Define your brief
Ingredient direction, format, intended users, target market and packaging.
MARKET REFERENCE / Life Extension
Two-Per-Day Multivitamin Capsules
A capsule-format multivitamin reference for a separate product brief; the reference name does not establish dosing instructions for your product.
Hard capsulesLife Extension
Use the pictured Life Extension capsule product to discuss format and presentation. For an independent brand brief, send the ingredient direction, proposed serving specification, capsule-shell preference, intended market and bottle requirements. The Two-Per-Day reference name is not a dosing recommendation or a confirmed specification for your project.
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PRODUCT KEYWORDS
Build your brief.
Two-Per-Day Multivitamin Capsules · Hard capsules · Private label development · Custom packaging
- Reference brand
- Life Extension
- Product direction
- Two-Per-Day Multivitamin Capsules
- Dosage form
- Hard capsules
- Development status
- Formulation, ingredient suitability and manufacturing feasibility to be reviewed
- Packaging
- Your own branding and packaging to be developed
- Catalog keywords
- Two-Per-Day, multivitamin, capsules
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Sample scope, agreed formulation, serving details and label artwork for your project.
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What details should I confirm?
For OEM / ODM, agree ingredient identities, serving specification, sample scope and packaging for your own project.
Which documents can I request?
Send the product reference and requested document list. Product and batch document availability is checked for your destination.
How should I use this product image?
The image illustrates a product or packaging direction. Third-party brands are development references; the final formulation and label for your brand are agreed separately.
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