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Supplement packaging designed with the product—not added at the end

White Bottle supports qualified capsule and powder programs with in-house bottles, jars, pouches, and seven blister lines, aligning product protection, count or fill, components, artwork, coding, testing, and production.

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White Bottle in-house supplement blister-packaging line
White Bottle’s in-house packaging platform includes bottles, jars, pouches, and blisters. Stick-pack programs are available through qualified co-pack partners; in-house stick-pack filling is not yet live.
Bottles + jarsCapsule and powder pathways
PouchesQualified powder and capsule programs
7In-house blister lines
IntegratedManufacturing and packaging scope
CaliforniaU.S. operations
Direct answer: White Bottle provides in-house bottles, jars, pouches, and blister packaging for qualified supplement products. Package feasibility depends on dosage form, fill or count, product sensitivity, components, artwork, tooling, volume, testing, and schedule.
Packaging pathways

Choose the format around protection, use, channel, and production fit

The package affects product exposure, serving presentation, component lead time, fill accuracy, line compatibility, labels, cartons, freight, cost, and customer experience.

Bottles and jars

Support qualified capsules and powders with project-specific container size, resin or material, color, closure, liner, seal, desiccant or other protection, scoop, label, coding, and case pack.

Pouches

Support qualified powder or capsule programs with material, barrier, dimensions, closure, seal, print or label, fill weight or count, coding, case pack, and presentation selected by project.

Blister packaging

Seven in-house lines support qualified capsules and other suitable solid-dose products with cavity, forming material, lidding, count, card, print, carton, coding, and tooling defined by project.

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Project fit

What White Bottle reviews before packaging is approved

A package is a component system, not a container name.

  • Dosage form, dimensions or density, sensitivity, serving, count or fill weight, product specifications, storage, and shelf-life objective
  • Container or film material, size, color, barrier, closure, liner, seal, desiccant, scoop, cavity, lidding, and other functional components
  • Label, print, foil, card, carton, insert, lot and expiration coding, tamper evidence, proofs, approval, and component specifications
  • Initial and forecast volume, component minimums and lead times, tooling, setup, yields, testing, release, case pack, freight, and launch date
  • Sustainability, retail, ecommerce, practitioner, club, international, unit-dose, child-resistant, or other channel-specific requirements
Package protection and shelf-life outcomes are product-specific. They require an approved formula, package specification, storage conditions, testing or stability strategy, and supporting data—not generic packaging claims.
Integrated manufacturing

Connect production and packaging decisions early

The formula and package should be developed together when density, count, serving, sensitivity, unit dose, retail format, or component supply could change the manufacturing plan.

Capsule programs

Align capsule size, count, shell, appearance, bottle or pouch dimensions, desiccant needs, blister cavity, cards, cartons, and line configuration.

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Powder programs

Align density, serving weight, scoop, fill weight, headspace, jar or pouch dimensions, closure, seal, moisture strategy, and shipping.

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Probiotic programs

Align strains, environmental exposure, count or fill, package barrier, storage, stability plan, testing, and label language.

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Buyer questions

Supplement packaging questions

Which supplement packages does White Bottle offer in-house?
White Bottle supports qualified bottles, jars, pouches, and blister packages in-house. Exact options depend on the dosage form, product, components, volume, tooling, line compatibility, testing, and schedule.
Does White Bottle fill stick packs?
Not in-house. Stick-pack programs are fulfilled through qualified co-pack partners, with that scope disclosed and assigned separately. White Bottle’s in-house stick-pack line is not yet live.
Can White Bottle blister-package products made elsewhere?
Potentially. Suitable externally produced solid-dose products may be blister-packaged after technical, quality, documentation, chain-of-custody, component, testing, release, and commercial review.
Can White Bottle help source packaging components?
White Bottle can support component sourcing for qualified projects. Final selections depend on specifications, supplier qualification, compatibility, minimums, lead times, proofs, availability, testing, cost, and brand requirements.
When should packaging be selected?
Packaging should be considered during feasibility, not after the formula is finished. Density, count, serving, sensitivity, protection, components, artwork, tooling, testing, freight, channel, and target cost can all affect the product plan.
Start with project fit

Scope the product and package as one commercial system

Send the dosage form, formula or product specifications, count or fill, package concept, components, artwork status, volume, testing, protection needs, and launch timing.

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