Packaging and pack-out
Supplement packaging, co-packing and pack-out
The right package for your channel, then bottled or pouched, sealed, labeled to your design, case-packed and shipped. Client-supplied or factory-supplied packaging.
What does supplement packaging and co-packing include?
Supplement co-packing is the step that turns bulk gummies, tablets or capsules into retail-ready product: counting or filling into the package, adding a desiccant, sealing, labeling, shrink-banding where needed, and case-packing for shipment. Good packaging is also a decision, not just a task. A bottle suits retail shelves and direct-to-consumer, a stand-up pouch cuts cost and shipping weight, and sachets or stick packs suit sampling, travel and subscription.
At MCM Labs packaging is part of the same project as manufacturing. We help choose the package for your channel and margin, order it while your R&D batch runs so it is ready when production is (imported packaging can take about 30 days to make and 30 to ship), and run the pack-out in house. You can supply your own packaging or use ours, and finished product can be case-packed and shipped.
Last updated September 22, 2026
Packaging formats
Bottle
Induction-sealed and labeled, with a desiccant and a shrink band as needed. Every gummy bottle gets a desiccant.
Stand-up pouch
Resealable pouches for gummies and tablets, lighter and cheaper to ship.
Sachet and flow wrap
One- to five-count serving packs for sampling, convenience and subscription.
Stick pack
Single-serve format for big doses and hydration products.
Blister pack
Unit-dose presentation through a packaging partner, when a project needs it.
Case-pack and ship
Sealed, labeled, case-packed and shipped to you or your fulfillment partner.
How packaging runs alongside production
Choose the package
Channel, price point, shipping and shelf decide the format.
Order early
Packaging is ordered while the R&D batch runs, not after it.
Label
You design on our template; we check the Supplement Facts panel layout with you.
Pack-out
Fill or count, desiccant, seal, label, case-pack and ship.
Questions about supplement packaging
What is required on a supplement label?
In the US, a dietary supplement label needs a statement of identity (the product name and the words dietary supplement), the net quantity, a Supplement Facts panel, the other ingredients, the name and place of business of the manufacturer, packer or distributor, and allergen information. Structure/function claims need the FDA disclaimer. This is general information, not legal advice; have your final label reviewed.
Can you use packaging I supply?
Yes. We can pack into client-supplied bottles, pouches and labels, or source the packaging for you.
Do you offer fulfillment?
We case-pack and ship finished product to you or to your fulfillment or Amazon prep partner. Tell us how you sell and we will set up the pack-out for that channel.
Which package is best for gummies?
A bottle with a desiccant is the standard for retail and direct-to-consumer, because gummies pick up moisture. Stand-up pouches cost less and ship lighter. Two-count sachets work well for samples and events.
Related services
Private label supplements
Put your brand on a proven gummy, tablet or capsule formula, or change the flavor, dose or format to make it yours. Direct to the factory, no broker in the middle.
Gummy manufacturing
Pectin or gelatin, vegan or sugar-free, your shape and flavor, made in a GMP-certified facility in the USA. We tell you before R&D starts whether your dose fits in a gummy.
Tablet manufacturing
High-dose tablets, chewables and coated tablets, designed around the dose your customer actually needs. Natural colors or none.
Tell us what you're making. We'll come back with a plan.
A short brief is enough: the product idea, the active and dose you have in mind, the channel you're selling into, and the volume you're planning for. We reply within one business day.
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