Format Follows Dosage Form: A Nutraceutical Walkthrough
2026-02-16

Choosing a supplement pack is easier when the dosage form decides the format first, and the material second.
Tablets and capsules
Blisters in PVC or APET, sealed to aluminium lidding foil, with counts set by the shelf price point.
Softgels
Blisters with attention to seal integrity and light protection where the fill is sensitive.
Gummies and chews
Rigid film trays in APET or RPET, where the pack is part of the display rather than only protection.
Powders and granules
Sachets and stick packs in laminated film, with the barrier layer set by the formulation.
Next steps
See materials for nutraceutical packaging and the supplement selection guide.
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Materials referenced in this article

Composite Laminated Film
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Metallized Barrier Film
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Standard Blister PVC
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