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Vitamin and Mineral Supplements
Includes Vitamin D, B12, Iron, and Zinc for easy absorption, ideal for children, seniors, and those with difficulties swallowing pills.
Typically formulated as drops without alcohol.
Packaging Options for Drops and Tinctures
1、Glass Bottles with Droppers
The most common packaging for both drops and tinctures. Provides precise dosing and preserves product quality by minimizing air exposure.
Available in amber, blue, or clear glass to protect contents from light degradation.
2、Spray Bottles：Used for CBD products, herbal extracts, or breath sprays for easy and quick application.
Ideal for products that require on-the-go use and fast absorption.
3、Single-Use Ampoules or Sachets：Provides pre-measured doses for convenient travel or sample distribution.
Often used for vitamin supplements or medicinal mushroom extracts.
4、Bulk Packaging：For B2B customers or manufacturing partners, bulk containers are used to reduce packaging costs.
Often supplied in large plastic or glass containers for further processing or repackaging.
Lead Time for Drops and Tinctures
1、Sample Orders: 7–14 days for formulation testing, flavor adjustments, and packaging samples.
2、Bulk Production: 4–8 weeks depending on order volume, customization (e.g., packaging or formulation), and ingredient availability.
3、Expedited Orders: Available upon request, subject to raw material availability and production line capacity.
Storage Guidelines for Drops and Tinctures：
1、Temperature Control: Store in a cool, dry place (below 25°C / 77°F) to prevent degradation. Avoid exposure to direct sunlight or excessive heat
2、Humidity Management: Ensure the environment has low humidity to avoid contamination, especially for water-based drops.
3、Light Protection: Use amber or dark glass bottles to protect light-sensitive ingredients like vitamins, CBD, and herbal extracts from UV degradation.
4、Sealing and Airtight Packaging: Ensure packaging is airtight to prevent oxidation and maintain product efficacy.
Shelf Life:
Drops: Typically 12–24 months depending on the formulation and storage conditions.
Tinctures: Due to the alcohol content, tinctures often have a longer shelf life (up to 3–5 years) if stored properly.
Labeling Storage Instructions:
Include clear storage instructions on the label (e.g., “Store in a cool, dry place” or “Refrigerate after opening” if necessary).
