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What goes in, and why

Marine Type I collagen peptide

The dose per tablet is limited by tablet size and by what a consumer will swallow. Most solid-dose collagen products deliver considerably less per day than powder formats, and the label should be honest about that.

Vitamins

Commonly included, and they cost little space relative to the collagen itself.

Binders and disintegrants

The excipient system determines whether the tablet holds together in the bottle and breaks apart in the stomach. It is developed around your dose, not chosen from a shelf.

At a glance

  • Format — Solid dose
  • Pack options — Blister strips, HDPE bottles, capsules including marine gelatin shells.
  • Branding — entirely yours
  • Specification — agreed in writing before production
  • Documentation — certificate of analysis with every lot

What this format demands of the peptide

Flowability and compressibility drive this format rather than solubility. Particle size and bulk density become the parameters we agree, and they are different from the ones that matter in a powder sachet. Moisture control is critical because a hygroscopic peptide will soften a tablet over shelf life.

On dosing

Be realistic about tablets per day. A product requiring eight tablets to reach a clinically meaningful dose will not be taken as directed, and a claim built on that dose will not survive contact with the consumer.

Who buys this

Typical customers

Pharmacy channel, practitioner dispensing, export markets where solid dose is the norm, and travel-friendly range extensions.

Discuss this formulation

What we need from you

  • Target dose per serving
  • Pack format and serving count
  • Regulatory market and intended claims
  • Flavour direction, if any
  • Expected annual volume

Confidentiality agreed before any formulation detail is exchanged.

Whatever the sea gives us, we use completely.

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