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Guides for making and selling a supplement
Plain, dated guides for brands making a supplement, in five groups: what minimums manufacturers publish, what a run really costs, what a label can say, how to read a lab report and how US import duty works on goods from India. Every number has a source and a date, and guides are updated when rules or prices change.
Minimums and costs
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Low MOQ supplement manufacturers compared
Published minimums by format and manufacturer type, in one dated table.
Where should you start?
- New to supplements? Start with how to start a supplement brand, then the glossary.
- Comparing manufacturers? Start with low MOQ manufacturers compared, then the questions to ask before paying a deposit.
- Ready to price a product? Start with what supplement manufacturing costs, then get a landed price.
- Writing your label? Start with the label checklist, then the claims guide.
How are these guides kept accurate?
- Every number has a named source type and the date it was checked.
- Dated tables are rechecked every month, and the date at the top changes when they do.
- Rules and tariffs are checked against official sources such as FDA and US Customs, and we say when a rule is in flux.
- Competitors appear only in dated comparison tables, by type, never in claims about their quality.
Open the glossary for plain definitions of every trade term in these guides.
Want a number instead of a guide?
Send the formula, the format and the quantity. Landed price in writing within 24 to 48 hours.
Price your first run
Landed price in writing within 24 to 48 hours. A person replies within 4 business hours.
Get your landed priceBy BioGalen Nutra. Last reviewed .