An atlas of formats and material systems.
Cross-category development under one technical team. The format follows the objective, not the other way around.
Category index
What we develop
Development notes
Dietary Supplements
Ingredient selection, dosage architecture and format strategy built around a defined objective and a defensible label.
- Actives & dosage logic
- Excipient systems
- Label architecture
Engagements
How the work is structured
Research engagements
Evidence, feasibility and ingredient intelligence
Formulation development
New formulas against a target product profile
Reformulation
Repair on cost, stability or sensory
Benchmark development
Technical reading and improvement route
Prototyping
Representative samples with revision rationale
Pilot production
Development-scale runs, typically 100–500 units
Documentation
Specifications a manufacturer can execute
Testing coordination
Qualified third-party laboratories
Private label adaptation
Secondary route using an existing base
Compliance & claims review
Claims, label and marketing language reviewed for regulatory considerations
Out of scope
No CBD development · No legal, patent or regulatory counsel — claims review is technical support, not legal advice · No efficacy or treatment claims · No in-house analytical testing · No commodity, specification-sheet manufacturing
Regulatory
Compliance & claims review
Compliance and claims review helps identify regulatory considerations before product language reaches a label, package or website — structure/function claim considerations for dietary supplements, the cosmetic and drug claim boundary for skincare and topicals, and label, packaging and marketing copy read against what the formula supports. It is technical product-development support, not legal advice or a guarantee of agency acceptance.
Compliance & claims reviewStart with the project as it is today
What are you trying to build?
Tell us where the project stands today. Every brief is reviewed for technical fit, development readiness and current laboratory capacity — you do not need all the technical answers first.
Which product types we develop →Six short steps. No account, no pricing gate.
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