Liquid concept
Outline the ingredient direction, desired serving and intended positioning.
05 / Dosage form
A compact format. A complete development brief.
Explore ready-to-drink supplement concepts with formulation, flavour and bottle presentation developed as one project.

Your customisation brief
A shot project combines the formulation with a practical ready-to-drink pack. Ingredient compatibility, sensory preferences, pack volume and the intended sales channel all belong in the initial discussion.
Outline the ingredient direction, desired serving and intended positioning.
Discuss flavour, sweetness and visual preferences as part of sample development.
Define a preferred fill volume, bottle presentation and closure concept for feasibility review.
Share the destination market, channel and expected storage or transport conditions.
These are development discussion areas, not a list of stocked products. Final options and specifications depend on project review.
The starting point
Explain how the shot fits into the intended consumer routine.
Define taste, appearance and any reference samples.
Align volume, closure, labelling and secondary packaging.
Packaging direction
Packaging is part of the development brief. Share the container, presentation and retail requirements you want to explore.
Subject to format and project review.
Subject to format and project review.
Subject to format and project review.
Application directions
Explore related development directions. These links describe concepts to discuss, not pre-approved formulations.

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Every project has its own requirements. Let’s clarify yours.
Ask a project questionYour preferred volume can be included in the brief. Available packaging, formulation and filling requirements are confirmed during review.
Storage conditions and shelf life cannot be assumed from the format. They depend on the formulation, processing, packaging and relevant evaluation.
Yes. A reference or a written sensory brief helps the development discussion. Final sample approval remains part of the project.