Private Labeling Supplements: The Definitive Guide

5. CREATE YOUR BRAND LOGO & LABEL

If you already have a logo for your practice or healthcare business, all you have to do is send it to your representative. They will make sure the design team incorporates your company logo into a beautiful, professional label.

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If you don&#;t have branding already in place, you can work with our design team free of charge. Our team will work with you hand in hand to create a logo and label that represents your vision.

6. SET UP A LEGALLY ESTABLISHED BUSINESS

If you are a licensed healthcare professional, you probably already have a legally incorporated business. If you haven&#;t already set up your business as a separate legal entity, you should do so as soon as possible.

7. START SELLING YOUR NEWLY BRANDED SUPPLEMENTS!

At this point, you will be ready to receive your new supplement line in the mail and begin selling. If you are a sole proprietor or an established healthcare practitioner that wants to offer branded supplements directly to your patient-base, starting a private label business is straightforward and quite affordable.

AT DAVINCI LABORATORIES, OUR PROCESS GETS YOU UP AND RUNNING IN THREE SIMPLE STEPS:

1. Select your formulas &#; choose a formulation from our extensive product line or talk with a sales consultant to discuss the best options to meet your goals.

2. Choose one of our design templates, provide us with your own logo/design, or work with our team to customize a label.

3. Receive your new private label supplements in the mail and start selling high-quality formulations to your patients or customers.

HOW LONG DO SUPPLEMENTS  TAKE TO DELIVER?

The process for first-orders takes roughly 10-12 days for label printing and product delivery. Subsequent orders typically take just three to five days.

For e-commerce retailers, we recommend maintaining extra inventory. Our minimum order is only 36 bottles, but when you are selling on sites like Amazon, we recommend a minimum of 144 bottles.

Running out of products on e-commerce sites can negatively impact your brand. According to AMZ Advisors, when you run out of stock, you risk losing rank, sales, trust, and a competitive edge. On the other hand, practitioners who see patients face-to-face or through telemedicine have more flexibility with inventory. Maintaining stock isn&#;t as challenging, especially since they can usually get a new order shipped quickly.

CAN I RELABEL A PRODUCT AND SELL IT?

No, at least not without permission from the provider.

Simply buying a product and repackaging it with your own label without consent is not the same as private labeling. It would put you at risk for legal action for multiple instances of infringement.

Our minimum order is 36 bottles per product. With that in mind, you could have your first shipment of branded supplements entirely set up and ready to sell for less than five-hundred dollars.

Some providers have a reputation for including hidden fees or additional

costs related to developing the labels &#; so it&#;s a good idea

to ask your provider for a detailed explanation of all expenses involved.

Our private labeling services include label design, production, and help with identifying products that will best suit your business. Instead of charging service or label fees, we&#;ve built all of these features into our minimums to keep the process streamlined and affordable.

Additional options include digital imaging for your website or online sales, branded marketing material such as sell sheets and product information, as well as third-party testing certificates of analysis to verify your product&#;s quality.

If you want to learn more, please visit our website Private Label Supplement.

WHAT IS THE MARKUP ON SUPPLEMENTS?

Marking up supplements is a judgement call that depends on your niche and how well marketed your line is. A markup of one-hundred-percent is standard. If your cost comes down to $10.00 per unit, you might sell it for $20.00 and find your sweet spot.

Some highly successful private label brands have managed to market themselves so well they effectively sell their products for three to four times the cost.

MEETING SAFETY & QUALITY STANDARDS

WHAT QUALIFIES AS A SUPPLEMENT?

DO NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENTS NEED FDA APPROVAL?

Nutritional supplements and vitamins are not governed by the FDA. The Food and Drug Administration does not have authority over whether or not vitamins and supplements can be sold. However, like any other food product, supplements must be compliant with the FDA&#;s regulations regarding labeling and manufacturing.

Provisions, laboratory production controls, and distribution guidelines for supplements and cosmetics are regulated under the Food Drug and Cosmetic Act (Code of Federal Regulations Title 21 Section 111). Current Good Manufacturing Practices (CGMPs) required under CFR-21-111 ensure testing is done on every raw material in a supplement. These tests measure purity, potency, identity, and contaminants in order to prove the product meets all standards put in place. CGMPs also provide a statistically valid method for substantiating label claims on finished products.

WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR MAKING SURE A SUPPLEMENT IS SAFE?

Since vitamins and nutritional supplements do not need FDA approval for sales, the onus is on the manufacturer CGMPs. The manufacturer must make sure that the products are safe before taking them to market for distribution.

This is one reason why private labeling supplements is a wise route; Providers like DaVinci Laboratories ensure all products are safe and ready for market.  As a private label customer, you have protection from associated liabilities as long as you follow our labeling guidelines.

HOW DO YOU KNOW IF VITAMINS ARE GOOD QUALITY?

The best way to determine the quality of a supplement is to evaluate the company you are purchasing from.

A FEW THINGS TO LOOK FOR DURING THE VETTING PROCESS:

&#; Is the supplement manufacturer FDA registered?
&#; Does the manufacturer have an up-to-date Current Good Manufacturing Practices (CGMP) certification?
&#; Do they have on-site regulatory and quality control departments?
&#; Are they free of heavy metals?
&#; Does clinical research back their ingredients?
&#; Did doctors or nutritional experts create the formulas?
&#; Does the manufacturer employ 3rd-party testing?

If you are a doctor, naturopath, or licensed healthcare practitioner of any sort, you don&#;t want to give your patients anything you wouldn&#;t take yourself. Verifying supplement quality is easy. Just ask the private label provider for compliance documentation. You can also do a Google search for product recalls and truth in labeling violations. Additionally, you should look for silver or gold CGMP certification.

Private labeling presents great opportunities for any health professional. It offers a fast, easy way to offer superior-quality nutritional supplements to the people you serve, allowing you to help them achieve their goals while simultaneously building your brand and boosting revenue. By following the steps in this guide, you can reap the benefits by successfully launching your first private label products. Sign up today.