Clean-3 Beauty Capsules: Planning a 30-Serving Private Label Bottle
Date: 2026-11-12 Categories: Supplement Blog Hits: 156
For a skincare brand evaluating its first supplement, the Clean-3 Triple Action sample gives the product team a finished pack to review. It holds 60 capsules, with two capsules per serving and 30 servings per bottle. Start with the stock bottle to check shelf fit and label readability, then use those measurements to brief a private-label order.
What can a skincare buyer learn from the stock sample?
The sample has a purple bottle, a white label and light-colored capsules. The front panel shows the Clean-3 name and capsule count. The rear panel shows how the serving information and ingredient table fit around the curved bottle.
For the first review, place the physical sample next to the skincare product you expect customers to buy with it. A bottle that works on a website banner may be too tall for a retailer’s shelf, or its label may be hard to read beside a wider moisturizer jar. A mock shelf with the actual bottle answers both questions before the team commissions artwork.
Will a 30-serving bottle fit your range?
The serving count is a useful starting point for pack planning. At two capsules per serving, keeping 30 servings fixes the fill count at 60 capsules. A different count or capsule size calls for a fresh bottle-fit check.
| Review item | What the buyer should check | What to request |
|---|---|---|
| Shelf clearance | Measure from the shelf surface to the underside of the shelf above, including room to lift the bottle out | Overall bottle height with closure fitted |
| Shelf facing | Place the bottle beside the products it will share the display with | Bottle diameter and a physical sample |
| Label readability | Wrap a paper proof around the sample and read the smallest text at actual size | Label dimensions, printable area and wrap overlap |
| Shipping carton | Check whether the bottle will travel alone, in a retail carton or in a skincare bundle | Retail carton dimensions if used, plus the proposed case pack |
The stock photo supports a first look at color and layout. It cannot supply the millimeter measurements a printer or retail buyer needs. Ask for the dimensions of the actual bottle and closure proposed for your order.
What changes between a stock order and a private-label run?
For existing stock, start with the finished pack shown. Ask which label and closure are on the available lot, how many bottles can be supplied, the remaining shelf life and the packed case quantity. These details let a distributor decide whether the existing presentation suits its market and receiving requirements.
For a private-label run, identify the changes line by line. Keeping the formula and pack count while changing the label is a different brief from changing the bottle color, closure, capsule specification or outer carton. Ask for the minimum order, costs and timing for your chosen configuration.
- Merchandising review. Put the sample on the intended shelf or inside the proposed bundle and record the dimensions that matter.
- Artwork review. Obtain the supplier’s label template. Prepare your logo, product identity, required local-market copy, barcode if required by your retailer, and the approved ingredient panel. Check text at actual size on a curved proof.
- Quote and approval. List every component to be supplied and who approves the final proof. Ask the factory to identify any setup charges and the point from which it will confirm a production schedule.
Teams comparing formats across a broader launch can review Aidacru’s beauty supplement development options.
Five questions from beauty brands planning their first order
How many servings are in the pictured bottle? The sample contains 60 capsules. At two capsules per serving, there are 30 labeled servings.
Can the merchandising team review a physical sample? Request the Clean-3 bottle from Aidacru and specify whether the team needs a finished stock pack, packaging components or a proof for a private-label design. Confirm sample availability for the requested configuration.
Which dimensions should we request first? Start with capped height, bottle diameter and label application area. If you sell the supplement in a set, also obtain the retail carton dimensions before finalizing the bundle.
Can our design team lay out the label from a photograph? A photograph can guide an initial concept. For a production proof, use the printer’s template for the actual container, check the wrap overlap and confirm that the final text remains legible.
What should we send for a private-label estimate? Include the launch market, intended first order in bottles, target serving count and requested changes to the stock presentation. Identify whether the quote should include printed labels, retail cartons or both.
Key takeaways
- The 60-capsule pack gives buyers a 30-serving presentation to evaluate beside an existing skincare line.
- A finished sample, capped dimensions and a bottle-specific label template give merchandising and design the information needed for a first proof.
- Tell Aidacru where you plan to sell and how many bottles you are evaluating. Request a Clean-3 sample and bottle dimensions.