Sourcing Lymphatic Drainage Capsules for Your Brand
Date: 2026-11-09 Categories: Supplement Blog Hits: 25
Aidacru offers private-label manufacturing for Lymphatic Drainage Capsules. The finished bottle shown here contains 60 capsules, with two veggie capsules per labeled serving and 30 servings per bottle. Distributors can ask for a quote on the pictured pack. Brands planning their own label can use the same bottle to specify the formula, pack count and artwork they want quoted.
What does the botanical label tell a buyer?
Look at the plant part as well as the ingredient name. For example, the photographed panel lists Galium aparine (whole herb) at 100 mg per two-capsule serving. A retailer asking for the quantity per serving needs all three details: botanical identity, plant part and amount.
For a private-label brief, request a flat copy of the ingredient panel. For each botanical, record the plant name and part, the form used, and the amount per serving. If your brand requires a particular extract ratio, ask for it in the written specification before approving the formula.
What can you order from the factory?
A finished-stock inquiry asks what Aidacru can supply in the existing pack. A private-label inquiry asks what it would take to supply the product under your brand. Even with the same 60-count bottle, these requests involve different costs and approval steps.
| Your buying route | What to confirm for the quote |
|---|---|
| Existing finished bottles | Available units by lot, expiry date, case quantity, price at your order size and earliest dispatch date. |
| Private label, same formula | Whether the pictured formula and bottle are available for your run, the label dimensions, minimum order, artwork charges and time from artwork approval to dispatch. |
| OEM with formula changes | Identify the exact botanical, serving size or capsule requirement you want changed. Ask for a feasibility review, revised specification, sample terms and production schedule. |
For the wider range of branding and formulation options, see Aidacru’s private-label supplement service.
Which details should go into the artwork brief?
The photos give your designer a reference for the white bottle, printed neck band and brown-filled capsules. Ask for the bottle dimensions and label template before sizing your artwork. The curved rear panel is useful for identifying where the directions and cautions sit; your designer will need the approved flat copy for typesetting.
From reference bottle to approved order
- Send the buying brief. Include your sales market, channel, target bottle quantity, packaging route and desired arrival date.
- Review the formula and pack together. Match the two-capsule serving to the current specification. For your own brand, review the proposed product name, ingredient declarations, warnings and front-label wording for your intended market before approving artwork.
- Approve the terms for your route. For finished stock, confirm the lot and remaining shelf life. For an OEM run, agree the sample or artwork approval point that starts the quoted production schedule.
Questions from wholesale and private-label buyers
How many servings are in a bottle?
The 60-count bottle contains 30 labeled servings. Each serving is two veggie capsules.
Can I use “vegan” on my own label?
The photographed panel uses the term “veggie capsules.” If you intend to make a vegan claim for the finished product, request the shell, excipient and ingredient specifications for your review.
Can I keep the formula and change only the label?
Yes, you can request that OEM route. Specify the pictured formula and 60-count pack in your inquiry so Aidacru can quote the artwork requirements, minimum run and timing.
What if I need a different botanical extract?
Send the botanical name, plant part, required extract specification and target amount per serving. Ask the factory to quote the change and identify any effect on capsule count or sampling.
How do I confirm there is enough stock for my order?
Give Aidacru your required bottle count and delivery destination. Ask which lot can fill it, its expiry date and whether the full quantity can ship together.
Can I review a sample before placing a private-label order?
Request sample availability and ask whether the sample represents the existing pack or your proposed changes. Confirm the cost and dispatch estimate for that specific sample.
Key takeaways
Use the photographed 60-count pack to define your order. For existing stock, the first decision is whether the available lot fits your quantity and shelf-life needs. For an OEM run, start with the botanical specification and label brief so your quote covers the product you intend to sell.