Supplement Packaging

From $1.25 / unit

500 units minimum · 7 days from approved proof

Supplement packaging here means printed folding cartons for vitamins and dietary supplements, sized around the bottle, jar or pack count, with panels laid out for the statement of identity, net quantity and Supplement Facts the brand supplies. Packaging Dock builds them on Reverse Tuck or Seal End cartons and ships them flat across the USA.

Sized to the bottle, jar or pack count
Front and information panels planned for label copy
Reverse Tuck or Seal End closure
Inserts for multi-item kits
500 units minimum · 7-day standard production

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Custom supplement boxes in cream, dark green, black, and pale yellow with "Daily Form" branding, shown upright on a counter with one open revealing a capsule bottle, additional bottles nearby.

Product Details

Overview & Specifications

What Is Supplement Packaging?

Supplement packaging is the outer carton around a supplement's primary container: a bottle, jar, tube or set of stick packs. The carton gives the product a larger front panel than the bottle label, room for the Supplement Facts and a shelf-ready shape.

They are part of the Tuck Boxes range. Related medicine cartons sit under Pharma Packaging.

What it has to do

What a Supplement Carton Has to Do

A supplement carton has to fit the primary container, give the front panel to the identity statement and net quantity, plan the information panel for the Supplement Facts, leave space for any claim disclaimer and close the way the product is sold. Each need below is matched to the option that meets it.

01
Fit
Fit the Bottle, Jar or Pack Count
Supplement bottles vary by count and cap. The inside size is taken from the filled bottle with its cap, or from the stack of stick packs or sachets.
02
Give
Give the Front Panel to Identity and Quantity
FDA labeling places the statement of identity and the net quantity on the principal display panel. The front panel is planned for these before brand graphics.
03
Plan
Plan the Information Panel
Supplement Facts, ingredients and business details are placed on the information panel unless displayed on the principal display panel, subject to applicable rules. The panel is sized so the facts box fits at a readable type size.
04
Leave
Leave Space for Claim Disclaimers
A structure/function claim, such as "supports immune health", requires the FDA disclaimer on the label. Panels are planned for the claims the brand makes.
05
Close
Close the Way the Product Is Sold
A tuck end recloses; a glued Seal End stays shut until first opened. Neither is tamper-evident on its own, so any tamper feature is specified separately.

Supplement Carton vs Medicine Carton

Choose supplement packaging for dietary supplements and medicine boxes for drugs; the label system is different. The table compares the two.

Attribute	Supplement Carton	Medicine Carton (Medicine Boxes)
Product	Vitamins, minerals, herbal and other dietary supplements	OTC and other drug products
Label panel	Supplement Facts	Drug Facts for OTC drugs; other labeling by product
Claims	Structure/function claims with FDA disclaimer	Drug indications under drug rules
Typical primary pack	Bottle, jar, stick packs, sachets	Bottle, blister card, tube
Structure	Reverse Tuck or Seal End	Reverse Tuck or Seal End

Supplement Packaging Specifications

Supplement packaging is specified around the primary container, the label panels and the closure. Review the specifications below to plan the carton.

Specification	Available Configuration
Product Type	Folding carton for vitamins and dietary supplements
Category	Tuck Boxes
Structure	Reverse Tuck or Seal End, chosen by closure and filling process
Dimensions	Customized around the bottle, jar or pack count
Board	Paperboard 14–18 pt, 20–24 pt or 26–28 pt; E/F-flute or B-flute corrugated
Panels	Principal display panel and information panel planned for the supplied label copy
Interior	Insert or partitions for kits with several items
Inserts	Paperboard, foam/EVA or molded pulp
Print Coverage	Exterior only, exterior + interior, or full inside and outside
Print / Finishes	CMYK and Pantone spot color from approved artwork; finishes selected for readability of required copy
Starting Price	From $1.25 / unit; final price depends on size, board, print and quantity
Minimum Order	500 units
Standard Production	7 days from approved proof
Rush Production	Available on request
Shipping	Ships flat, USA and worldwide

What Size Supplement Box Do I Need?

Size the carton from the filled bottle or pack stack, then plan the panels. A carton for a tall bottle has a narrow front; a wider carton gives more front panel. The Reverse Tuck sizing guide lists carton allowances.

Primary Pack	What to Record
Bottle or jar	Diameter and height with the cap
Stick packs or sachets	Pack size and count per carton
Front panel	Space needed for identity and net quantity
Information panel	Space needed for the Supplement Facts

Check the Panels at Full Size

Print the proof at full size, pack the bottle and check that the Supplement Facts and front-panel copy read clearly.

What to Check Before Bulk Production

Review a packed sample with the final bottle and approved artwork. Record the approved size, panels and closure on the signed-off sample.

If the sample shows	Review before approval
Supplement Facts too small	Widen the information panel
Bottle loose in the carton	Tighten the inside size or add an insert
Front panel crowded	Move secondary claims to a side panel
Several counts share one carton	Confirm each count fits or add sizes

Seven days covers standard production from approved proof once the specification is confirmed; delivery timing is confirmed separately.

Customization

Customize Your Supplement Packaging

Supplement packaging is customized around four choices: primary pack fit, panel layout, closure and kit inserts. Start with the bottle and the approved label copy, because together they set the panel sizes.

Primary Pack Fit

Provide the filled bottle or jar with its cap, or the stick-pack count, for each product size.

Panel Layout

Plan the front panel for identity and net quantity and the information panel for the Supplement Facts.

Closure

Choose a reclosable Reverse Tuck or a glued Seal End; add any tamper feature separately.

Kit Inserts

Use a paperboard insert where a carton holds a bottle plus a scoop, sachets or leaflets.

Ordering

How to Order Supplement Packaging

Ordering supplement packaging takes five steps: share the product and approved copy, confirm the size and dieline, approve the artwork proof, move into production, and ship flat. Orders start at 500 units, with standard production in 7 days from approved proof after the final specification is confirmed.

01
Request a Quote
Share the bottle or pack dimensions, the approved label copy, closure, quantity and number of flavors or counts. Packaging Dock typically responds to quote requests within 24 hours.
02
Confirm the Size and Dieline
Inside size, closure and board are set around the bottle or pack count. Packaging Dock then provides a custom dieline marking the front panel and the Supplement Facts panel.
03
Approve the Artwork and Proof
Artwork is prepared on the dieline from approved files. The proof is checked against the supplied label copy for panel placement and type size before approval.
04
Production
Production begins after the artwork proof and final specification are approved. Standard production is 7 days from approved proof, with rush production available on request.
05
Shipping
Finished cartons ship flat across the USA and worldwide. Transit method, delivery time and shipping cost depend on the destination, order volume and shipment requirements.

Sample note: A pre-production sample can be packed with the filled bottle before the full production run.

Uses

Who Uses Supplement Packaging?

Supplement packaging is used by vitamin, sports nutrition, herbal and wellness brands that sell bottles, jars or stick packs in retail cartons.

01
Vitamin and Mineral Brands
Bottled tablets and capsules in shelf cartons. Plan for one carton per count.
02
Sports Nutrition
Stick packs and sachets in counted cartons. For bulk powder see Mylar Bags.
03
Herbal and Botanical Supplements
Jars and bottles with longer ingredient lists. Plan for a wider information panel.
04
Wellness Kits
A bottle plus scoop, sachets or a guide in one carton with an insert.

Structures

Explore Related Pharma Packaging

Drug cartons are covered on Medicine Boxes; child-resistant pouches on Child-Resistant Mylar Bags; shipping cartons on Pharmaceutical Shipping Boxes. All pharma formats sit under Pharma Packaging.

FAQ

Supplement Packaging FAQs

What is supplement packaging?

Here it is a printed folding carton around a supplement bottle, jar or set of packs, with panels for the identity statement, net quantity and Supplement Facts.

What goes on the front of a supplement box?

FDA labeling places the statement of identity and the net quantity on the principal display panel. The brand supplies and approves the copy.

Where does the Supplement Facts panel go?

Supplement Facts, ingredients and business details are placed on the information panel unless displayed on the principal display panel, subject to applicable rules.

Do supplement boxes need a disclaimer?

If the label makes a structure/function claim, FDA requires a disclaimer on the label. The brand confirms which claims it makes.

Is supplement packaging different from medicine boxes?

Yes. Supplements use a Supplement Facts panel; OTC drugs use a Drug Facts panel. See Medicine Boxes.

Are supplement cartons tamper-evident?

Not on their own. A tuck or glued end is not a tamper-evident feature; one is specified separately if needed.

Which carton structure do supplement boxes use?

Reverse Tuck for a reclosable carton or Seal End for one that stays glued until opened.

Can I get a sample before ordering?

Yes. Complimentary sample kits ship within two business days; the customer covers shipping. A pre-production sample can also be packed with your bottle.

What is the minimum order and lead time?

Orders start at 500 units from $1.25 per unit. Standard production is 7 days from approved proof once the final specification is confirmed, with rush production available on request.