Nutritional products help the body access all of the essential vitamins and minerals for health. Supplements may fill any dietary gaps caused by malabsorption or other factors like eating habits and age.
Always read the label before buying any nutritional product, avoiding those making bold claims such as curing diseases or burning fat.
Enhanced nutrient absorption
The human digestive tract is an intricate system designed to break down, absorb, and deliver essential nutrients throughout the body. Absorption depends on diet and age; additionally it varies throughout life stages such as childhood through pregnancy and old age.
Malabsorption occurs when the intestinal tract cannot take in and absorb certain nutrients (see Chapter 227). Common causes may include malabsorption of fats (known as steatorrhea), as well as deficiencies of vitamins, minerals, amino acids or other nutrients.
Nutritional supplements are products designed to supplement one’s diet, often including vitamins, minerals, herbs or other ingredients. They often fall under CAM (Complementary and Alternative Medicine), an umbrella term covering various medical practices and products not considered part of conventional medicine.
Customized formulations
Personalized nutrition products can be an effective marketing strategy that sets you apart and draws in forward-thinking consumers, but scaling them without compromising quality or profitability may prove challenging. Working with a company offering custom formulation can help create products tailored to your exact specifications.
These products can be tailored specifically to the needs of smaller groups, such as long-distance runners or individual customers, thanks to technological advancements and the creation of nutritional supplements to address nutritional deficiencies. Furthermore, this trend represents the growing interest in products designed to support healthier lifestyles.
Private label manufacturers can ensure a high-quality end product by offering various custom formulation options. These may include offering an all-in-one ingredient called nutrient premix that lowers storage, labor, and quality control costs; or additional ingredients to meet other specifications like taste, texture, or fragrance requirements.
Trusted private label manufacturers
Consumers expect the highest possible quality and trustworthiness from private label nutrition products, so working with a manufacturer with an established reputation in the industry is key for meeting this expectation. This should include verifying product ingredients, adhering to industry standards, and effective fulfillment processes.
Finding manufacturers with flexible MOQ requirements is also vitally important, allowing you to avoid expensive upfront fees while guaranteeing a steady supply of your products. To do this, search forums or eCommerce websites for private label manufacturers with these flexible requirements – then read reviews from previous customers about that company.
Vitalabs is a manufacturer of both standard and custom private label vitamins and supplements, including capsules, tablets and flavor powders. For more information about any product form offered please reach out directly. With their efficient production processes and quick turnaround time they offer great opportunities for small businesses looking to launch their own supplement brands.
High-quality products
Many individuals can be overwhelmed by the abundance of nutritional product and supplement information, leading to difficulty making wise decisions regarding their body and life. Unfortunately, many are at risk of making unwise choices which could result in serious illness or even death. Luckily, there are certain people with “insider knowledge” who can distinguish high-quality from low-quality products more quickly than most others do.
This study assessed the nutritional quality of prepackaged food products carrying health or nutritional claims by analyzing nutrition labeling. Data for this analysis was collected through University of Toronto’s Food Label Information Program (FLIP), including product name, brand, company information, nutrition facts table and ingredients list. Nutrition Facts Table values were then compared for consistency within Food Guideline Amounts categories such as FGA. Results demonstrated differences between BR and PL products regarding total fats, saturates, total carbohydrates, proteins, salt and energy but not sugars.