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Both. A meaningful portion of our work is with first-time inventors and startup brands launching their first product — our low private label minimums and full-service model exist precisely to make that path accessible. We also work with established brands launching line extensions or expanding into new geographies.
Private label products built on our existing stock formulations can run as low as 1,000 units. Fully custom formulations typically start at 5,000 units, because custom work carries formulation, testing, and raw material commitments that stock products do not. As your brand scales, we scale with you — there is no upper limit on what we can produce.
A private label launch using one of our existing FDA (Food and Drug Administration)-compliant formulas can move from contract to first production run in approximately 60 to 90 days. Custom formulations typically run 4 to 6 months depending on testing, certification, and regulatory requirements. Because we also handle packaging, distribution, and fulfillment, your first sale follows production rather than waiting on a second round of vendor sourcing.
As a planning guide: discovery and scoping usually run a couple of weeks, formulation is fast for private label and the longest stage for custom work, testing and certification depend on your category, and production and packaging follow component lead times. Overall, a private label launch typically runs about 60 to 90 days from contract to first production run, and a custom formulation typically runs 4 to 6 months. We give you a dated schedule for your specific product at kickoff.
We don't publish standard pricing, because a quote depends on format, formula, batch size, packaging components, and the testing and certifications your category and markets require. What we do is quote the whole path — formulation, production, packaging, testing, and fulfillment — so you are not surprised by a second and third vendor invoice later. Share your product, volume, and timeline and we'll come back with a scoped quote.