Manufacturing Nutraceuticals · Cannabinoids · Peptides · San Diego, California
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Develop and manufacture custom creams, balms, roll-ons and other topical products with formulation, texture, stability, packaging and scale-up support from Palmyra Nutra.
Get a manufacturing quotePalmyra Nutra develops and manufactures topical products with attention to how the finished formula actually performs and feels. Projects can begin with a custom formula, a private-label concept, or an existing specification.
Selected topical projects can start at 250 units. Minimums depend on formula complexity, raw materials, packaging, fill size and production requirements.
Develop a new topical formula or bring us a product specification you already own.
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Emulsified cream systems developed for texture, stability and a polished consumer experience.
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Anhydrous balm systems for wellness, cosmetic and specialty active-ingredient concepts.
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Roll-on formats can be developed around the target viscosity, actives and intended use.
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Jar, tube, bottle and other packaging options can be quoted with the manufacturing program.
The process moves from product brief and formulation through stability-minded development, production and finished packaging.
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Send the intended product type, actives, texture goals, fill size, packaging and production volume.
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We review the concept, ingredient compatibility, texture, stability considerations and sourcing requirements.
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Approved formulas move into production and are filled into the selected package format.
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Finished products move through labeling and packing, with larger repeat production available as demand grows.
Selected topical projects can start at 250 units. Minimums depend on formula, fill size, packaging and production requirements.
Yes. Projects can begin with custom formulation and R&D, a private-label concept, or a formula and specification you already own.
Yes. Qualifying topical projects can begin with a smaller run and scale as the brand grows.
Yes. Packaging options depend on format and project requirements, and can be included as part of the manufacturing program.