Manufacturing Nutraceuticals · Cannabinoids · Peptides · San Diego, California
Drop it in water, watch it fizz, drink it. Effervescent tablets are one of the fastest-growing ways people buy hydration and daily vitamins. We make private label effervescent tablets with GMP-compliant manufacturing in the USA, starting with electrolyte and hydration formulas.
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Hydration tablets are growing fast on Amazon and in retail, and they travel better than powder tubs. One tablet, one bottle of water, a consistent serving every time.
Sodium, potassium and magnesium blends, sugar-free options. Our lead format.
Daily vitamin C with zinc or elderberry options.
B vitamins with a low, clearly labeled dose of caffeine.
Bring your own blend and we'll tell you if it works as a fizz tablet.
Effervescent tablets react with moisture, so dry raw materials, controlled humidity and moisture-proof packaging matter. We also work on taste: electrolyte salts need good flavoring to be something people want to drink every day.
Effervescent tablets need moisture-proof packaging, such as tubes with desiccant caps or foil. Packaging is quoted per project, and you're welcome to send your own.
Effervescent runs start at 30,000 tablets. Tablet pressing loses some powder on every run, so this is the smallest run that works. Want to test a hydration line first? See our electrolyte gummies, which start at 250 units.
30,000 tablets.
Yes, with sugar-free sweeteners and custom flavors.
Moisture-proof packaging such as tubes with desiccant caps or foil. We quote packaging per project.
Yes. Electrolyte gummies start at 250 units, which makes them a good way to test a hydration brand before a tablet run.
No. Every project is quoted on its formula and packaging.
Send us your formula idea, flavor and count, and we'll come back with a plan and a quote.
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