Odorless Garlic Softgels
- Ingredient identity
- Garlic (Allium sativum), bulb
- Listed origin
- China
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Vitamin B Complex Softgels
Supplier-listed vitamin B complex softgels. Specify each vitamin form and amount alongside the carrier, total fill, shell and proposed pack.
SoftgelsProduct format
100 g in the supplier structured fieldListed net content
Vitamin B complexIngredient identity
For your quotation. Tell Nutrivelta which ingredients, serving size or packaging you would like to change. We will confirm the agreed specification and order details in writing.
SUPPLIER-LISTED PRODUCT DETAILS
Use these reference specifications to prepare your project brief. Nutrivelta confirms the final formula, packaging and commercial terms in writing.
| Ingredient identity | Vitamin B complex |
|---|---|
| Format | Softgels in source title and matched artwork |
| Listed origin | China |
| Listed net content | 100 g in the supplier structured field |
| Front-label pack reference | 60 softgels |
| Vitamins named on source panel | B1 (thiamine mononitrate), B2 (riboflavin), B3 (niacinamide), B6 (pyridoxine hydrochloride), folate (folic acid), B12 (cyanocobalamin), biotin and B5 (d-calcium pantothenate) |
| Source-panel other ingredients | Soybean oil; gelatin; dibasic calcium phosphate; glycerin; yellow beeswax; lecithin; added colors including carmine |
| Source serving heading | 2 softgels; the panel’s Amount Per Softgel heading leaves the nutrient amount basis unresolved |
DOCUMENTS FOR YOUR PRODUCT BRIEF
Sourcing brief checklist (PDF) Specification request checklist Test report scope checklist Sample planning process
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Specifications and artwork
Serving sizes and ingredient amounts are reference specifications for a business enquiry. The agreed specification and artwork approval define the finished product and label.
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Your requirements.
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Include your target market, formula or serving requirements, packaging direction and intended order size.
Related product directions
Explore softgels// FOR YOUR PRODUCT BRIEF
Compare each B vitamin, its form and amount
- Compare the named B vitamins and chemical forms in the source panel, including folic acid, cyanocobalamin and d-calcium pantothenate.
- Use the front 60-softgel reference and listed 100 g field to define your proposed pack; keep the 2-softgel versus Amount Per Softgel panel basis unresolved.
- Review soybean oil, gelatin, lecithin, beeswax and carmine in the full formula and resolve the vegetarian and shelf-life conflicts separately.
| What to compare | Why it matters | What to request |
|---|---|---|
| Vitamin composition | A B-complex name does not identify each vitamin or chemical form. | Each vitamin, form, amount and unit on one serving basis. |
| Fill and shell | Carriers, fill mass and shell affect the complete product specification. | The full fill formula, carrier, total fill and shell materials. |
| Storage and label | The source shelf-life values differ. | Current pack and storage statement, supporting scope and proposed label version. |
Questions for this decision
Which vitamin details are available and which need reconciliation?
The source panel names B1, B2, B3, B6, folate, B12, biotin and B5, with chemical forms shown in the specification references. Its Serving Size 2 Softgel and Amount Per Softgel headings leave the quantity basis unresolved, so nutrient amounts and daily values are isolated while those ingredient identities remain usable references.
What should I compare beyond the softgel format?
Compare the actual vitamin forms and amounts, carrier, shell, serving and pack. Request applicable evidence for a proposed performance statement; the softgel format alone does not establish improved absorption.