Supplement labels with the Supplement Facts panel built to FDA format – durable films for bottles and jars, disclaimer placement, G7-accurate color.
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Color Accuracy Guaranteed
Your Supplement Facts panel has to satisfy an FDA reviewer, and your label has to survive oily hands, gym bags, and kitchen counters. We print custom supplement labels that hold up on both fronts, for vitamin, nutraceutical, sports-nutrition, and wellness brands running anything from a first formulation to full contract-manufacturing volume. Every panel gets laid out to the current FDA dietary-supplement format, with the structure/function disclaimer placed where it belongs. A prepress-led, G7® Master Certified team in Naperville, Illinois that works in regulated packaging every day carries each supplement label printing job from file to finished roll.
Supplement label sizes, shapes, and materials
This category runs on standard packer bottles, but the die still gets drawn to yours. We deliver full wraps and front-and-back sets for the packer-bottle sizes the industry favors, from 2 oz sample bottles through 32 oz protein jars, plus pouches, sachets, and any custom size your line needs.
Shapes
Rectangle, square, rounded-corner, oval, circle, and custom die-cut shapes matched to bottles, jars, tubs, and pouches.
Materials
Durable white films that resist oils, moisture, and handling; bright white papers for dry-shelf products; and 100% recycled kraft for natural-positioned lines.
Finishes
Matte, gloss, or soft-touch lamination, spot-gloss accents available, specified so panel type stays crisp and scannable under bathroom and gym conditions.
Formats
Rolls built for automated application on filling and packing lines.
Squeezable tub, amber glass, or white HDPE? Send the container with your quote and we’ll spec the film and adhesive to match.
Materials that survive the medicine cabinet and the gym bag
Supplement packaging takes daily abuse: fish-oil residue on fingers, protein powder dust, steamy bathrooms, water-bottle condensation in a gym bag. Paper labels fuzz and stain in that life. For anything handled daily we spec white film substrates with oil- and moisture-resistant laminates, so the panel copy (the part the FDA and your customer both read) stays legible from the first capsule to the last. For shelf-stable, dry-handled products, coated papers keep costs down without giving up print quality.
Color that holds across a product family
Supplement lines live and die on shelf blocking: a wall of SKUs presenting one brand system. G7® Master Certified calibration means the brand color on your pre-workout matches your creatine, your multivitamin, and every reorder of each, across films, papers, and run lengths. That consistency is what makes a two-SKU startup look like an established line.
Built for FDA dietary-supplement labeling
Supplements have their own labeling rulebook, close enough to food labeling to look familiar and different enough to get a label rejected. The panel is Supplement Facts, not Nutrition Facts, and its format rules differ in ways reviewers check. White Graphics lays each required element out to spec:
- Statement of identity: the product name plus the term “dietary supplement” (or a variant naming the ingredient class), on the principal display panel.
- Supplement Facts panel: serving size, dietary ingredients with amounts and Daily Values where established, proprietary blends with total weights, and source ingredients formatted to the supplement-specific rules.
- Other ingredients: excipients, capsule materials, and fillers listed in descending order below the panel.
- Net quantity of contents: count, weight, or volume, placed on the front panel.
- Manufacturer, packer, or distributor: name and address, with the contact line for adverse-event reporting.
- Structure/function disclaimer: where the label makes a structure/function claim, the required FDA disclaimer appears, set prominently and tied to the claim it covers.
If the formulation only exists as a spreadsheet so far, prepress can build the Supplement Facts panel from it, position the disclaimer, and flag whatever looks off before anything goes to press: a disease claim hiding in marketing copy, say, or a missing serving size. For retail products, we also place your UPC barcode and verify it scans. The full rulebook is the FDA’s Dietary Supplement Labeling Guide; we produce the label to your approved spec, with claims and filings confirmed by your regulatory advisor.
Every format in the supplement aisle
We print pressure-sensitive supplement labels for HDPE packer bottles, amber and flint glass, protein tubs, gummy jars, squeeze tubes, stick packs and sachets, and stand-up pouches, covering capsules, tablets, softgels, powders, liquids, and gummies. Browse the full custom-label catalog, or visit the adjacent categories: vitamin labels, nutrition facts labels, health & nutrition labels, and conventional food labels.
Supplement label file setup and panel type
Supplement panels run small; on a 2 oz bottle the fine print earns its name. Minimum type sizes and stroke weights get checked before press for that reason. Files want the Supplement Facts panel and disclaimer inside a safe zone, a die off the real container, bleed, and vector format (PDF, AI, or EPS) in CMYK at 300 dpi. No finished file? Prepress builds the panel with you.
Production, from panel proof to applicator roll
Supplement runs start in prepress: panel checked, color GMG-proofed for your approval, then printed G7®-controlled on white film that resists oils and handling, laminated, and die-cut on dies drawn to your packer bottle. The stock template that almost fits stays in the drawer. Finished rolls wind to your filler’s applicator spec, and common wrap sizes for 100cc through 950cc packers are routine work here.
Supplement label FAQs
What’s the difference between Supplement Facts and Nutrition Facts?
Supplement Facts is the FDA-mandated panel for dietary supplements, with its own rules: serving sizes set by the manufacturer, dietary ingredients with or without Daily Values, proprietary blends with total weights, and source ingredients allowed inside the panel. We build both formats to the correct rulebook for your product.
Do you add the FDA disclaimer for structure/function claims?
We do. Where your label carries a structure/function claim, prepress sets the required disclaimer (“This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration…”) prominently and ties it to the claim it covers.
Can you build the Supplement Facts panel from my formulation data?
Send the formulation spreadsheet and our prepress team lays out the panel in the current FDA format, positions it on the information panel, and calls out anything questionable before it prints.
Will the labels resist oils and moisture?
They can. For daily-handled products we spec durable white films with oil- and moisture-resistant laminates, so fish-oil fingerprints, powder dust, and bathroom humidity don’t stain or blur the label.
Do you print short runs for a new supplement launch?
Yes. A first launch or single-SKU test is a normal run size here, and the setup scales to contract-manufacturing volumes with consistent quality.
Can you keep colors consistent across our whole product line?
That’s the point of certification: G7® Master Certified presswork holds your brand color across every SKU, material, and reorder.
What file format should supplement label artwork use?
PDF, AI, or EPS: true vector, CMYK, 300 dpi, bleed, die from your packer bottle, panel and disclaimer as live type. Prepress builds panels from scratch when needed.
Get supplement labels quoted
Send container details and artwork; panel review rides along with the price.
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