
Gummies
Soft, chewy pieces with a flavor-led product experience. Review ingredient compatibility, serving count and texture.
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Start a project ↗See the physical format first. Compare gummies, capsules, chewable tablets, powders, stick packs, oral strips and functional jelly for your next product brief.
| Format | Gummies | Capsules | Chewable Tablets | Powders | Stick Packs | Oral Strips | Functional Jelly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Physical form | Chewable piece | Hard shell | Compressed solid | Mix into liquid | Pre-portioned powder | Thin film | Soft gel |
| Development focus | Flavor & texture | Fill weight | Taste & compression | Dispersion & flavor | Seal & barrier | Taste & film integrity | Texture & stability |
| Define in your brief | Serving count | Capsule count | Tablet size | Serving weight | Fill weight | Ingredient load | Portion & package |
Illustrative format examples, not product specifications. Final ingredients, serving and packaging are reviewed for each project. Stick packs describe packaging for a powder format.

Soft, chewy pieces with a flavor-led product experience. Review ingredient compatibility, serving count and texture.
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A hard-shell format for a defined serving routine. Review fill weight, capsule size and ingredient compatibility.
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A compressed chewable format. Review taste, mouthfeel, tablet size and compression during development.
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A loose powder format for mixing into a drink. Review serving weight, dispersion, flavor and moisture protection.
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Pre-portioned powder in a slim sachet. This is a packaging format: fill weight, sealing and barrier properties remain essential.
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A thin dissolving film for a compact product experience. Review ingredient load, taste masking and film stability.
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A soft gel format with a spoonable product experience, shown here in a portion cup. Discuss flavor, texture, serving and packaging for your project.
Explore optionsConnect ingredient priorities, serving, sensory experience and packaging before sampling. Explore the OEM/ODM development route and define the decisions your project needs.
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