Your capsule count. The right jar around it.
For supplement brands selling online, in retail or through pharmacies: capsule packaging in PET, HDPE and glass jars. Tell us your capsule size, how many capsules you want in each jar and how many jars you need. Filling and jar packaging take place at our own production site in Komenda, Slovenia.
Written offer within 1 to 3 business days.
- PET, HDPE and glass within the packaging range.
- Capsule filling and jar packaging at one production site.
- Label and artwork requirements linked to the selected pack.
FDA registration is a filing, not FDA approval.
Choose the jar around the product
Choose the jar, closure and label together, before ordering components or printing artwork. The pack needs to hold your capsule count, protect the product and work on the packaging line.
PET jars
A lightweight plastic option, available in different colours and finishes. Confirm the barrier properties and suitability of the complete jar-and-closure system.
HDPE jars
A plastic jar option often supplied in opaque formats. Specify the colour, wall construction and required product protection rather than relying on the material name alone.
Glass jars
A glass option for brands that want its appearance and feel. Account for its weight, breakage risk, closure and protective shipping requirements.
Jars and blister packs are available around our core contract manufacturing service for capsule supplements. Tablet and powder projects can also be discussed on request.
Choose the jar before printing the label
Confirm these details together so the jar, closure, label and production setup are based on the same specification.
Jar size against capsule count
Capsule dimensions, count and packing behaviour determine the usable jar volume. Send the capsule specification and desired count; confirm the final fit with the proposed components.
Closure and sealing
Specify the closure and any sealing or tamper-evidence requirements. Confirm available options and compatibility with the selected jar.
Moisture and oxygen protection
If the formulation needs a desiccant, oxygen absorber or other protection, include it in the brief. Suitability depends on the product, pack and supporting stability evidence.
Who buys the components
Agree who sources the jars, closures, seals and labels, who approves them, and when components must be available.
Dimensions and artwork fit
Use the dieline and artwork requirements for the selected container. Explore labels and design, or preview proportions in the label designer.
Component approval and changes
Agree how components are approved, how substitutions are handled and who covers additional work if supplied components are unsuitable.
Plan for the packaging requirements that apply to your product
Regulation (EU) 2025/40, the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation, generally applies from 12 August 2026, with further requirements phased in later. Check the rules and dates relevant to your packaging category. European Commission overview.
Assess the complete pack
A material name alone does not establish compliance. Request the component specifications and supporting evidence, including the closure and label, and assess the requirements for the intended markets.
Check the manufacturing evidence
Review the issuer, scope and validity of the relevant manufacturing certificates. A factory certificate does not replace the product-specific assessment of your jar, closure and label.
FDA registration is a filing, not FDA approval.
See all certificates, with issuer, scope and what each one does not cover.
Capsule jar packaging questions
Which jars do you fill?
PET, HDPE and glass jars are in the published packaging range. Send your preferred component or capsule dimensions and count so line compatibility and the suitable pack size can be confirmed.
Do you supply the jars, or do I?
Component sourcing is agreed for each project. Confirm who purchases and approves the jars, closures, seals and labels before placing component orders.
Is the jar induction sealed, and can you add a desiccant?
Include sealing and protection requirements in your enquiry. The available configuration and any additional components need to be confirmed for the formulation and selected jar.
Which jar fits my capsule count?
Jar fit depends on capsule dimensions, quantity, usable container volume and packing behaviour. Share the capsule specification and target count so the proposed pack can be assessed.
Is my packaging PPWR compliant?
Compliance must be assessed for the specific jar, closure, label and intended markets. PPWR requirements have different application dates; ask for the relevant component evidence and product-specific assessment rather than a blanket compliance promise.
How many packaging lines are there?
The published capability is four jar packaging lines and two blister packaging lines at the Komenda production site. Available formats and capacity are confirmed for your order.
Find the pack for your capsule supplement
Send the capsule dimensions, count per jar and preferred material. Receive a written offer within 1 to 3 business days.
Packaging alongside capsule filling in Komenda. See the production site.