What We Do &
How Far We Take it

We handle the parts that need a licensed facility behind them: the formulation, the packaging, the filling and the regulatory filing. You keep the brand.

Below is everything we do, in the order you will meet it.

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Formulation

Ready made, or built from scratch

Two ways in. Take a formulation we already hold and adjust the scent, texture and direction until it is yours, which is faster and cheaper. Or brief us and we develop from nothing, which takes longer and gives you something nobody else can sell.

Either route, you see the full ingredient list for your formula, what each part is doing, and what changes if you take one out.

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Packaging

Chosen for the formula, not the other way round

The formula decides the container. Thickness determines whether it needs a pump, a tube or a jar. Oil content determines which plastics it can safely sit against. Light sensitive formulas need an opaque pack, oxidising ones need to be airless, hot filled ones need a material that will not deform.

We settle the formula first, then source against it, and we will tell you if a container you like will cause problems before you commit to a minimum of it.

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Regulatory

Filed for you, in the markets you are selling into

A product cannot legally be sold until it is notified to the regulator for that market. We prepare and submit it using the formulation data we already hold, and we file during production so approval and stock arrive together.

We will also tell you what you can and cannot print on your label, which is cheaper to fix before it is printed than after.

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Production

Filled, packed and checked in house

GMP is not something you pass once. It is how we work daily: how ingredients are stored, how equipment is cleaned and calibrated, how every stage is recorded by the person who did it. The audit only confirms what is already happening.

That is what makes the experience predictable. Every batch is checked before release, and held and retested if anything reads outside range. Dates hold because nothing is being improvised.

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