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PACKAGING FOR YOUR PRODUCT & PRODUCTION PLAN

Find your format.
Build the whole pack.

Start with our core specialty—stick-pack rollstock—or explore complementary packaging for your brand.

Purchase packaging for your own line or chosen co-packer. Filling and production support are optional.

Stick-pack rollstock ↓Pouches ↓Cartons ↓Glass bottles ↓Blister materials ↓
Encap printed stick-pack samples
Encap sample packaging · For illustration

OUR CORE SPECIALTY

Stick-Pack Rollstock.

Printed film for your single-serve packaging line.

Start here for powder supplement and drink-mix projects filled into individual sticks. We review the film specification with your product, artwork and equipment requirements.

Packaging role
Film formed, filled and sealed on compatible equipment.
Start with
Fill weight, pack dimensions, machine details, quantity per design and timing.
Explore stick-pack film

COMPLEMENTARY PACKAGING

More ways to
complete your product.

Some formats hold the product. Others organize, protect or present the primary pack. Tell us which pieces you need to coordinate.

Packaging concepts: creatine monohydrate 500 g and plant protein 1 lb in resealable stand-up pouches
Creatine & plant protein · Packaging concept visualization

FLEXIBLE PRIMARY PACKAGING

Premade Pouches

Explore a pouch presentation for supplements, drink mixes or health foods, with features reviewed for your product and filling plan.

What we’ll discuss
Fill quantity, pouch dimensions, opening or closure preferences, finish and filling method.
Explore pouch shapes ↗
Packaging concept visualization: coordinated collagen pouch, carton and stick packs
Packaging concept visualization

OUTER PACKAGING & MULTIPACKS

Folding Cartons

Bring individual sticks, pouches or bottles together in a printed outer pack. Coordinate the carton with the primary packaging inside.

What we’ll discuss
Contents and count per carton, internal dimensions, board and print preferences, and packing method.
Explore folding cartons
Packaging concepts: magnesium glycinate 120 capsules and daily multivitamin 60 capsules on amber glass jars
Magnesium & daily multivitamin · Packaging concept visualization

RIGID PRIMARY PACKAGING

Glass Bottles & Jars

Discuss a glass bottle project with the product, intended capacity and presentation in mind. Explore cylindrical glass jars, supplier size references and decoration options. Jar and closure requirements are confirmed together.

What we’ll discuss
Product type, capacity, dimensions, closure requirements, decoration and any coordinating carton.
Explore glass jars & sizes ↗
Blister packaging example showing formed cavities and printed lidding foil
Packaging design example · Forming film and lidding foil

MATERIALS FOR BLISTER PACKAGING

Blister Materials

Review materials for your blister packaging project alongside the product, cavity layout and equipment specification.

What we’ll discuss
Forming and lidding material needs, product dimensions, barrier requirements and sealing setup.

Format availability, material structure, minimum quantities, tooling and lead times are confirmed by project. The stick-pack rollstock terms do not automatically apply to other formats. Images illustrate packaging concepts, not a stock inventory.

ONE PRODUCT. COORDINATED PACKAGING.

Think inside
and outside the box.

A stick-pack launch may also need a printed carton. A bottle project may need an outer pack. Share the whole packaging plan so we can discuss the pieces together.

  1. Begin with the productWhat it is, how much goes in each pack and how customers will use it.
  2. Confirm how it will be filledYour own equipment, a chosen co-packer or optional production support.
  3. Coordinate the outer packPack count, fit, artwork and assembly requirements.