Is there a free supplement label design template?

Yes. Our blank and fillable Supplement Facts templates are free to download as PDF, Word, SVG and PNG. Use them for mockups, then build the real panel from your formula so every amount and % Daily Value is right.

Does the tool add the FDA disclaimer for my claims?

No. The tool builds the Supplement Facts panel only. If your label makes a structure/function claim, add the disclaimer yourself, in bold type at least 1/16 inch high, next to the claim or linked to it with an asterisk.

Can the Supplement Facts go on the front of the bottle?

Yes. It may go on the front panel or on the information panel, the one directly to the right of the front. Most brands keep the front for the name, the claim and the count.

Do you do supplement label printing?

No, we don't print or ship labels. You get a vector PDF at actual size that any supplement label printer can run, plus an SVG for your designer and a 600 dpi PNG.

Can I design my own supplement label?

Yes. Build the panel here, then place the SVG or PNG in the design tool you already use. For a short run, our print sheets come in Avery 5126, 5168, 5164 and 5163 layouts on US Letter.

Supplement Label Design

Supplement label design is your brand on the bottle plus a Supplement Facts panel the FDA dictates line by line. We build the panel from your formula, with the Other ingredients and Contains lines right under it, and give it to you as a vector SVG and an actual-size PDF. Your designer places it, and your bottle is ready for the printer.

Make my Supplement Facts Free Supplement Facts template

What is free

Lay out the bottle around the real panel

Build your Supplement Facts free and see how much room it takes. No account.

Panel previewVitamins and minerals in FDA order, % Daily Values and † marks, live as you type your formula.

Botanicals and blendsHerbs with the part of the plant, proprietary blends with their total weight.Proprietary Blend →

Other ingredientsCapsule shell, fillers and flow agents listed directly under the panel, where the rule puts them.

Blank templatesFree blank and fillable Supplement Facts templates for early mockups and pitch decks.

On the bottle

What goes where in a dietary supplement label design

The same package rules as food, plus a few that only supplements have.

01The word "supplement" on the frontThe product name says "dietary supplement". You may swap "dietary" for the ingredient or the type, like "Magnesium supplement" or "Herbal supplement with vitamins".21 CFR 101.3(g)

02Net quantity on the frontHow many capsules, gummies or grams are inside, as a distinct item in the bottom 30% of the front panel.21 CFR 101.7(a), (f)

03Supplement Facts on the sideOn the information panel, directly to the right of the front, or on the front itself.21 CFR 101.2(a), (b)

04Other ingredients right belowDirectly under the Supplement Facts, or right beside it when there is no room below. It reads "Other ingredients" when sources are named inside the panel.21 CFR 101.4(g)

05Name and place of businessThe maker, packer or distributor, with "Manufactured for" or "Distributed by" when someone else makes it for you.21 CFR 101.5

06A US contact for adverse eventsA domestic address or phone number where people can report a serious adverse event.FD&C Act 403(y)

Claims

A structure/function claim needs a disclaimer you add

Put "supports restful sleep" or "supports healthy joints" on the bottle and the FDA disclaimer has to go with it. Our tool does not add it for you: your designer sets it next to the claim.

The textExact wording"This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease." With more than one claim, it starts "These statements have not been evaluated".21 CFR 101.93(c)FDA Supplement Disclaimer →

Bold, 1/16 inType sizeBold type, with letters at least one-sixteenth of an inch high.21 CFR 101.93(e)

Next to it, or *PlacementRight beside the claim with nothing in between, or linked to it by a symbol such as an asterisk. When it isn't beside the claim, set it in a box. It appears on every panel that carries a claim.21 CFR 101.93(d)

30 daysTell the FDANotify the FDA no later than 30 days after you first market a product with the claim.21 CFR 101.93(a)(1)

No disease claimsStay on the structure sideA claim to treat, cure or prevent a disease makes the product a drug in the FDA's eyes, unless it is an authorized health claim the product qualifies for.21 CFR 101.93(f), (g)

Panel specs

What your designer keeps as is in the Supplement Facts

Brand the bottle any way you like. The panel itself follows these rules, and our file already does.

Biggest type on the panel"Supplement Facts" larger than anything else in the panel, bold, and full width unless that is impractical.21 CFR 101.36(e)(1)

A hairline boxAll the nutrition information sits inside a box drawn with hairlines.21 CFR 101.36(e)(2)

One type style, one colorA single easy-to-read type style, black or one color on white or a neutral background whenever practical, letters never touching.21 CFR 101.36(e)(3)

8 point, 6 for headingsIngredient lines no smaller than 8 point. Column headings and footnotes may go down to 6 point.21 CFR 101.36(e)(4)

Small bottlesWith less than 12 square inches for labeling, type may drop to 4.5 point. From 12 to 40 square inches, 6 point, with a few exceptions for long formulas.21 CFR 101.36(i)(2)

From formula to bottle

Supplement bottle label design, step by step

1Measure the wrapOn a round bottle the front panel is 40% of the label height times the circumference. Product name and net quantity sit inside that strip.
2Build the panelEnter your formula per serving in the unit people take: capsules, gummies, scoops or softgels. Name each source and botanical part.
3Download the SVG3 inches wide at actual size. Tick the box to add Other ingredients and the Contains line directly under the panel.
4Place it at 100%Ingredient lines are built at 8 point. Shrink the panel and they fall below the minimum.
5Add claims and the disclaimerYour designer sets any structure/function claim with its disclaimer, in bold, beside the claim or linked by an asterisk.Structure Function Claims →
Send it to your printerGive the actual-size PDF to the supplement label printer you choose. We make the files; any printer can run them.Food Label Printer →

When you pay

Pay only when you print

$29Single labelMost chosenDownload PDF, SVG or PNG, print on sheets, and get the calculation report. Kept for 2 years.

$69Bundles3 labels. Or 10 for $199. Credits never expire.

$399/yrUnlimitedThat is $33.25 a month. Every label for your own company, price locked while you stay.

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