Vitamins and antioxidants
Ingredients used in vitamin and antioxidant supplement concepts.
Source vitamins, proteins, amino acids, botanical extracts, fibers, sweeteners and supporting ingredients for dietary supplement formats.
Dietary supplement ingredients require clear identity, composition and serving-level documentation. Powders, capsules, gummies and beverage mixes can impose different requirements for particle size, flow, taste, solubility and stability.
Nutrifena supports ingredient sourcing for supplement developers while keeping product claims and regulatory decisions with the responsible manufacturer. Confirm the selected grade, specification, documentation and intended market before use.
Review each product page for available packaging, pricing and documented specifications.
Vitamin C ingredient for food and supplement formulations.
View ingredient02Food IngredientsA powdered botanical extract for formulated products.
View ingredient03ProteinsFormulators use Collagen to add protein solids and deliver source-specific nutritional or functional properties in sports nutrition, beverages, nutrition bars and supplements.
View ingredient04Amino Acids & Functional IngredientsFormulators use Creatine to deliver a defined functional component in nutrition and formulated products in supplements, beverages, nutrition products and dry mixes.
View ingredient05Amino Acids & Functional IngredientsFormulators use Caffeine to deliver a defined functional component in nutrition and formulated products in supplements, beverages, nutrition products and dry mixes.
View ingredient06SweetenersA high-intensity botanical sweetening ingredient used in food, beverage and supplement formulations.
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Ingredients used in vitamin and antioxidant supplement concepts.
Protein and performance ingredients for powders and nutrition products.
Plant-derived extracts for further formulation, subject to identity and marker specifications.
Ingredients supporting taste, bulk and dry-blend systems.
Identity and active or marker content
Serving size and finished-product claim
Particle, flow and solubility needs
COA and contaminant requirements
Supplement brands
Contract manufacturers
Sports nutrition companies
Private-label developers
No. Identity, purity, processing, testing and documentation requirements can differ. Confirm the grade appropriate to the intended product.
No. Ingredient documentation can support development, but the responsible manufacturer and qualified regulatory professionals must approve finished-product claims.
Include ingredient identity, target specification, format, serving level, annual volume, package size, destination and required documentation.
Send the application, specification, volume and destination. Nutrifena will confirm available options, documentation and commercial terms.