Caffeine and L-theanine briefs with sensory, compatibility and market-positioning work.
Explore this configurable brief with a project-specific ingredient, film-loading, flavor and packaging review.
Explore this configurable brief with a project-specific ingredient, film-loading, flavor and packaging review.
Explore this configurable brief with a project-specific ingredient, film-loading, flavor and packaging review.
Explore this configurable brief with a project-specific ingredient, film-loading, flavor and packaging review.
Explore this configurable brief with a project-specific ingredient, film-loading, flavor and packaging review.
Caffeine and L-theanine briefs with sensory, compatibility and market-positioning work.
Ingredient direction: 40 mg caffeine, 40 mg L-theanine, 2.4 mcg vitamin B12.
Customer-supplied reference brief: 40 mg caffeine + 40 mg L-theanine + 2.4 mcg B12 per film. Final feasibility, release specification and market suitability require confirmation.
Ingredient direction: Caffeine, L-theanine.
Intended ingredient amounts and serving format require technical and market review.
Ingredient direction: Caffeine, L-theanine.
Intended ingredient amounts and serving format require technical and market review.
Ingredient direction: L-theanine.
Intended ingredient amounts and serving format require technical and market review.
Ingredient direction: Green tea extract, L-theanine.
Intended ingredient amounts and serving format require technical and market review.
Ingredient direction: Caffeine, L-theanine, vitamin B12.
Intended ingredient amounts and serving format require technical and market review.
| Service scope | OEM / ODM / CRO / CDMO |
|---|---|
| Strength | Project-specific; 50 mg, 100 mg and 150 mg caffeine requests are assessed as loading targets, not stock products |
| Film format | Common 20 × 30 mm brief; other dimensions depend on payload, handling and pack design |
| Base and advanced routes | A simpler single-active brief can be compared with a multi-ingredient route after compatibility review |
| Flavor directions | Mint, citrus, berry, coffee and custom profiles; ingredient bitterness and cooling intensity are tested |
| Sugar, nicotine and vegan positioning | Sugar-free and nicotine-free briefs are available for review. Vegan claims depend on all ingredients and aids; no blanket claim is made |
| Dissolution & shelf life | Agreed methods, acceptance criteria and stability evidence are required |
| Reference commercial terms | Caffeine project: 2,000 boxes × 30 films per flavor; USD 200/SKU sample development; 7 working days sampling; approximately 3 weeks production after approvals |
A useful enquiry includes the destination market, intended adult audience, total caffeine from every ingredient source, proposed number of films per serving, retail count, desired flavor and launch timing. Sports formulas and mineral-rich combinations need particular attention to whether a small film can carry a meaningful payload.
Individually sealed sachets are the primary protection. Carton choice follows film and sachet dimensions, the desired count and the retail channel. We review custom sachet printing, carton artwork, inserts, seal performance and stability in the selected pack. Technical suitability, label content and claims are approved before print or production.
Clear starting points for formulation, commercial terms and market review.
Yes. We accept OEM and ODM briefs and can support CRO and CDMO development projects. Ingredient selection, strength, film loading, taste, stability and destination-market eligibility are reviewed before a final formula is agreed.
For the caffeine oral film reference project, the minimum order is 2,000 boxes per flavor, with 30 films per box, equivalent to 60,000 films. Different formulas, counts and packaging structures require a project-specific quotation.
Yes. Sample development for the caffeine reference project costs USD 200 per SKU. The fee can be credited against a later commercial order. The sample scope, number of iterations, shipping and credit conditions are confirmed in the quotation.
No. A fast-dissolving film describes physical behavior. Absorption route, onset and duration depend on the ingredient and product and require appropriate evidence; this website does not promise a universal sublingual effect.
Share your ingredients, target market, flavor and pack format. We will assess the route from concept to a production-ready specification.
