Artwork tidy-up
You have a design. We correct the back panel, fix the nutrient table and prepare print-ready files with the right dieline.
Design & compliance
Good supplement labels sell and stay legal. We design both sides of the pack and check every label we print, including ones designed elsewhere.
The check
You get a short written report with each proof. Each point is marked as fine, advised or must fix.
| Check | What we look for |
|---|---|
| Mandatory statements | “Food supplement”, daily dose, do-not-exceed warning, varied diet statement, keep out of reach of young children |
| Nutrient table | Amounts per daily dose in numbers and units, %NRV for vitamins and minerals, correct NRV values |
| Ingredients and allergens | Descending order by weight, allergens emphasised, additive categories named |
| Claims | Health claims match authorised wording and conditions of use. No disease or “cure” claims |
| Legibility | Minimum x-height of 1.2 mm, contrast and placement of mandatory text |
| Traceability | Best before date, batch or lot code, storage conditions, UK business name and address |
| Retail extras | Barcode size and quiet zones, net quantity, recycling marks |

Design services
You have a design. We correct the back panel, fix the nutrient table and prepare print-ready files with the right dieline.
One product, designed to brief, with two rounds of changes and a full compliance check.
A system for a whole range: colour coding by benefit, a shared back-panel layout and templates for future SKUs.
A logo, colour palette and type system for a new supplement brand, delivered with the files your printer and web designer need.
Artwork for printed pouches, set up to the converter’s template with the legal panel in place.
Designed elsewhere? We’ll check your label and send a written report.
No. It is a practical review by people who read supplement labels every day. For a formal opinion, use a regulatory consultant or a Primary Authority partner. We’ll tell you when we think you need one.
Yes. We compare the wording against authorised claims on the GB nutrition and health claims register and check the conditions of use, such as minimum amounts per daily dose.
Usually. We work to the 1.2 mm minimum x-height (0.9 mm on packs with a largest surface under 80 cm²) and use peel-and-reveal labels when the text will not fit.
Every quote includes a regulatory read-through of your label copy. You get a written list of fixes before anything goes to press.