Gummy Supplements — OEM & Private Label — Immune Support

Pectin and gelatin gummies are the fastest-growing supplement format, outperforming capsules and tablets on repeat purchase. Hubogen makes both bases in-house on dedicated depositing lines, from trial batches to high-volume runs. As a gummy supplement manufacturer, Hubogen offers pectin and gelatin gummy OEM with vegan and halal options.

Why brands choose the gummy format

• High compliance — chew texture and real fruit flavours drive daily adherence.
• Vegan and halal — pectin base for plant-based and halal-certified lines.
• Wide active loading — vitamins, minerals, botanicals, omega-3, probiotics and amino acids.
• Strong shelf presence — bright colours and custom moulded shapes.
• Sugar-free systems — sweetened with allulose, stevia or maltitol.

Format at a glance

• Base — pectin (vegan) or gelatin (porcine / bovine).
• Piece weight — 4 g standard, customisable.
• Shapes — bear, drop, star, heart, bottle, ring, cube or custom mould.
• Finishes — sugar-sanded, sour-sanded, waxed or plain.
• Packaging — bottles, pouches, sachets, blister or stick packs.

Specification range

Standard piece is 4 g, in pack counts your market expects — commonly 60 pieces (240 g) or 120 pieces (480 g). Fill weight, piece count, mould, flavour and sweetness are all customisable: 4 g is a benchmark, not a ceiling.

Typical applications

Multivitamin and mineral gummies, vitamin D3 + K2, vitamin C + zinc, omega-3 / fish oil, collagen and beauty-from-within, biotin, elderberry and immune support, magnesium and sleep, apple cider vinegar, probiotics, and adaptogens such as ashwagandha and lion’s mane.

What decides whether a project runs smoothly

• Piece weight and dose together — a fixed weight sets the ceiling on active load.
• Pectin or gelatin — the two set, cure and behave differently in heat and humidity.
• Physical colour/flavour reference — a screenshot is not a reference; send a physical sample.
• Sugar-free system — allulose, maltitol and stevia differ in mouthfeel and labelling.
• Packaging up front — bottles let gummies migrate moisture; a waxed finish or sachet solves it if chosen before the run.

Sourcing and specification notes

• Pectin supports a vegan claim; gelatin gives the springier bite most consumers expect.
• Unit weight is the constraint — a 5 g active serving belongs in a multi-piece serving or another format.
• Sugar-free systems need a different binder, a longer flavour cycle, and a softer texture.
• High active loads turn gummies bitter or grainy — taste is a formulation step.
• Natural colours fade faster than synthetic; agree the colour tolerance in writing.
• Starch moulding vs depositing lines handle different unit weights, affecting minimum batch.

Quality and shelf life

Gummies are released against texture, weight and moisture — not appearance. Under-dried gummies sweat in the pack, over-dried ones harden. A retained sample keeps reorders matched on feel as well as specification. Shelf life is confirmed per formulation, typically 18–24 months sealed and stored as directed; storage instructions travel with the COA.