Is it normal to put desiccant in fish oil supplement bottles?
Started by charlidino, Jun 21 2022 12:52 PM
Hello,
I work for a Dietary Supplements Company; mainly manufacturing proteins. We are starting a project to do fish oil supplement. We will buy the capsules in bulk and do the bottling and labeling process in our facility. I have a question for those who may have experience with this process: is it a standard practice to put desiccant in the bottles?
I highly appreciate your feedback.
Thank you all.
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Are you using a HPMC capsule or gelatin
HPMC does not seem to clump or get stuck as gelatin does
Thank you for replaying.
They are gelatin capsules
Thank you for the recommendation. Very helpful information. I just contacted them.
Regards
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