Pharmaceutical and nutraceutical topicals — ointments, creams and gels in tubes and jars — alongside bulk and unit-dose powders, manufactured under WHO-GMP in Naroda, Ahmedabad.
Oil-based ointments and oil-in-water creams. The base is chosen by where the product must sit — an ointment occludes and holds, a cream absorbs and disappears.
Aqueous and alcohol gels for fast-absorbing applications where a greasy residue would stop anyone using the product twice.
Powders supplied in bulk packs for reconstitution, or filled into unit-dose presentations. Includes protein and meal blends packed to your specification.
For this dosage form the minimum is driven by pack format and vessel capacity, so a single published figure would mislead more than it helped. Send the pack size and volume and we confirm a written MOQ at the feasibility stage, before any commitment.
Our published minimums for tablets, capsules, soft gels and sachets are 3,000 units per SKU for an existing formulation and 10,000 for a new one — see the full MOQ table.
| Topical bases | Ointment (oil), cream (oil-in-water or water-in-oil), aqueous and alcohol gel |
|---|---|
| Topical packs | Collapsible aluminium and laminate tubes, jars, and mono cartons |
| Powder packs | Bulk HDPE containers and jars, or unit-dose sachets |
| Fill sizes | Confirmed per project against tube and jar tooling |
| Typical products | Pain-relief and anti-inflammatory topicals, moisturising and barrier creams, antiseptic gels, protein and meal powders |
Every batch is released against a written specification and shipped with a Certificate of Analysis listing each test, its limit and the actual result.
| Test | What it confirms |
|---|---|
| Description | Colour, texture and odour match the approved standard |
| pH | Skin compatibility for a topical; stability for both |
| Viscosity & spreadability | The product spreads and stays where it is applied |
| Homogeneity | The active is distributed evenly, so the first and last gram dose the same |
| Fill weight | Each tube, jar or pack carries the declared quantity |
| Assay of actives | Content of each declared active against label claim |
| Microbial limits | Per pharmacopoeia and FSSAI contaminant limits |
Quoted per project. Topical MOQ is driven by the tube or jar tooling and the batch vessel, and powders by pack size, so a single published figure would mislead. Send the pack format and volume and we confirm a written MOQ at the feasibility stage, before any commitment.
An ointment is oil-based: it occludes, holds the active against the skin and suits dry or damaged areas, but it feels greasy. A cream absorbs and suits daily cosmetic use. A gel absorbs fastest and leaves nothing behind, which matters for anything applied before dressing. The right answer is usually whichever the user will actually keep applying.
Yes — collapsible aluminium and laminate tubes, and jars, with your artwork. Tube and jar tooling carries its own minimums separate from the product MOQ, so both are confirmed in writing together.
Yes, as bulk or unit-dose powders. Tell us the protein source, target amino acid profile and flavour system at the brief stage, because these drive both cost and whether a given MOQ is viable.
One Ahmedabad facility across every form below, so a multi-SKU range stays with a single accountable manufacturer. See all capabilities on the contract manufacturing overview.
Tell us your product idea, target dosage form, and projected volumes in the form above. Our team will respond within one business day with a feasibility note and indicative pricing.
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