Creatine monohydrate

White label creatine. Low MOQ, from ten tubs.

Most white label suppliers set a minimum order of five thousand units. Ours is ten tubs, which is £97 and a real product in front of real customers.

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Blank white 300g supplement tubs with navy lids on a kitchen worktop, ready for white label branding

Your tubs, waiting for your label. We supply the statutory template, you supply the brand.

White label creatine monohydrate

Most white label suppliers will quote you creatine at five thousand units. We start at ten.

That is the whole proposition. Creatine monohydrate is the easiest supplement in the world to sell and the hardest to commit to at scale, because you have no idea yet whether your customers want a tub on the shelf or a single serve in a gym bag. Ten tubs costs £97 and answers that question with real customers rather than a guess.

What a low MOQ actually buys you

MOQ is minimum order quantity — the smallest run a manufacturer will take. It is the number that decides whether you can start at all, and in supplements it is usually five thousand units. That figure exists because printed packaging is made in one long print run, so the minimum is set by the run rather than by your ambition.

Tubs sidestep it entirely. They are filled from stock we already hold and your label is applied to them, so there is no print run behind the order and no reason for a large minimum. Ten is the number. It is the difference between testing an idea for £97 and committing several thousand pounds to a product nobody has bought yet.

What you get, whichever route you take

The statutory information for the product, set out ready for you to build your artwork around
Batch code and best before on every unit
A scoop in every tub and every pouch
Induction heat sealed
A proof before anything prints, and a full refund if you cancel before you approve it
Boxed and shipped tracked from Weston-super-Mare

You supply the branding. We print, apply and ship.

If you want more than one design

A split run puts multiple designs through a single production run — the same creatine under two brand names, or a range launched together. There is a setup charge per design covering origination and proofing, and the minimum applies to the run rather than to each design. Seven hundred pouches becomes five products at 140 each; five thousand sachets becomes five at a thousand each.

The label is yours, and so is what it says

We supply the template with the statutory information positioned correctly. What you choose to claim on top of that is your responsibility as the brand owner, and it is worth taking seriously — GB rules on what a supplement label may say about what a product does are narrow, strictly enforced, and the wording of any permitted claim cannot be paraphrased.

We will tell you if something on your artwork looks like it will cause you a problem. We will not write your claims for you. If you have no artwork at all, ask and we will introduce you to an independent designer, free.

Start with ten

Ten tubs is £97 before VAT and delivery. It is not a sample pack — it is 600 servings of real sellable stock with your brand on it, and if it sells you already know what your next order looks like.

The volume ladder on tubs breaks at 20, 30, 40, 50 and 100, and the price per tub falls at each step, so scaling within the format costs you nothing but the order size.

Three routes, three commitments

The same creatine monohydrate in all three. What changes is what you are committing to, and the cheque you write.

Start here

Tubs

Prove it sells

£97.00

for 10 tubs at £9.70 each

Minimum: 10
Lead time: Days
Print run: None
Scoop: Included

Filled from stock we hold, with your printed label applied. The only format you can order in a genuinely small quantity.

Choose tubs

Cheapest printed run

Sachets

Single serve

£1,050.00

for 5,000 sachets at £0.21 each

Minimum: 5,000
Lead time: 6 weeks
Printing: Into the film
Tolerance: ±10%

One sachet is one serving. Bigger minimum than pouches, smaller cheque. Suits sampling, counters and subscription boxes.

Choose sachets

Best per gram

Pouches

Where the margin is

£2,793.00

for 700 pouches at £3.99 each

Minimum: 700
Lead time: 6 weeks
Printing: Into the film
Tolerance: ±10%

Printed film replaces the tub, the lid and the label, so cost per gram falls by roughly half. Splits five ways at 140 each.

Choose pouches

The order that surprises people

Sachets carry the biggest minimum and the smaller cheque. £1,050.00 against £2,793.00 for pouches, on the same powder.

So the real ladder is not 10, then 700, then 5,000. By what you actually pay it runs ten tubs, then five thousand sachets, then seven hundred pouches. Worth knowing before you assume the middle step is the affordable one.

Which format for your creatine?

Three questions and The Packer will tell you which route suits you, what it costs, and whether you are ready for it. He will happily tell you to start small.

Questions

If yours is not here, email orders@makemysupps.co.uk.

What is the minimum order for white label creatine?

Ten 300g tubs, which is £97 before VAT and delivery. That is real sellable stock with your brand on it, not a sample pack. Printed formats have higher minimums because they involve a print run: 5,000 sachets or 700 pouches.

What does MOQ mean?

Minimum order quantity — the smallest run a manufacturer will accept. In supplements it is usually five thousand units, because printed packaging is made in one long print run and the run sets the minimum.

Tubs avoid that. They are filled from stock we already hold and your label is applied, so there is no print run and no reason for a large minimum.

Is the creatine flavoured?

Unflavoured only at the moment, in every format. Peach, Lemon and Mango appear on some product pages so you can see what is coming, but they cannot be ordered yet.

Why is a sachet one serving?

Because 5g is the standard daily creatine serving, so a sachet is a dose rather than a portion the customer has to measure. That is what makes sachets work on a gym counter, in a sample bag or in a subscription box.

How long does it take?

Tubs ship in days from filled stock. Pouches and sachets are six weeks from artwork approval, because the film has to be printed before anything can be filled. The clock starts when you approve artwork, not when you order.

Can I cancel?

Yes, at any point before you approve your artwork, for a full refund. Once approved we originate and print, and the order can no longer be cancelled.

What goes on the label, and who is responsible for it?

We supply the statutory information for the product with the mandatory items positioned correctly, plus batch code and best before on every unit. You add your brand name, logo and any other text.

You are the brand owner and remain responsible for the compliance of what you sell. GB rules on what a supplement label may claim are narrow and the wording of any permitted claim is not something you can paraphrase. We will flag anything on your artwork that looks like a problem, but we will not write your claims for you.

I have no artwork. Can you help?

Ask and we will introduce you to an independent designer. The introduction is free.

Why are printed quantities plus or minus 10%?

Printed film runs never land on an exact count. Setup wastes material and the run stops on length rather than units, so a 700 pouch order delivers between 630 and 770 and that counts as a correct delivery. Plan your own stock on the lower figure. Tubs are unaffected, because there is no print run.