Updated November 2026
What every label must include
PractitionersThe template takes care of most of it. The supplement facts, directions, warnings, and the brand's required lines are locked, and the lot and expiration print at production. Your job is the front panel: product name, practice name, logo, and any wording you add.
Always on your label
- Supplement facts panel, exactly as the brand provides it. You cannot edit it.
- Directions and warnings, from the brand.
- Statement of identity: the product name you choose, with "dietary supplement" or the form the template sets.
- Net quantity: count or volume, from the template.
- Name and place of business: "Distributed by" with your practice name and address. Street address, or city, state, and ZIP when space is tight.
- Lot number and expiration date, printed by us at production from the batch on our shelf.
- FDA disclaimer for any structure/function claim on the label, with matching asterisks.
- Brand lines some brands require, such as "Powered by" or a country of origin line.
Legibility
Templates keep every required line at or above the FDA minimum type size for the package. In the Supplement Facts panel that is 8 point on larger packages and 6 point on mid-size ones, with 4.5 point allowed only on small packages or long ingredient lists. Other required text, such as your Distributed by line, must be at least 1/16 inch tall. The designer will not let text shrink below the template's limit.
Your responsibility
Under the Terms of Use, you are responsible for the content you add, and the brand approves every new design before it prints. Pre-filled wording in templates is a starting point, not regulatory advice. See Claims, disclaimers, and trademarks.