Can I start with a 500-box pilot run?
Yes. Qualified projects begin with a 500-box pilot; the brief review confirms the formula, strip count and packaging fit it. The pilot is sellable product, released with the same tests as a full run.
MACRO FILM 001StripWorks is an oral dissolving film (ODF) and oral thin film contract manufacturer in San Diego, California. We make private-label, white-label, OEM and custom oral strips, from formula feasibility through the 500-box pilot, packaging, third-party testing and reorders.
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Start with a 500-box pilot: 10,000 to 15,000 sellable strips, before you order inventory.
Raise the dose and the strip gets thicker, dissolves slower and needs more flavor masking. Dose, polymer, thickness, moisture, mouthfeel and dissolve time get set together.
Oral dissolving film (ODF), oral thin film (OTF), mouth-dissolving strips, sublingual film and orally disintegrating film are the names buyers search for. Route and claims depend on the product. The brief asks the same questions whatever you call it: active load, flavor, dissolve target, pilot quantity, testing and packaging.
Put your flavor direction, artwork and carton on a strip concept that has already been through a pilot, and skip the development rounds.
Build a strip around your active, dose, flavor, feel, and brand position.
Every lot gets the same release checks: appearance, weight, moisture, seal, potency and micro, with third-party results from ILS Lab. Every run leaves with its own paper.
Retailers and clinics ask for the COA. Every lot ships with a Lot Release Packet.
A quote is a number. A pilot is 500 boxes you can sell, test and show a buyer.
Yes. Qualified projects begin with a 500-box pilot; the brief review confirms the formula, strip count and packaging fit it. The pilot is sellable product, released with the same tests as a full run.
Five hundred 20-count boxes equal 10,000 strips. Five hundred 30-count boxes equal 15,000 strips. We show both box and strip quantities in the project brief so the first run is easy to picture.
Private label is faster when an existing concept already fits your brand. Custom development is for a new active, dose or mouthfeel, and adds development rounds before the pilot.
An engineer reads it and replies with what is feasible at your dose, what has to be tested first, and the pilot scope and timing.
Depending on intended use, buyers may use oral dissolving film (ODF), oral thin film (OTF), mouth-dissolving strip, fast-dissolving strip, sublingual film, buccal film, melt-in-mouth strip, or orally disintegrating film. The intended route and product claims must be confirmed for each project.
OEM, CMO and CDMO are labels for how much development the manufacturer does. StripWorks does both: private label on an existing concept, or custom development from your active. Either way, formulation, testing, packaging and regulatory responsibilities are written into the project scope.
Tell us what you want to build. Our team reviews your brief for feasibility, pilot scope, packaging and timing. Include your active ingredients, dose, intended market and target volume so we can give you a useful next step.
Start with a 500-box pilot: 10,000 to 15,000 sellable strips, before you order inventory.
Raise the dose and the strip gets thicker, dissolves slower and needs more flavor masking. Dose, polymer, thickness, moisture, mouthfeel and dissolve time get set together.
Oral dissolving film (ODF), oral thin film (OTF), mouth-dissolving strips, sublingual film and orally disintegrating film are the names buyers search for. Route and claims depend on the product. The brief asks the same questions whatever you call it: active load, flavor, dissolve target, pilot quantity, testing and packaging.
Every lot gets the same release checks: appearance, weight, moisture, seal, potency and micro, with third-party results from ILS Lab. Every run leaves with its own paper.
Retailers and clinics ask for the COA. Every lot ships with a Lot Release Packet.
A quote is a number. A pilot is 500 boxes you can sell, test and show a buyer.
Yes. Qualified projects begin with a 500-box pilot; the brief review confirms the formula, strip count and packaging fit it. The pilot is sellable product, released with the same tests as a full run.
Five hundred 20-count boxes equal 10,000 strips. Five hundred 30-count boxes equal 15,000 strips. We show both box and strip quantities in the project brief so the first run is easy to picture.
Private label is faster when an existing concept already fits your brand. Custom development is for a new active, dose or mouthfeel, and adds development rounds before the pilot.
An engineer reads it and replies with what is feasible at your dose, what has to be tested first, and the pilot scope and timing.
Depending on intended use, buyers may use oral dissolving film (ODF), oral thin film (OTF), mouth-dissolving strip, fast-dissolving strip, sublingual film, buccal film, melt-in-mouth strip, or orally disintegrating film. The intended route and product claims must be confirmed for each project.
OEM, CMO and CDMO are labels for how much development the manufacturer does. StripWorks does both: private label on an existing concept, or custom development from your active. Either way, formulation, testing, packaging and regulatory responsibilities are written into the project scope.
Tell us what you want to build. Our team reviews your brief for feasibility, pilot scope, packaging and timing. Include your active ingredients, dose, intended market and target volume so we can give you a useful next step.