Overview
Tablet: Technical Overview
A tablet is made by compressing a powder or granule blend into a solid unit of defined weight and hardness. A coating can be added to mask taste, ease swallowing, protect the ingredients or give the tablet its colour.
Technical Details
- ShapesRound, oval or oblong, with or without score line
- CoatingUncoated, film-coated or sugar-coated
- ContentVitamins, minerals, herbal extracts and blends
- PackagingBlister packs or bottles
Production Process
How Tablet Is Made
Tablet production combines a uniform blend with precise compression and, where needed, coating.
Blending & Granulation
Ingredients are mixed and, where needed, granulated so the blend flows and compresses evenly.
Compression
The blend is pressed into tablets of the specified weight, size and hardness.
Coating
Optionally, a film or sugar coating is applied for taste, colour or protection.
Inspection & Packaging
Weight, hardness and disintegration are checked before packing and coding.
Form Features
Why Choose Tablet?
Tablets remain the most common solid form for supplements worldwide.
Cost-Effective
An efficient form for large volumes and a wide range of formulas.
Accurate Dose
Each tablet is compressed to a defined weight.
Coating Options
Coatings add colour, mask taste and make swallowing easier.
Long Shelf Life
Solid forms are generally among the most stable.
Quality & Hygiene
How We Keep Every Batch Consistent
The same quality steps apply to every product we make — from the raw material to the finished, coded pack.
- Selected Raw MaterialsBotanical materials chosen by origin and growing region, from suppliers we know.
- Incoming InspectionEvery material is checked against a written specification before it is released for use.
- Documented ProceduresEach production step follows written working procedures.
- Batch-By-Batch ChecksIn-process and finished-product checks confirm each batch matches the approved specification.
- Full TraceabilityBatch records link every finished product back to its raw materials.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About Tablet
What does a tablet coating do?
A coating can mask taste and odour, make the tablet easier to swallow, protect sensitive ingredients and give the product its colour and finish.
Can a tablet contain a high amount of an ingredient?
Tablets can carry a relatively high dose per unit, but they must stay comfortable to swallow — large daily amounts are often split over two tablets.
How are tablets checked?
Typical checks include weight uniformity, hardness, disintegration and visual appearance.
Can I get detailed specifications and pack options for my market?
Yes. Specifications, pack sizes and availability differ by market. Send us your requirements through the contact form or by e-mail and our team will reply with the details relevant to you.
Do you work with distributors and wholesalers?
Yes. We work with distributors, wholesalers and retailers across Europe, the Middle East, Asia, the Balkans and selected Arab markets, coordinated from Damascus and Istanbul.
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