Faitury OEM ODM Plant Extract Punarnava Powder Punarnava Capsules vs St. John’s Wort Capsules

Start with the botanical specification

The botanical name and marker target decide which line belongs in your formula. Our Punarnava capsules use Boerhavia diffusa root extract, with the marker level, milligrams per capsule, and bottle count set to your specification. Our St. John’s wort capsules use standardized Hypericum perforatum extract, with either a hypericin or hyperforin level and the dosage per capsule set to your specification.

Choose the Faitury OEM ODM Punarnava capsule line when your product brief centers on Boerhavia diffusa root extract. Choose the St. John’s wort line when the formula requires Hypericum perforatum and a hypericin or hyperforin target. These are separate botanical specifications, so they should be evaluated as separate finished products.

Comparable specifications

The shared specifications make the two lines easy to discuss with the same purchasing checklist. Both can use HPMC or gelatin capsules, a bottle, jar, or pouch, and your own label design and wording. Both have a two-year shelf life and ship with a batch COA containing tested marker values.

How the formula brief changes the choice

Punarnava fits a brief that names Boerhavia diffusa root extract and sets the marker level alongside the capsule amount. Send the target marker level, milligrams per capsule, bottle count, and preferred package so we can confirm the formula and finished format.

St. John’s wort fits a brief built around Hypericum perforatum. You can set the active-marker discussion around hypericin or hyperforin, then specify the dosage per capsule. Send the selected marker, target level, dosage, capsule count, and container type before label artwork is prepared.

Picture two separate retail projects: one product brief names Punarnava root extract, while the other names St. John’s wort and its selected marker. Keeping the botanical name and marker target attached to each brief helps us match the formula, dosage, label wording, and batch COA to the intended product.

Capsule and package choices

Both lines support HPMC and gelatin shells. HPMC is the hypromellose, vegetable capsule option named for these products, while gelatin provides the other shell format. State the shell choice when you request formulation confirmation or a sample so we can carry it through the dosage and package discussion.

Bottle, jar, or pouch packaging is available for both products. The container should be chosen with the retail presentation and capsule count in mind. We align your brand name, formula, packaging, label design, and label wording with the target market after the product specification is set.

For a retail launch, send the intended capsule count and container type with the artwork status. That gives our team the information needed to coordinate the finished label layout with the selected package.

Batch documents and private-label steps

Both lines include a batch COA with tested marker values. Your purchasing and quality teams can use the COA to compare the incoming batch with the agreed marker specification for either botanical product.

Our workflow starts with your requirement, formula, sample, or specification. We confirm the formulation, dosage, and packaging, then send a pre-production sample for approval. Next, we prepare the private-label packaging with your brand, formula, and label wording. Bulk production includes batch quality control, and the order ships with its batch COA.

A clear request should identify the botanical ingredient, selected marker, target level, milligrams per capsule, shell, capsule count, container type, label language, artwork status, and quantity. Sending these details together keeps the product specification and packaging brief aligned.

Questions to settle before sampling

Match the line to the order brief

Punarnava is the fit for a product based on Boerhavia diffusa root extract. St. John’s wort is the fit for a product based on Hypericum perforatum with a hypericin or hyperforin target. For either line, send the botanical name, marker, dosage, capsule count, shell, container, label language, artwork status, and quantity to Xi'an Xinhe Century Biotechnology Co., Ltd. for formulation confirmation.