Hyaluronic Glow Gummies

Sodium hyaluronate is more familiar to most brand teams as a topical serum ingredient than an oral one; this SKU carries it instead in a chewable gummy format, paired with nicotinamide, the vitamin B3 form more commonly seen rounding out general multivitamin formulas than sitting alongside a skincare-associated active.

The pairing keeps the formula tight: two named actives, delivered as a standard 60-count gummy. On the packaging side, the spec lists a bulk bag tier alongside a run of doypack and bottle count options, giving a brand format flexibility even though the ingredient list itself stays short. Standard documentation to support each target market's own market requirements is included as part of the same product package.

This SKU is catalogued under Beauty & Skin, the registry grouping for beauty brands and subscription boxes building hair, skin and nail-led ranges. Its 'Glow' naming reads as the skin-specific slot inside that broader beauty category, distinct from hair- or nail-led entries.

A two-ingredient, skin-associated formula in an oral format positions it as a focused companion SKU — the kind of entry a beauty brand adds alongside a wider catalogue rather than a multi-issue product meant to anchor a whole range on its own. It is sold across EU, UK and global target markets, matching the reach of the broader beauty category it sits within.

Flavour, colour and shape are what Make it Yours opens up on this formula, with the sodium hyaluronate and nicotinamide combination held fixed regardless of which option a brand selects.

Adding a third active, changing either ingredient's amount, or introducing a new skin-related claim moves the project into the separately scoped Custom Formula R&D route instead. Sampling the current formula comes first, and label claims plus market compliance remain the brand owner's responsibility. A documentation set from DAT Supply supports that compliance review, and product naming or label artwork stay outside Make it Yours, handled instead through the standard private-label branding process.