Who it's for
Brands launching oral strips in beauty, sleep, digestion, kids, energy or performance.
Browse production-ready oral strips concepts, order samples, and move into production through the DAT Supply portal. Reviewed for Bosnian brands.
Brands launching oral strips in beauty, sleep, digestion, kids, energy or performance.
Reviewed oral strips concepts with packaging options, sample path and order workflow.
Choose an option, order samples, then continue in the DAT Supply portal.

Private-label oral strip: 30 strips per box, 200 mg pullulan film, 1 strip per serving. Biotin Beauty Strips

Private-label oral strip: 30 strips per box, 200 mg pullulan film, 1 strip per serving. Collagen Beauty Strips

Private-label oral strip: 30 strips per box, 200 mg pullulan film, 1 strip per serving. Daily Multivitamin Strips

Private-label oral strip: 30 strips per box, 200 mg pullulan film, 1 strip per serving. Vitamin D3 Strips

Private-label oral strip: 30 strips per box, 200 mg pullulan film, 1 strip per serving. B12 Energy Strips

Private-label oral strip: 30 strips per box, 200 mg pullulan film, 1 strip per serving. Caffeine Focus Strips

Private-label oral strip: 30 strips per box, 200 mg pullulan film, 1 strip per serving. Ginseng Energy Strips

Private-label oral strip: 30 strips per box, 200 mg pullulan film, 1 strip per serving. Guarana Energy Strips
From 2,500 units
Lead time is typically 8–12 weeks depending on format, packaging, production slot and destination. Final timeline is confirmed during order setup before payment.
Order samplesFast-dissolving oral strip format. Reviewed per project; payload range confirmed during the brief. Flavour, colour and actives are tuned per project with Make it Yours or full custom development.
DAT releases the standard documentation package by project stage. External testing, full COA, additional microbiological reports, heavy metals, pesticide residue reports or raw-material supplier documentation are reviewed and quoted separately unless included in the agreed project scope.
Label artwork, on-pack copy and retail packaging for Bosnia and Herzegovina are written in Bosnian / Croatian / Serbian. Plan translation and claims review alongside sampling so production is not waiting on artwork.
Food-supplement notification for Bosnia and Herzegovina is filed with Food Safety Agency of BiH (FSA BiH). The notification and final on-pack claims remain the brand owner's responsibility; DAT supplies the supporting product documentation.
Apoteka pharmacy retail + tri-script labelling (Latin/Cyrillic) Reading the Bosnia and Herzegovina signal for a brand owner brief: the working language is Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian (BHS); the pharmacy, grocery and DTC channel mix shapes pack format and unit economics; the notification authority (Food Safety Agency of BiH (FSA BiH)) sets the regulatory cadence; and the cert panel commonly seen on Bosnia and Herzegovina pack is V-Label, EU organic leaf, kosher / halal where the brief requires it (halal is a strong signal in BiH). The most distinctive Bosnia and Herzegovina working signal is that BiH is outside the EU; a local importer-of-record is named on the FSA BiH notification; halal certification carries significant retail weight.
Bosnia and Herzegovina sits outside the EU, and two operational facts shape a strip project here more than elsewhere in this set: FSA BiH notification names a local importer-of-record, and retail pack copy commonly runs tri-script — Latin and Cyrillic side by side on the same label. A strip's pack area is small, so planning for two scripts, not one language, is worth settling before artwork starts.
Retail runs mainly through the apoteka pharmacy channel plus grocery and DTC reach, and halal-sensitive labelling carries real weight at that shelf — a detail that shapes artwork planning independent of the format chosen. That same channel mix is also why the strip lane's catalogue depth matters here: several concepts can be sampled before a launch direction is picked, with tri-script artwork briefed only once that choice is made.
Botanical positioning anchors the Bosnia-relevant lead inside the oral strip lane: a chlorella-spirulina-greens Detox Strip working alongside an Adaptogen Mushroom Strip covers the shelf from two different botanical angles, both live, production-ready SKUs rather than a formulation idea still in progress.
From there the catalogue keeps widening. Calm and evening positioning sits in a Magnesium Triple Strip and an Ashwagandha Stress Strip, digestive and beauty in an Apple Cider Vinegar Quick Strip, a Biotin Collagen Strip and a Biotin Hair Quick Strip, and joint support in a Chondroitin Joint Strip and a Joint Turmeric Strip. The remaining ground — sports, energy, healthy ageing and women's health — sits in a Creatine Quick Strip, an Energy & Focus Quick Strip, a Heart CoQ10 Strip, a Folic Acid Pregnancy Strip, a Hormonal Balance Strip and an Iron Quick Strip. What every one of these has in common is the format itself: a strip dissolving on the tongue, asking for neither a glass nor a spoon, gone in seconds — a shelf cue that reads nothing like a gummy's treat jar or a sachet's mixed-drink habit.
Nothing in that list is a straight order, however: a Bosnia and Herzegovina strip brief is scoped and quoted per project, feasibility work held back for actives that call for it, so a live concept still opens as a brief rather than a catalogue transaction.
A Bosnia and Herzegovina oral strip brief turns on three things before artwork starts: the dose experience, the tri-script pack plan and the project scope.
The live lane covers botanicals (adaptogen mushroom and a chlorella-spirulina-greens detox strip) and evening/calm positions (ashwagandha and magnesium), alongside digestive, beauty, joint, sports, energy and women's-health concepts, all browsable in the oral strip lane.
Speed and portability, mainly. A strip needs neither water nor a spoon and is gone in seconds, unlike a gummy's chew or a sachet's stir. Read that as commercial framing only, not an efficacy claim.
Only in the sense that the concept already exists — ordering it still means briefing a scoped project, feasibility work included for actives that call for it, rather than a straight catalogue transaction.
The country sits outside the EU, so FSA BiH notification names a local importer-of-record, and tri-script Latin/Cyrillic labelling is common at retail — both worth settling alongside sampling rather than after.
It shapes artwork and shelf expectations rather than the format: halal-sensitive labelling carries real weight in Bosnia and Herzegovina's apoteka-led retail, so factoring it into the artwork brief early is worth doing regardless of which strip concept leads the range.
Send the brief — DAT reviews and routes it to the right working track, with documentation reviewed for Bosnian brands.