Who it's for
Brands building daily energy, focus and cognitive-support ranges.
Energy and focus concepts are reviewed against target-market stimulant limits. Reviewed for Czech brands.
Brands building daily energy, focus and cognitive-support ranges.
B-vitamins, caffeine, guarana, nootropics
Review the options below, order samples, then continue in the DAT Supply portal — reviewed for Czech brands.

Private-label functional jelly stick: 20 g stick, 30 per carton. B-Vitamins And Natural Energy Actives.

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

Bone & Joint Mushroom Gummies is a private-label pectin-gummy supplement concept for brands building a energy & focus range. Final positioning, claims and documentation are reviewed per project and target market.

Brain Mushroom Gummies is a private-label pectin-gummy supplement concept for brands building a energy & focus range. Final positioning, claims and documentation are reviewed per project and target market.

Private-label cacao adaptogen powder (powder format). Key actives: Cacao, Lion's Mane Extract, Cordyceps Extract. Per 1 sachet. EU & US draft formula, MOQ-friendly private label.

Caffeine Focus Gummies is a private-label pectin-gummy supplement concept for brands building a energy & focus range. Final positioning, claims and documentation are reviewed per project and target market.

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

Chaga Gummies is a private-label pectin-gummy supplement concept for brands building a energy & focus range. Final positioning, claims and documentation are reviewed per project and target market.
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 samplesActive load and format are confirmed per project.
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 Czechia are written in Czech. Plan translation and claims review alongside sampling so production is not waiting on artwork.
Food-supplement notification for Czechia is filed with MZČR / SZPI. The notification and final on-pack claims remain the brand owner's responsibility; DAT supplies the supporting product documentation.
DM-drogerie / Rossmann retail + Lékárna pharmacy + central-Europe regional distribution hub Reading the Czech Republic signal for a brand owner brief: the working language is Czech; the drugstore, lékárna pharmacy, grocery and DTC channel mix shapes pack format and unit economics; the notification authority (MZČR / SZPI) sets the regulatory cadence; and the cert panel commonly seen on Czech Republic pack is V-Label, EU organic leaf, KEZ organic, kosher / halal where the brief requires it. The most distinctive Czech Republic working signal is that MZČR notification is operator-led; SZPI conducts market-surveillance inspections on claim wording.
The MZČR notification for the Czech Republic is operator-led, so there is no upfront regulator gatekeeping step to clear before a listing reaches shelf — which sounds like a fast route to market, but it shifts the real scrutiny to afterwards: SZPI runs market-surveillance inspections on claim wording once a product is already trading.
That ordering argues for treating claim-wording discipline as a day-one decision rather than something to revisit if a listing gets flagged, since there is no pre-launch review to catch an overstated claim before it reaches a Czech shelf.
Retail runs through DM-drogerie and Rossmann drugstore alongside Lékárna pharmacy, and the country's role as a central-European regional distribution hub is a useful onward-planning fact once a range is trading — separate from the claim-wording question, which matters from the first pack proof.
Caffeine Focus Gummies rests on a guarana-and-L-theanine combination in a gummy format already at published readiness — the catalogue's one stimulant SKU, and worth introducing once a Czech range's claim wording is already settled and proven on a first listing.
The B-Complex Capsule and B-Complex Tablet are the more conservative opening choice precisely because SZPI's review happens after launch rather than before: a plain daily-dose format carries less claim-wording risk to get right on the first attempt than a shot or lollipop pitched on an occasion-led claim. Once that plainer pair is trading cleanly, the B12 Energy Jelly Bean and Brain Filled Gummy extend into confectionery formats, and the Energy & Focus Shot with the Focus & Memory Lollipop round out single-serve options for a later stage of the range.
Proving claim wording on the plainest format first, before SZPI's market-surveillance review has any listing to look at, keeps that post-launch scrutiny from catching an avoidable mistake.
Because SZPI's market-surveillance review happens after a Czech listing is already trading, settle claim wording before launch rather than treating it as a fixable afterthought.
After. MZČR's notification is operator-led with no upfront gatekeeping step, but SZPI conducts market-surveillance inspections on claim wording once a listing is already trading, which argues for settling claim wording carefully before launch rather than after.
The B-Complex Capsule or Tablet is the more conservative opener, since a plain daily-dose format carries less claim-wording risk to get right on a first attempt than a shot or lollipop built around an occasion-led claim.
Yes — Caffeine Focus Gummies combines guarana with L-theanine in a gummy format already at published readiness, the catalogue's one stimulant entry, worth introducing once a Czech range's claim wording is already proven on an earlier listing.
Yes — pack copy for the Czech Republic is written in Czech, and lining up translation alongside a claim-wording review before launch matters more here than in a market with a pre-launch regulator check.
Filing the MZČR notification does not hand claims responsibility to anyone else — it stays with the brand owner, which is exactly why SZPI's post-launch inspection matters. The documentation set supports the filing, and a production order always follows a sample round, not the other way round.
Send the brief — DAT reviews and routes it to the right working track, with documentation reviewed for Czech brands.