Quality & Compliance

Your co-packer’s regulatory posture is your regulatory posture.

For OTC products and clinical hydration, the difference between a co-packer who handles compliance and one who doesn’t is the difference between shipping on time and explaining a delay to retail buyers.

Standard cGMP
Registration FDA
Regulatory SPL-Experienced
DUNS 031125329
Section 01 / cGMP Commitment

Built to 21 CFR standards, every run.

Current Good Manufacturing Practice isn’t a marketing checkbox. It’s a daily operating discipline that determines whether your batch records survive an audit.

Validated Processes
Mixing, filling, and packaging processes are validated and documented. Process changes go through formal review, not floor-level decisions.
Trained Personnel
Annual cGMP training. Role-specific SOPs. No one runs equipment they aren’t qualified on.
Documented Procedures
Master Batch Records, equipment cleaning logs, calibration records, deviation reports. Every action traceable to a procedure.
Continuous Improvement
CAPA system, internal audits, supplier qualification reviews. We treat findings as data, not embarrassment.
Section 02 / Regulatory Posture

FDA-registered. SPL-fluent. NDC-experienced.

Most liquid co-packers come from the supplement side, which means SPL submissions and OTC labeling become your team’s problem. We absorb that work because it’s already how we run.

R / 01

FDA-Registered Facility

Drug establishment registration current. DUNS 031125329. Audit-ready documentation maintained continuously, not retroactively.

R / 02

SPL Submissions In-House

Structured Product Labeling XML prepared and submitted by us. No third-party regulatory consultants in the loop on standard work.

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NDC Management

Labeler code management, product listing, label changes, and ingredient substitutions handled at our level. Your team isn’t the bottleneck.

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OTC Monograph Experience

Hands-on experience with OTC monograph requirements. We know what a Drug Facts panel needs to say and what it can’t.

Section 03 / Quality Control

Tested at every checkpoint.

QC isn’t a final-shipment ritual. It’s built into every stage, so the issues that show up at release have already been resolved before they got there.

Incoming Materials
Identity, purity, and specification testing on every raw material lot. COA review. Rejected lots quarantined and documented.
In-Process
pH, density, viscosity, fill volume, and label application checks during every run. Real-time intervention, not after-the-fact rejection.
Finished Product
Final assay against spec, microbiology where required, label and packaging verification. Every lot.
Documentation
Batch records and COAs delivered with every shipment. Stored for retention periods that exceed regulatory minimums.
Traceability
Lot-level traceability from raw material through finished good. If a recall ever needed to happen, it would happen fast and clean.
DRLZ quality control lab
QC Lab · Hialeah, FL

“A co-packer who doesn’t speak OTC turns every label change, every ingredient substitution, every new SKU into a regulatory drag on your team. That’s not the partnership we offer.”