NOVAXIS HEALTH is your reliable partner from concept to commercialization.
Health Supplement Formulation & Product Development Specialist
NOVAXIS HEALTH is a B2B health solutions provider specializing in the development of health supplements, functional foods, and skincare products.
We support brand owners and companies in turning ideas into market-ready products — from concept creation to finished goods.
Our expertise covers a wide range of product formats, including capsules, tablets, softgels, powder sachets and canisters, liquids, creams, gummies, and jellies.
EXPLORE OUR CORE SERVICES
We provide end-to-end development solutions, including:
OEM
Full-scale manufacturing solutions from concept to finished goods
Custom Formulation
Tailor-made formulations that set your brand apart
Product Development
From idea to market-ready product
Private & White Label
Quick launch solutions with proven formulations
Product Registration
Your trusted partner in regulatory compliance
BENEFITS OF
WORKING WITH US
Save Time & Resources
We manage the entire product development process for you.
Access to Quality Ingredients
Direct sourcing from global, reliable suppliers.
Flexible Product Formats
Capsules, tablets, softgels, powders, liquids, gummies, jellies & more.
Regulatory Confidence
Full NPRA/KKM support to ensure smooth registration.
Confidential & Reliable
Your project is handled with professional care and strict confidentiality.
LATEST NEWS & INSIGHTS
For years, beauty-from-within products were often built around a single hero ingredient, such as collagen for skin or biotin for hair. Today, consumers are looking for more comprehensive solutions that fit into a broader approach to beauty and wellness.
For years, the wellness industry has largely focused on “anti-aging” - reducing visible signs of aging, reversing age-related changes, or trying to make people look and feel younger. Today, a broader concept is gaining attention: healthy aging.
When developing or choosing a supplement, you may come across terms such as absorption and bioavailability. They are often used interchangeably, but they describe different stages of what happens to an ingredient after you consume it.