Vitamin Supplements

Vitamin supplements are available in many forms, including tablets, capsules, gummies, liquids and powders. While many are stable under ambient conditions, exposure to excessive heat, moisture and direct sunlight can reduce potency over time.

Overview

Storage Type Ambient, clean, dry warehouse following manufacturer guidance
Temperature Sensitivity Moderate
Humidity Sensitivity Moderate to High
Light Sensitivity Moderate
Typical Shelf Life 18–36 months*
Common Packaging Plastic bottles, blister packs, cartons, pouches
Main Risks Moisture, heat, packaging damage, stock ageing
Transport Considerations Protect from excessive heat and prolonged humidity
Typical Customers Vitamin brands, pharmacies, wholesalers, retailers
Recommended Stock Rotation FEFO

Please Note

Storage recommendations can vary between manufacturers and formulations. Products should always be stored in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions and any applicable regulatory requirements.

Shelf life varies by formulation, ingredients, packaging and manufacturer. Always refer to the product specification and manufacturer's guidance.

The information provided is general industry guidance only.

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