Specify the serving before choosing a sachet size
Serving targets such as 5 g, 8 g, 10 g or 15 g are starting points for a custom review, not guaranteed capacities for one standard pouch. Powders with the same weight can occupy different volumes. Include room for filling and keep powder clear of the final seal.
- Send the serving weight, powder bulk density if known, and a product sample or filled mockup.
- Confirm finished width and height, seal margins, tear-notch position and usable artwork area on the dieline.
- Identify whether your co-packer needs pre-made sachets or rollstock for a form-fill-seal line.
Flat sachet or stick pack?
A flat sachet offers a broad face for branding and product information. A slim stick pack uses a different pack geometry and sealing layout. Ask your filler which format its equipment accepts before treating the two as interchangeable.
Material and seal review
Discuss moisture and oxygen sensitivity, storage conditions and your target shelf life. Request the proposed laminate, thickness and relevant barrier data with its test conditions. Validate filling, sealing and opening with representative samples; a material name alone does not establish finished-product shelf life.
Samples, starter quantities and artwork
This listing offers a custom sample and a 200-piece custom printed starter-batch option. Confirm the selected size, material, finish, quantity per artwork and shipping destination before ordering. The total quantity does not automatically establish the minimum for every flavor or design. Production timing is confirmed after specification and artwork review.
Electrolyte sachet questions
Can several flavors share one pouch size?
They can be reviewed together when the fill volume, material, seal layout and finish are compatible. Provide a quantity and artwork file for each flavor so the order can be quoted correctly.

