Capsules, like mini space capsules, have shells made of transparent or opaque gelatin or plant materials that are easy to swallow. This design not only protects the active ingredients contained within, but also ensures that they are not destroyed before reaching the target site in the body.
 

As early as the early 19th century, medical capsules were invented to cover the unpleasant smell of certain oral medications.
 

Today, they are widely used in various dietary supplements and vitamins.

Softgel is round and full, crystal clear, and as cute as a mini pearl. It is not only small and easy to swallow but also highly absorbable.
 

Capsules usually consist of two parts, containing powder or granules, with a hard shell that is easy to store. Softgel, on the other hand, is formed in one piece, with a soft shell and mostly liquid or oily ingredients inside, making it faster to absorb and easier to swallow. Additionally, Softgel better protects the stability of the internal ingredients, preventing oxidation or decomposition.

Tablet are like miniature energy beans. They are usually round or oval, with a smooth surface and sometimes with scores or grooves to make them easier to split and swallow.

The origin of tablets can be traced back to the late 19th century, when pharmacists began to compress powdered drugs into tablets to make them easier to carry and store. The invention of tablets not only solved the problem of drug taste, but also improved the accuracy of dosage and the convenience of taking.
 

Today, tablets have become the most common form of various drugs and dietary supplements.

After entering the 21st century, powdered supplements came into being. It combines the essence of modern food technology and precision nutrition. By miniaturizing active ingredients, it improves the body's absorption rate of nutrients.
 

When using, just dissolve an appropriate amount of powder in water or other solvents, stir well and drink, eliminating the inconvenience of swallowing tablets or capsules.

Liquid dietary supplements are known for their blend of nutrients. They are often packaged in small bottles of various colors and shapes, and look like juice or energy drinks, providing a nutritional solution that is easy to consume and enjoy.
 

Scientists have discovered that dissolving vitamins, minerals and herbal extracts in liquids not only enhances their absorption, but also makes the process more pleasant. As a result, liquid supplements have quickly become a star product in the health market.