Design your supplement.
See the cost live.
Pick a format, add ingredients, and watch a ballpark cost per unit build as you go. When you're happy, send a complete product brief to South African contract manufacturers in one click.
- 40 ingredients with sources & dose guides
- 6 product formats
- Live ballpark costing in rand
What can we help you make?
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Build your product
1 Format
2 Serving & pack size
3 Ingredients (per serving)
No ingredients yet. Search above to add one.
4 Packaging & batch
Many SA manufacturers start at 500–2,000 units. Some offer smaller first runs.
Send your brief to manufacturers
Your formula, format, pack size and batch size are filled in for you. Add your details and we'll match you with suitable South African contract manufacturers.
From idea to quote in 3 steps
Build
Choose your format and ingredients. We flag doses above safe upper limits and fills that won't fit.
Estimate
See a live ballpark cost per unit, batch cost, launch cash and break-even.
Match
Send your brief. We match you with South African manufacturers that suit your product and batch size.
About Moe's Network
Moe's Network makes practical, no-fluff tools for South Africans who want to build their own supplement brand. We put the real costs, the rules and the right manufacturers in one place, so you can start with your eyes open.
Transparency: we may have working relationships with, or receive referral fees from, some manufacturers we recommend. We'll always tell you when that applies, and the final choice is always yours.
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Privacy notice (POPIA)
We collect the details you enter in the brief only to match you with manufacturers and follow up on your enquiry. We share them only with manufacturers you agree to, and never sell them. Ask us to see, correct or delete your information at any time.
Disclaimer
All figures are ballpark estimates for planning, not quotes. Ingredient information is general and summarised from public sources (US NIH Office of Dietary Supplements, NIH NCCIH, EFSA). It is not medical, legal or regulatory advice. Product claims and labels must be checked against current SAHPRA requirements by your manufacturer's responsible pharmacist or a regulatory consultant.