Joint Supplement Pack Moves Consumers Along a Health ‘Journey’

AlchemLife’s FlexiQule herbal supplements provide a compelling product-package synergy in which product, structure and graphics work together to engage the consumer to take ownership of their journey towards improved health and physical mobility.

AlchemLife’s FlexiQule herbal supplements provide a compelling product-package synergy in which product, structure and graphics work together to engage the consumer to take ownership of their journey towards improved health and physical mobility.
AlchemLife’s FlexiQule herbal supplements provide a compelling product-package synergy in which product, structure and graphics work together to engage the consumer to take ownership of their journey towards improved health and physical mobility.

Introduced last year in Europe, FlexiQule is the fourth in a range of plant-derived health supplements from AlchemLife, using the company’s proprietary technology called PhytoAdvance®, which represents 75+ years of science and precision technology to extract and formulate plant actives to produce products.

FlexiQule is developed as “a ground-breaking natural joint support, featuring a unique blend of concentrated Indian Frankincense (Boswellia Phytoextract) and ginger, in a formulation with enhanced bioavailability.” The product incorporates “natural, powerful and safe ingredients for joint pain that have been used for centuries in traditional herbal medicinal systems to support joint health and relieve the symptoms of joint pain and stiffness,” says AlchemLife.

The company is a division of Alchem Intl. Pvt. Ltd., based in New Dehli, India, that also includes Alchem USA in Larchmont, NY. The company describes itself as pioneers in the field of phytochemicals and providers of plant-derived ingredients to the pharmaceutical, cosmetic and nutraceuticals industries.

What’s immediately striking about the FlexiQule supplement is its sliding blister pack from Burgopak that’s more typically used for pharmaceuticals. “AlchemLife comes from a pharmaceutical heritage and it was important to transmit this value through our packaging,” says Thomas Boggiano, Marketing and Sales Manager with AlchemLife Europe. “With our R&D departments, clinical and customer trials, our packaging had to reflect our science and innovation.”

Boggiano notes, “AlchemLife was looking for packaging partners able to meet our criteria for innovation and differentiation. With its range of products, Burgopak met our requirements with flying colors for a slim pack that could fit into a pocket and also reduce shipping costs.”

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