One Pulp Platform, Four Product Identities

These four biodegradable supplement packaging designs share a single stock mold pulp structure — the same rounded-corner lid-and-base format, the same ribbed single-cavity interior tray — differentiated entirely through print. Women's Multivitamin in mustard yellow with a flower icon, Mood Pills in deep teal with a heart, Prenatal Multivitamin in bright grass green with a ring, and Fertilife in forest green with a teardrop. Each colorway and icon is chosen to communicate the product's emotional territory without changing the underlying mold or tooling investment.

Icon-Led Minimal Layout Printed Direct on Pulp

Each lid uses the same layout logic: a single line-art icon centered in the upper half, large product name below it, and a bordered pill-label block for dosage and descriptor text. The restraint of the design system is intentional — with only one graphic element per pack, the icon carries the full identity weight. A cloud-edged flower reads soft and botanical for a women's vitamin; a clean heart outline shifts the same space toward emotional wellness. For brands building eco friendly supplement packaging across multiple SKUs, this system scales without design overhead per variant.

Green Spectrum Palette Suited to Health and Wellness

Across the four variants, the palette stays within a green-adjacent spectrum — mustard yellow-green, mint teal, bright lime, and deep forest — a deliberate range that keeps the product family visually coherent on shelf while allowing each SKU to hold its own at point of sale. The white pulp base acts as a neutral canvas that makes each accent color read at full intensity without competition. No plastic components, no foam lining, and no adhesive closures appear anywhere in the system.