More and more gyms and personal trainers want to offer their own supplements to members and clients. Which products to choose, which rules apply in Europe, how to handle inventory? A practical guide from Irati Production.

Your members and clients ask you about creatine, protein or hydration. Today, they buy elsewhere, often online. Offering your own supplements, under your name, has three benefits: you recommend a product you know, you strengthen your brand, and you create an extra revenue stream, at the gym and in your online programs.

No need to replicate a specialty store. Start from the questions your clients ask most:
Strength training, explosive sports, active women and older adults · Tub, single stick packs, gummies
Muscle gain, supervised weight management · Tub, doypack, stick packs for trial
Cardio, functional fitness, endurance sports · Single stick packs at the front desk
Clients tired by a demanding pace · Capsules, gummies
Regular and experienced lifters · Flavored powder, stick packs
Three well-chosen products are enough to start. Favor simple formulas with a readable composition that you can explain to a member in one sentence. To go further in building a line, see our guide to building a sports nutrition product line.
At the gym, the single-serve stick pack sells by the unit at the front desk, next to the post-workout drink. Members can try a product without buying a full tub, then move up to the larger format. It also fits into a welcome pack or a coaching program. See our stick pack manufacturer page.

With private label, the product carries your name, your logo and your visual identity. You are the brand in your clients' eyes. You choose the flavor among our standard formulas, the format, the tub size or the number of stick packs per box. The label must still include the mandatory information, which we review with you before printing. It is also a chance to showcase your method: a QR code linking to your training programs or usage tips creates a direct link between the product and your coaching.
In France, food supplements are not restricted to pharmacies: a gym or a trainer can sell them. But several rules apply, and similar principles hold across the EU:
Trainers do not always have the space, or the time, to manage boxes. We can store your products at our Allonnes warehouse, prepare orders and ship them directly to your clients or your gyms. You focus on coaching and selling; we handle logistics, including returns. See our storage and logistics page.
Many trainers now coach clients remotely, through apps and online programs. Your supplement brand can follow them: a product link inside each program, a starter kit shipped with a new subscription, a monthly refill sent automatically. With direct shipping from our warehouse, a client anywhere in France or Europe receives the same product as a member at your gym. This turns a local gym brand into a brand that grows with your online audience.
Your retail price must stay consistent with what your clients pay elsewhere while reflecting the value of your advice. A gym or trainer brand sells on trust and proximity: you do not need to be the cheapest, but you do need to explain why your product is the right one. Made in France, transparent composition, usage tips built into your programs: these are your best arguments. Single stick packs also make an affordable first purchase.
We manufacture your supplements in Saumur, France, at an ISO 22000 and HACCP certified site. Creatine, protein, electrolytes, amino acids: we help you choose the right products, review your labeling and deliver wherever your clients need them.
Irati Production manufactures supplements for your gym or coaching business and can ship them directly to your clients.
Yes. In France, food supplements are not restricted to pharmacies. The trainer must sell notified, compliant products and use only authorized claims.
The simplest route is a standard white label formula labeled with your brand. The manufacturer produces, you sell, and the manufacturer can also store and ship.
Creatine, protein powder and electrolytes are the most requested. Single stick packs let you sell them by the unit at the front desk.
Yes. The brand placing it on the market notifies each supplement to the DGCCRF before it is sold.
Yes. A first batch is produced under your brand and belongs to you; we store it, prepare orders and ship them directly to your clients or your gyms.
The information in this article is general and does not constitute legal advice. Each formula undergoes a technical and regulatory feasibility study.
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