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Catalent signs formulation and commercial supply agreement for Mantra oral gels

Company / institutional announcement · Catalent

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Site published: 2026-11-03 · Updated: 2026-11-03

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Catalent and Mantra have signed a commercial supply agreement covering single-serve over-the-counter oral gels. Catalent will provide formulation development, manufacturing, and packaging at its St. Petersburg, Florida, facility for products addressing occasional sleeplessness, pain, and menstrual discomfort. The announcement establishes a development and supply relationship; it does not report new clinical efficacy data or regulatory approvals for the portfolio.

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Oral gels offer dosage-form differentiation in consumer health, creating formulation work around palatability, dose uniformity, and packaging compatibility for developers.

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