PRODUCT BRIEF · 31 OCT 2026
EM-300 Fish Oil Emulsion: OEM Buyer Brief
EM-300 is a liquid fish oil emulsion in the LANDCE Skin & Coat range. This brief sets out exactly what the product page publishes, and which figures a private label buyer still has to obtain in writing before quoting a project.
What does the EM-300 product page list?
The EM-300 product page lists the health direction as Skin & Coat Health, the dosage form as liquid, and the applicable pets as cats and dogs. Key ingredients are fish oil as the DHA and EPA source, vitamin E, biotin and omega-3 fatty acids. The listed shelf life is 2 years.
What is not on the page
The page does not publish a dosage line, a bottle size or a carton configuration. For an emulsion, those three figures drive the label, the shipping calculation and the retail price, so request them as a written specification rather than reading them into the page. The pack size guide covers the liquid formats listed on the OEM page and how to choose between them.
Why the format matters for a skin and coat line
Oil-based nutrition is often sold in soft gels or pumped bottles. An emulsion keeps the oil dispersed in a liquid carrier, which allows dosing by volume and mixing into feed. For a buyer, the practical questions are the oil concentration per millilitre, how the emulsion behaves after opening, and whether the pack needs a pump, a dropper or a measuring cup. Our guide to COAs and specification sheets explains which of these fields should appear in writing.
What should a buyer confirm before sampling?
Confirm the ingredient specification including the fish oil source, the dosage line and the body-weight basis, the pack and closure, and the shelf life testing behind the 2-year figure. Keep label wording to daily skin and coat nutrition; the product page describes benefits such as coat condition, and market rules differ on how such statements may be phrased. Commercial terms start from the OEM / ODM page, and the full range sits on the Skin & Coat page.
Frequently asked questions by OEM buyers
What are the listed ingredients of EM-300?
The EM-300 product page lists fish oil as the DHA and EPA source, together with vitamin E, biotin and omega-3 fatty acids. Ask for the full ingredient specification, including the oil source and any carriers, before you draft label copy.
Does the product page state a dosage or pack size?
No. The page lists the dosage form as liquid and the shelf life as 2 years, but it does not publish a dosage line or a bottle size. Both need to come from the specification sheet for your project.
Which animals is EM-300 listed for?
The page lists cats and dogs, described as suitable for all ages, with a skin and coat health direction. Confirm the species and life-stage scope for your market before printing it on a pack.
Building a skin and coat line? Request the EM-300 specification or compare the formulas on the Skin & Coat range.