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Formulation of Multivitamin gummies

A Dissertation Submitted to
DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR TECHNOLOGICAL
UNIVERSITY

LONERE, MAHARASHTRA, INDIA


In Partial Fulfillment for the Degree of
BACHELOR OF PHARMACY
ACADEMIC YEAR: 2023-2024

Prepared By: Guided By:


Ms. Shelke Rutuja B Dr. Pachpute T.S
Final Year B. Pharm. Principal VNIPRC, Bota
Enrollment no: 068 M. Pharm, Ph. D

Vidya Niketan Institute of Pharmacy and Research


Centre, Bota, Sangmner, A.nagar-422602 1
CONTENT

• Abstract
• Introduction
• Literature survey
• Aim and Objectives
• Plan of work
• Material and Method
• Summary and Conclusion
• Publication
• References
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ABSTRACT

Gummies with many vitamins are a common nutritional


supplement since they are tasty and convenient. The purpose of
this study was to improve the nutritional value and flavor profile
of multivitamin gummies by adding natural extracts from
pineapple, orange, and lemon. Fruit extracts, sweeteners,
vitamins, and agar were used in the formulation of the gummies.
Taste and nutritional value of each fruit extract were tested at
different concentrations. The combination of pineapple, orange,
and lemon in the finished formulation produced well-balanced
flavors that made for a satisfying sensory experience. The
gummies were also enhanced with vital vitamins, such as vitamin
B12, vitamin D, and vitamin C, which support general health and
wellness. The created multivitamin gummies satisfy customers
looking for both nutrition and enjoyment by providing a tasty and
practical approach to enhance daily nutrition consumption.

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INTRODUCTION
• Vitamin:
A organic compound or ingredient which are essential for normal growth
and nutrition and are require in small quantities in diet because they cannot
synthesized in body.
• Gummy:
Gummy candy is a broad category of chewable treats made of gelatine
that is also known by the names jelly candy, gummies, jelly fruit
candy, and jellies
• Multivitamin:
An ingredient designed to complement diets with vitamins, minerals, and
other nutrients is called a multivitamin.
• Multivitamin gummy:
Gummy vitamins are made to taste better that is, sweeter than
conventional vitamins. Because gummy vitamins taste like candy and
have pleasant Flavors, many people prefer them to tablets.
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Advantages of
gummies Types of gummies

Easy to administer Gummy bears

Easy to make & good in Fruit jelly


taste

Little time &


Worm gummies
equipment's

No need to drink water


Jelly rings
after administration

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Enhance
immune system
Absorption of Prevent cell
iron to combat
anemia damage

HEALTH
Aid in BENEFITS
production of
OF Rich in vitamin
collagen
ORANGE

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HEALTH BENIFITS OF LEMON

Protect against anemia


Encourage
heart health
Reduces
cancer risk Prevent kidney stone

Aid in Relieves
weight Improves throat Good for
control digestive hair
infection
health

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LITERATURE SURVEY
SR.NO DISCRIPTION REFERENCE

1. How multivitamin gummies are Ansari Altamas, Er. Shanta Peter, and
made from orange, pineapple & Himani Nautiyal, 2020
lemon

2. Natural orange, pineapple, lemon, Mutlu C, Tontul SA, Erbaş M et al.,


and other red fruit juices or 2018
purees, as well as fruit by-
products, have been explored for
use in the production of jellies

3. Chewy and organic, jelly beans Moloughney S. F. et al., sept. 17, 2020
and gummies are especially well-
liked by those under the
age of seventeen

4. Consuming dietary fibers has Anderson et al., 2009; Li & Komarel,


numerous health advantages 2017

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AIM & OBJECTIVES

• To make and assess multivitamin candies


for various uses
AIM • From orange, pineapple & lemon

• To encourage proper aging


• To lessen tension & anxiety
OBJECTIVE
• To bolster the immune system
• To maintain body's optimal functioning

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PLAN OF WORK

Drug profile

Material & method


Evaluation
Result & conclusion

References

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DRUG PROFILE

DRUG CHEMISTRY CONTAINERS/GL EQUIPMENTS


ASSWARES

Multivitamin Agar-Agar, orange, Beaker, measuring Weighing balance,


gummies pineapple & lemon cylinder, volumetric blender and
juices. flask and mold. refrigerator

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MATERIALS & METHODS
MATERIALS

VITAMINS PRESENT IN FRUITS

VITAMINS SOURCES USE

Vit. C Fresh fruits & Synthesis protein


vegetables for the skin
(Ascorbic Acid) (Orange)

Vit. B Support
Nuts, fresh fruits production of
(Riboflavin) (Pineapple)
RBCs & energy

Fungus A. Niger
& Fruits Preserve food &
Citric Acid remove dead skin
(Lemon)
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CHEMICALS USED

CHEMICAL SOURCE USES

As a coating agent to
Plant-based gelatin
Agar-Agar made from seawood
keep food from drying
out while baking

Honeybees (Apis Nutritional value


Honey mellifera; Family:
Apidae)
& as a sweetner

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METHOD

TREATMENT TABLE
Sample Treatment Orange Pineapple Lemon Agar-Agar Honey
Control T0 100 00 00 05 25
T1 80 10 10 05 25
T2 60 20 20 05 25
Experime
ntal T3 40 30 30 05 25
T4 20 40 40 05 25
T5 00 50 50 05 25

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PROCEDURE )

Receiving juices (orange, pineapple, lemon)

Mixing of juices as per treatment

T0 T1 T2 T3 T4 T5
(100:0:0) (80:10:10) (60:20:20) (40:30:30) (20:40:40) (0:50:50)

Addition of honey(@25%) of the mix juice

Addition of agar-agar(@05%) of the mix juice

Heating (below boiling temperature 80-90 0C in water bath)

Place in candy mold keep in Packaging,


Cooling (at room temperature)
refrigerator labeling& storing
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DIRECTION

Dosage • Take one gummy daily

Time • Eat along with a meal

Chew • Chew carefully before consuming

Hydration • Sip full glass of water before meal

Consistency • Take at the same time every day

Storage • Keep the container in cool& dry place

Safety • Keep away from children


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PACKAGING MATERIAL
1. Plastic jars & bottles

Strong, lightweight & offer superior moisture

2. Aluminum foil pouches

Frequently used & single dose packaging

3. Blister pack
Gummies filled inside cavities made of
plastic sheets

4. Child-resistant containers

Plastic jars or bottles have unique closure

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LABEL

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EVALUATION
SR. NO TEST DESCRIPTION

1. Appearance Translucent/opaque & have


soft chewy texture

2. Oduor Slightly like fruits or sweet

3. Taste Sweet or fruit like

4. Mouthfeel Coating or waxy texture that


enhances mouthfeel

5. To get soft & chewy texture


Moisture content gummy need to contain
particular amount of water

6. pH 3.4-4.5

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CONCLUSION
The study's findings demonstrated the antioxidant activity of the gummies
made with lemon, pineapple, and orange juice as well as honey as a
sweetener. The gummies were also safe from a microbiological perspective,
with respect to moisture content and mesophilic aerobic population values.
While the created goods varied depending on the variety, they all had similar
colour and texture, with the orange formulation having stronger resilience but
reduced hardness and springiness.
Gummies with many vitamins are a fun and easy way to enhance daily
nutrition and promote general health and wellbeing. These candies can help
fill in nutrient shortages and support vitality since they contain carefully
chosen vitamins, minerals, and other substances. To guarantee safety and
efficacy, the formulation process carefully considers ingredients, doses, tastes,
and regulatory compliance. Multivitamin gummies can be a useful supplement
to a healthy diet and lifestyle to support optimal health for people of all ages.

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Gummies in Mold

Prepared Gummies

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Publication

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3.The Plant Resources of Tropical Africa, Gruben GJH, Denton OA 2. Produce.
Wageningen, CTA, Backhuys, Leiden, and the PROTA Foundation; c2004, p.
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4. Joy PP. Pineapple: Uses and Benefits. Research Gate Publications,
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5. Konstantinos GA, Anathanasia MG. Kiwifruit juice rheological models for
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THANK
YOU
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