Quick Easy, Peptide Vial Label Design Setup as required

Note: Do not quote if it's not your price. This is a simple project and I just don't have time to do it.
I need a crisp, print-ready label for an extremely small peptide vial. You’ll receive the exact dimensions, all copy (product name, concentration, usage notes, logo and contact details) plus a reference mock-up that shows the look I have in mind.

Here’s what I’m after:
• Build the artwork in Adobe Illustrator (vector preferred) so every element stays razor-sharp at micro scale.
• Keep text editable, set colour to CMYK, include a 3 mm bleed, and supply both an outlined PDF for the printer and the fully layered AI file for future tweaks.

The idea board I’ll share leans toward a clean, professional style, but I’m open to small creative touches that improve legibility or shelf appeal. If you’ve designed tiny labels before and can turn this around quickly, you’ll be a perfect fit.

Here is the details...
Make a bold label for a peptide bottle (very small) It must follow a very specific guideline and I will paste it here. The label is very tiny so it needs to be readable but still nice. I have an image that I want it to look similar too that I will attach. It must be in Adobe Illustrator and have layers as directed but everything should be editable.
Here are the details of the label ...
Regulatory Checklist for Research Peptide Labels
This checklist is designed for compliance with U.S. regulations governing research peptide labels.
Since research peptides are not FDA-approved for human consumption, labeling must emphasize
research-only status, avoid therapeutic claims, and include required disclaimers.

1. Product Identification
☐ Name of the peptide (e.g., BPC-157, TB-500).
☐ Concentration and net contents (e.g., '10 mg').
2. Mandatory Disclaimers
☐ "For Research Use Only”
☐ "Not for human consumption”
☐ "Not for veterinary use”
3. Lot Tracking & Traceability
☐ Lot/Batch Number (for recall and QC tracking).
☐ Expiration or Best By Date.
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4. Distributor / Responsible Party Information
☐ "Distributed For" followed by company/brand name.
☐ Business address (must be physical, not just a P.O. Box).
☐ Website domain and/or customer service contact (email / phone, optional but
recommended).
5. Storage & Handling Instructions
☐ Storage conditions (e.g., 'Store at -20°C, protected from light').
6. Optional but Strongly Recommended
☐ CAS Number (if available).
☐ Molecular Weight (if applicable).
☐ Purity percentage (e.g., '≥98% by HPLC').
Key Compliance Notes
Never make therapeutic, diagnostic, or dietary claims.
Always include research-only disclaimers clearly visible on the label.
Ensure label artwork is simple and minimalistic (no marketing language).
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Label Design Continuity & Modification Policy
1. Brand Consistency Across Products: When selling research peptides, maintaining a
consistent visual identity across all product labels is essential for strong brand
recognition. We highly recommend using uniform colors, and the same design elements
and overall branding across your entire product line.
2. Research peptide labels are highly restricted by compliance rules, leaving little room for
artistic design. Their main purpose is to convey essential details, such as product name,
dosage, disclaimers, and traceability, without appearing promotional. Simplicity is
therefore key: clean layouts, solid backgrounds, high-contrast fonts, and minimal graphics
ensure clarity and professionalism. Overly decorative or flashy elements risk regulatory
issues by implying consumer use. In this space, less design is not a limitation but a
compliance safeguard.
3. Post-Approval Modifications: Once your label designs have been finalized, reviewed,
and approved, and you’ve been given clearance to sell, any further modifications, partial
or complete, you will need to pause your online sales to properly set up your updated
labels.
4. Modification Restriction Period: After your labels receive final approval from the
Regulatory Review Board and your products are deemed sales-ready, you will be
required to maintain the approved label design for a minimum of 6 months before
requesting any changes.
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Artwork Specifications for Label Printing
To ensure your label artwork is fully print-ready, please carefully review and follow the guidelines
below:
1. File Format: JPEG (.jpg)
2. Resolution: 300 DPI (high-quality print standard)
3. File Size: Maximum 10MB per file
4. File Naming: Use the product SKU as the filename (e.g., YPB.100.jpg)
5. Color Swatches
▪ Remove all unused or extra colors from the Swatch Palette.
▪ Use CMYK color mode only.
▪ Do not use RGB colors under any circumstance, as they are not suitable for print.
6. Layers
Your artwork file must include the following clearly labeled layers, as shown in our dieline
template:
▪ Guidelines Layer
▪ Text Layer (including all text and design elements here)
▪ Background (BG) Layer
Additional instructions:
▪ Remove all hidden objects from the file.
▪ Do not group multiple labels into one file or place them on separate layers.
▪ Each label must have its own individual artwork file.
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7. Digital Printing Notes
▪ All artwork is printed using CMYK simulation.
▪ Be aware that Pantone (PMS) colors may shift when converted to CMYK.
▪ For accurate color expectations, consult the Pantone Color Bridge, which shows
how Pantone colors will appear when printed in CMYK.
Example Layer Structure (Adobe Illustrator)
Below is an example of how your layer setup should appear in Adobe Illustrator:
▪ [Guidelines]
▪ [Text]
▪ [BG (Background)]
8. Typography
▪ Convert all text to outlines before submission.
▪ If text edits are anticipated, please also provide the original fonts and a non-
outlined version of the document.
▪ For small text, use Arial font for optimal readability.
▪ Avoid using script fonts with fine serifs, swashes, or intricate detailing, especially
at small sizes.
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9. Barcodes
▪ All barcodes must be:
- Black (K) only
- Backed by an opaque white background
- Vector-based artwork (lines and curves) or embedded PDFs
▪ Do NOT use rasterized formats such as .jpg, .bmp, .tif, or .png for barcodes.
▪ Barcodes may be reduced up to 80% of original size; bar height may also be
adjusted as needed.
▪ Reductions beyond 80% may result in scan failures.
▪ Non-compliant barcodes may not scan properly.
▪ For more information, please refer to GS1 barcode standards.
10. Images
▪ All linked images must be at least 300 DPI.
▪ If images are linked, please include the original image files with your submission.
▪ Embedded images are accepted but may limit future editability.
▪ Use only the following color modes:
- Bitmap (1-bit)
- Grayscale (8-bit)
- CMYK (8-bit)
▪ RGB images (8-bit) will be automatically converted to CMYK, which may cause
unwanted color shifts.
▪ Avoid using bitmap images for text, as this can result in blurry and low-quality print