All services / one commercialization map

Build the exact route your Canadian health product business needs.

Start with one defined service or connect the full path from feasibility to ongoing growth. Every engagement makes scope, dependencies, and responsibility visible before work begins.

The commercialization lifecycle

Eight stages. One visible chain of responsibility.

  1. 01

    Assess

    Portfolio, formulation, evidence, channel, and operational readiness.

  2. 02

    License

    Product and site-licensing work scoped to the applicable Canadian pathway.

  3. 03

    Prepare

    Bilingual labels, specifications, quality records, and supply-chain requirements.

  4. 04

    Import

    An agreed import arrangement and shipment documentation for suitable products.

  5. 05

    Release

    Quality review and batch disposition against the approved scope.

  6. 06

    Launch

    Positioning, retail content, channel setup, and coordinated launch work.

  7. 07

    Operate

    Receipt, inventory, fulfilment, records, and exception workflows.

  8. 08

    Grow

    Amazon advertising, retail readiness, reporting, and marketplace operations.

Modular service families

Use one module. Or connect the handoffs.

A family describes capability, not an automatic inclusion. Your scope identifies the actual work, deliverables, owners, fees, and outside costs.

FAMILY / 01Nostrum-delivered

Regulatory & licensing

Defined Canadian NHP regulatory work, from pathway assessment through application and post-submission coordination.

  • Portfolio and formulation assessment
  • NPN application support
  • Site Licence application support
  • Bilingual label and claims review
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FAMILY / 02Nostrum-delivered + coordinated

Quality & Canadian operations

Quality oversight and operating workflows aligned to the agreed product, licence, site, and supply-chain arrangement.

  • QAP and controlled documentation
  • Batch document review and release
  • Import and receipt coordination
  • Records, returns, and recall readiness
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FAMILY / 03Nostrum coordinates

Brand & launch preparation

A connected workstream for teams that need product, packaging, compliance, and route-to-market decisions to move together.

  • Product and portfolio planning
  • Packaging and creative briefs
  • Retail-ready content
  • Launch sequencing
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FAMILY / 04Nostrum-delivered

Amazon growth

Focused marketplace work for licensed brands, connecting customer acquisition to retail fundamentals and operational reality.

  • Advertising management
  • Listing and content optimization
  • Performance intelligence
  • Marketplace operating cadence
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Engagement ladder

Match the operating model to the work.

Move up only when broader ownership creates value. A focused project remains a valid engagement.

  1. LEVEL 01AssessmentClarify feasibility, dependencies, risks, ownership, and the recommended next scope.
  2. LEVEL 02ProjectComplete a bounded deliverable or sequence with an agreed handoff.
  3. LEVEL 03Managed operationRun recurring agreed workflows with a documented operating cadence.
  4. LEVEL 04PartnershipConnect multiple workstreams around a shared Canadian market-entry or growth objective.

Responsibility key

Nostrum-delivered

Work performed by Nostrum within the written engagement and applicable licensed scope.

Nostrum coordinates

Nostrum manages the handoff; a named client or specialist provider performs the underlying work.

Third-party / client

Manufacturing, testing, freight, customs, platforms, approvals, and other items remain with the identified provider or client unless expressly scoped otherwise.

Nostrum Health Inc. maintains Canadian NHP Site Licence 303151. Applicability of any licensed activity, product, site, or import arrangement is confirmed during assessment; regulatory authorization and third-party outcomes are not guaranteed.

Start with the constraint

Tell us what has to move next.

We will help separate the immediate scope from later dependencies and identify who should own each part.

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