Frequently Asked Questions

MOQ depends on the selected container, component, decoration process and production setup. We confirm it after reviewing the complete project.

Yes. Standard samples may be available from stock; decorated or custom samples require a project review and sample charge.

Stock samples can often be prepared quickly. Decorated or prototype samples are scheduled after artwork and process confirmation.

Yes. Options may include custom colors, frosting, coating, printing, hot stamping, labels, matched components and custom molds.

Pantone references can guide color matching, but final approval should be based on a physical limit sample because substrate and finish affect appearance.

Yes. We can support product-family selection, component matching, decoration planning, mockups and project-ready specifications.

Lead time is confirmed after bottle, component, decoration, quantity and approval status are known. Sample and mass-production schedules are provided separately.

We support export documentation and international shipping coordination. Final terms depend on destination, order size and Incoterms.

DDP may be available for selected destinations through logistics partners, subject to quotation and import requirements.

Projects use approved samples, specifications, incoming checks, in-process inspection and pre-shipment inspection matched to risk.

Available documents depend on the SKU and material. They may include specifications, drawings, material declarations, test reports and quality certificates.

Empty cosmetic packaging is not generally 'FDA approved.' We provide project-specific material and testing information for the brand or responsible party to evaluate.

The exact container, components, decoration, quantity, packing, inspection scope, trade term and destination are not yet known. A project-specific quotation is more useful than a misleading public unit figure.

Structure and material, matched components, quantity, decoration setup, sampling, testing, inspection, packing and delivery scope are common cost drivers.

Reference exact product codes or a complete BOM and use the same quantity, decoration, packing, trade term, destination and approval scope for every supplier.

Only when the neck dimensions, gasket, thread or crimp system, dip tube, collar and assembly method are matched and validated as a complete set.

We can provide product information and coordinate samples and tests. The brand, filler or responsible party should validate the final filled package with the actual formula and process.

Share the product type, viscosity range, important solvents or oils, sensitivity to air or light, fill process and expected storage and transport conditions.

Approve the exact product code and BOM, artwork, physical appearance reference, relevant functional tests, packing, inspection criteria and written commercial terms.

A golden sample is an identified physical reference approved for defined appearance or functional characteristics and retained for production comparison.

Retain revision-controlled specifications, BOMs, artwork, physical samples, tolerances, test records and change history, and review substitutions before use.