Requirements differ significantly by destination. These are general notes, not legal advice.
Registration responsibility
In most markets the importer of record handles local registration. Confirm this before placing the first order.
Professional use products
Some items are restricted to licensed professionals. These are marked on the product page.
Documentation
Customs typically requests the invoice, packing list and Certificate of Analysis. All are available to approved buyers.
Pricing on this site is transparent once your account is approved. Here is how it works.
Tier pricing is automatic
Unit price drops by order quantity. The tier table is shown on every product page once you are approved, so you do not need to request a quote for standard items.
When to request a quote instead
Bulk orders beyond the top tier, mixed-SKU containers, or special payment terms. Use the Request Wholesale Quote button on any product.
MOQ
Each product shows its own MOQ. Orders below MOQ cannot be added to the cart.
Payment
Bank transfer and Wise. A proforma invoice is issued before shipment.
Vial size is not only a price question. It changes waste rate, storage cost and how quickly stock turns.
Price per ml drops with size
Larger vials generally reduce price per ml, but only pay off when consumption is predictable.
Waste rate
Single-use vials avoid waste but cost more per ml. For low-volume clinics the smaller size is often cheaper in practice.
Storage
Temperature sensitive lines need refrigerated storage. Larger boxes require more cold storage volume.
PDRN and polynucleotide products are frequently confused in sourcing conversations. Here is what matters commercially.
Molecular weight and source
Ask for the source and the molecular weight range. This determines the intended use and the price band.
Concentration reporting
Some suppliers report per vial, others per ml. Normalise before comparing quotes.
Documents to request
Certificate of Analysis for the specific lot, and MSDS for transport. Both are available to approved buyers on each product page.
Skin boosters are one of the fastest growing categories in aesthetic distribution, but the sourcing checklist is different from ordinary cosmetics.
1. Check the concentration, not the brand name
Two products with the same active ingredient can differ by a factor of ten in concentration. Always request the specification sheet before comparing prices.
2. Certification depends on your destination market
CE and KFDA are the two most commonly requested. Some markets additionally require local registration, which the importer is responsible for.
3. Cold chain changes the landed cost
Temperature sensitive items ship with ice packs and insulated packaging. Confirm customs clearance conditions before ordering.
4. MOQ and lead time
Standard MOQ ranges from 5 to 50 units depending on the line. Lead time is typically 3 to 14 business days.