OEM/ODM FAQ
OEM/ODM project questions
Clarify the product, quantity and delivery requirements before confirming a project proposal.
What is the minimum order quantity?
There is no site-wide MOQ; minimums are calculated per project. Batch size depends on dosage form (softgels, tablets, powders, gummies), formula maturity, packaging and raw-material purchase minima. Include format, unit fill and expected volume in your enquiry so we can quote that project's MOQ.
How long do sampling and production take?
There is no fixed lead time. Sampling and mass production are two stages, both governed by written gold-sample sign-off and the contract schedule. Mature formulas can be sampled once materials arrive; new formulas need extra time for adjustment and stability checks. Share your target launch date so we can plan backwards.
How can we review quality systems and project documents?
Start with the system descriptions, certificate images and verification links on the R&D and Quality page, then confirm scope, validity and documents for your project. Facility registration, manufacturing conditions and product approval have different legal scopes and are not interchangeable.
What information should an enquiry include?
Send six items: 1. contact name and company; 2. contact details; 3. target market; 4. dosage format; 5. expected volume; 6. technical or packaging needs. Attach formula specs or artwork if you have them so feasibility can be assessed on the first pass.
Can one product be sold in every market?
No. Ingredient lists, limits and labelling rules differ by market. Name the destination (for example Mainland China, Southeast Asia or Europe) at kick-off so formula compliance and each party's filing, testing and customs documents can be scoped.
The answers above are general guidance; MOQ conditions, sampling schedules and document lists are confirmed per project. Send an enquiry: Discuss Your Project
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