Product concept
Clarify the rinse format, intended use occasion, target consumer and market requirements.
MOUTHWASH OEM / ODM
Source mouthwash and oral-rinse development from Yajieer in Foshan, China. We support brand owners and distributors with formula direction, flavour review, bottle and label coordination, and manufacturing planning. Share your target market, intended user and order volume to begin.
DESIGNED AROUND THE PROGRAM
Before a sample discussion, share the target country, intended user, format, pack size and sales channel. This helps align the product brief, label requirements and packaging route before production planning begins.
Clarify the rinse format, intended use occasion, target consumer and market requirements.
Align taste, colour, bottle size, closure and presentation with the product position.
Confirm samples, artwork, packing, documentation and the path to repeatable supply.
FROM BRIEF TO BOTTLE
Share your route to market, consumer, target volume and any relevant project requirements.
Review formula direction, flavour, appearance and packaging options.
Approve the product, pack and documentation requirements before production.
Coordinate manufacturing, packing and shipment planning for the agreed program.
Specify whether the product is an everyday rinse, a travel format or part of an established oral-care range. State the intended age group, frequency of use and target country. Ingredients, warnings and claims need to fit the final product and local requirements.
Discuss flavour, colour, clarity and the desired mouthfeel. If an alcohol-free direction is required, state it explicitly in the brief and confirm the formulation with the technical team. A sensory preference does not itself demonstrate efficacy or suitability for every consumer.
Ask how the chosen formulation will be evaluated with the bottle, cap, liner and label. Leakage, closure integrity and appearance during storage matter as much as the first sample presentation. Agree the tests and acceptance criteria for the intended distribution route.
Confirm fill volume, bottle dimensions, case quantity and any measuring-cap requirement. A travel bottle and a family-size bottle have different packing and transport needs. Ask for packed dimensions when estimating storage and freight.
Allow space for ingredients, directions, warnings, traceability and importer information where required. Review label language and claim evidence before print approval. Avoid relying on a reference product’s wording without a market-specific check.
Distinguish a laboratory sample from a finished, labelled pack and from a production batch. Confirm who approves each milestone and whether compatibility or stability work is still required. The production schedule should start from agreed approvals and material readiness.
Use the same formula brief, bottle specification, quantity, carton configuration and delivery terms when comparing suppliers. Confirm development, testing, artwork and freight charges separately if they are not included in the unit price.
For toothpaste, MOQ is 5,000 units for both stock and custom tube formats. Sampling takes 3–7 days, and quotation responses are provided within 24 hours. Confirm the sample scope, quantity per variant and production schedule in writing. Mouthwash quantities and sampling schedules are quoted separately for the selected formula and bottle.
Yajieer supports COA, MSDS/SDS, CPSR and certificate-of-origin requirements. Confirm the document set and assessment requirements for the product and target market. Review Halal certificate scope and issuer-recognition references; coverage is limited to the six named toothpaste products and certified production site.
Yes, include that requirement in your enquiry. Formula feasibility, ingredient choices, testing and final label claims need technical and market review.
Bottle size, closure, label presentation and carton configuration can be discussed as part of the programme. Confirm pack availability and minimums before approval.
Include the target country, intended user, formula direction, flavour, fill volume, bottle concept and quantity per variant. Add any known documentation requirements.
No. Confirm the relevant stability and packaging-compatibility evidence for the final formula and container. Do not infer shelf life from the appearance of one sample.
Dates depend on formula and artwork approval, packaging availability and required testing. Request a written schedule for the agreed product rather than relying on a generic website estimate.
Tell us the market and product direction. We will help map the next step.