Wholesale
Put the strips on your shelf.
Eleven formulas, thirty strips to a tin, every active and its amount printed on the label. If that is a fit for what you sell, this is where the conversation starts.
Tell us about the shop
Start the conversation.
A few lines about where you are and what you sell is enough. A person reads every one of these and answers it.
There is no trade price list, no minimum order and no margin sheet, because there is no program yet to put them in. So we work the numbers out with you, in writing, before either side commits to anything.
What we can tell you today
The facts a buyer asks for first.
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Eleven formulas, one format
Thirty strips to a tin, sweetened with stevia (monk fruit on six of the eleven, a sugar alcohol such as erythritol on eight), and no sugar in any of them. A strip goes on the tongue and dissolves in about thirty seconds.
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Every dose is on the label
Each active and its amount is printed, for all eleven. No proprietary blends, so your staff can answer the question at the counter without phoning us.
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Made under contract
Designed in the USA, manufactured at a cGMP-certified facility that specializes in pullulan oral films. That is the whole of what we publish about the supply chain, to you and to your customers alike.
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Eleven lots with published results
All eleven formulas: one lot each, label claim beside measured result, with the band the certificate states for every row. Four of the eleven certificates carry a stated qualification printed with the table, and we will say exactly that to your buyer rather than let the page imply eleven clean certificates.
After you send it
A person, not a pipeline.
We would rather send four tins that sell than four hundred that sit.
What happens next is not a funnel. Someone reads what you wrote, looks at where you are, and writes back with a real answer, including the answer that we are not ready for a shop your size yet, if that is the true one.
If it goes further, the first thing you get is the same label everyone else gets, and the amounts on it are the amounts in the tin. Ask us anything you would ask a supplier: what is in it, who made it, what has been tested, what has not. The last of those is the one most brands go quiet on, and it is the one we will answer in writing.