Reduce Sourcing Risk Before You Order
These pages are designed for decision-stage buyers who need confidence on MOQ, timeline, packaging, and product-file readiness.
Start with a clear RFQ: buyer type, category, quantity, country, and urgency.
Use procurement kits when you need a complete first-order range instead of one SKU.
FOB pricing is reviewed by order tier, packing method, and customization scope.
Repeat order planning can be arranged after the first shipment and buyer feedback.
Practical Procurement Flow
Send bulk RFQ
Use the RFQ form to provide product category, SKU, monthly volume, destination country, and urgency.
Confirm MOQ and price tier
We clarify MOQ, 60 / 500 / 1000+ quote logic where applicable, and packaging cost impact.
Approve sample and packaging
Approve product sample, size, color, logo, label, insert card, carton mark, and document requirements.
Production and shipment
Production begins after confirmation. We prepare carton information and shipment coordination for export.
MOQ Clarity
MOQ depends on SKU and packaging. For launch products, RFQ pages show the current MOQ reference before inquiry.
Production Timeline
Quote reply target: within 1 business day. Sample: usually 5-10 days. Bulk order: usually 15-35 days after final approval.
OEM Readiness
Logo label, private carton, insert card, barcode, language labels, and SKU-level product files can be reviewed during RFQ.
Bulk ordering: common buyer questions
What care facilities, distributors and online sellers ask before their first bulk order — MOQ, mixed SKUs, samples, pricing tiers and repeat-order planning.
How do I start a bulk order with DS CARO?
Send an RFQ with buyer type, product category or SKU, monthly volume, destination country and required timing. DS CARO replies with MOQ, FOB price tier, packaging options, sample plan and available document status, then moves to sample approval and production once the specification is confirmed.
Can I mix several SKUs in one bulk order?
Yes. Mixed-SKU orders and kit combinations are supported, and blended quotes can be issued when a distributor is building a new category range rather than restocking a single item. Mixing SKUs may change packaging and carton planning, so the combination is confirmed during quotation.
Do you support repeat orders after the first shipment?
Yes. Repeat-order planning is arranged after the first shipment and buyer feedback, which is where pack size, replenishment cycle and private-label artwork are usually adjusted. Reorder quantities can be planned so that label and carton tooling already approved are reused without new setup.
Can I order a sample before placing a bulk order?
Yes. Sample preparation usually takes 5–10 days once the SKU, pack size and label language are confirmed. We recommend approving a physical sample before finalising packaging artwork, because label layout, carton marks and kit configuration are easier to change at sample stage than after production starts.
What is the lead time for DS CARO bulk orders?
Bulk production is commonly 15–35 days after sample and packaging approval, depending on SKU and order quantity. Quotation replies are targeted within one business day. The exact production schedule is confirmed in writing once the SKU scope, packaging and label content are locked.
How is FOB pricing structured for DS CARO products?
DS CARO quotes FOB pricing by volume tier, typically an MOQ tier, a 500+ tier and a 1000+ planning tier, with the loading port confirmed in the quotation. Packaging type, label scope and kit configuration change unit cost, so pricing is issued per SKU and per order scope.
Are DS CARO incontinence skin care products classified as medical devices?
DS CARO supplies these items as non-medical care supplies unless a specific SKU is reviewed under another pathway. We do not present a product as a regulated medical device. Any classification question is confirmed against the exact SKU and destination market during quotation review.
Which countries and buyer types does DS CARO serve?
DS CARO serves B2B buyers in Europe, including the United Kingdom, Germany, France and Poland, as well as North America. Buyer types include nursing homes, assisted living groups, incontinence care distributors, home-care channels and private-label brands building their own care range.