We manufacture instruments from our existing range under your brand: your name or logo on the instrument and your packaging around it. You choose the patterns, approve a marked sample and the packaging before production, and order from 25 pieces per pattern. Distributors, supply brands, clinic groups and training programs use this route to build a branded range without designing instruments from scratch.
Private label is the route when the instrument already exists in our range and you want it under your brand. If you need a different working end, length, angle or handle, that is custom manufacturing, which has its own feasibility review and a minimum of 50 pieces per pattern.
You can combine both in one quotation: branded catalog patterns alongside a custom pattern. Each line keeps its own minimum and approval steps.
Keeping these three separate makes the approval clear. You can change your pack design without re-approving the instrument, and the marked sample shows exactly how your logo sits on the pattern you chose. If the instruments will be used through your own cleaning and sterilization process, evaluate the marked sample under that process before you approve it.
The minimum applies to each branded pattern, not to the order total, so a range of three patterns needs at least 25 of each. Timing depends on the patterns, quantities, marking and packaging you choose, and is confirmed in your quotation. If you have a launch date, include it in your enquiry.
Our sample and artwork approval worksheet gives you one place to record the references, revisions, acceptance criteria and sign-off for each pattern.
We hold ISO 9001:2015 quality management certification, and you can request the certificate details, including the organization, site and scope it covers. The material and grade are identified for each instrument in your quotation.
As the brand owner, you are responsible for the labeling and documents your selling market requires. Tell us your destination and the labeling or documents you need in your enquiry, and your quotation will state what we provide. Instruments carry a six-month warranty.
Identify the exact instrument references, quantities, destination and the proposed marking and packaging. Ask for written confirmation of the branding scope that is feasible and of the proof or physical reference you will approve against, and agree separately who is responsible for the labels and documents your market requires. If exclusivity matters to you, record its scope and agreed terms explicitly.
Send the selected instrument references, your logo or brand text, the preferred marking position, any product-code requirements and the packaging format, and keep the artwork revision and the pack layout identifiable for approval. Packaging can be quoted as individual pouches, as sets or cassettes, or as protective bulk packing, depending on the pattern. A screen proof shows the proposed presentation; it does not establish the physical marking result, processing durability or sterile packaging.
Private label orders start at 25 pieces per pattern, and the minimum applies to each branded pattern, not to the order total: 25 mirrors, 25 explorers and 25 probes make a 75-piece order across three patterns. A mixed total alone does not meet it, because mixed wholesale is a separate route that starts at 25 instruments across patterns. For a kit, keep the component references and the quantity per kit with the number of kits, and ask the quotation to state how the minimum counts for the kit and its packaging design.
State what the review covers: the base instrument, an artwork proof or a physical marked and packed reference. Compare it with the agreed pattern, marking position and packaging revision, and record any differences. Evaluation samples are available at 1–3 pieces per pattern; confirm the sample charges, freight and revision scope in the offer before you approve.
Timing depends on the selected patterns and quantities, how ready your artwork is, the sample review and the packaging approval, and it is order-specific, so give us your target receipt or launch date. The 10–15 working day preparation period applies to standard orders and is not a private-label deadline. We reply within 24 hours and follow with a complete quotation after reviewing your list, but an initial reply is not a dispatch commitment.
Give your destination and the exact instrument references, then list the label language and documents you need. Every shipment includes a commercial invoice, a packing list, protective export packing and tracking; other destination-market documents are quote-specific. We hold ISO 9001:2015 quality management certification, and the certificate has its own organization, site, scope and validity, which you can request. Private labeling does not itself establish product authorization in every market, and material information has to match the quoted SKU or components.
Keep the prior order and the approved instrument, sample, artwork and packaging references together in your own purchasing record. State the current quantities and list every changed revision or configuration in the repeat request, and ask the new offer to confirm the scope, price and timing. A photograph alone may leave dimensions, artwork revisions or pack details unspecified.
No. A buyer brand, a standard catalog pattern and a commissioned design are separate subjects, and private labeling alone does not grant exclusive design, territory or tooling rights. If confidentiality or exclusivity is essential, raise it before you share sensitive details and ask for the scope and parties to be agreed.
We reply within 24 hours. A complete quotation follows review of your instrument list; custom designs or destination-specific documentation may need additional clarification.
