OEM & ODM overview

Explore private-label cooperation, product development options, responsibilities and minimum order quantities.

Four product lines. One project brief.

OEM and ODM cooperation covers toothpaste, mouthwash and oral rinse, toothbrushes, and dental floss and interdental products. Tell us which categories you need, your target market and the product requirements you want us to assess.

Discuss a single SKU or the requirements for a range across multiple categories. Established products, custom development and customer-provided formulas can all support your brand project.

Start with what you have.

A private-label project can include custom formulation and packaging development. These services work together around your brand and product requirements.

Choose an established solution
Start with an existing product option, then confirm your brand, packaging and specifications.
Adapt an existing solution
Bring the changes you need to an existing formula or product specification for assessment.
Develop around your requirements
Submit a new formula brief or product specification, with reference samples where available, for feasibility review.
Provide your own formula
Airsun accepts mature customer formulas for assessment before production. Share the formula and relevant technical requirements for review.

Your brand. A defined production brief.

What you provide
Customers normally provide their brand and design files, together with product requirements, the destination market, packaging direction and purchasing plans.
How Airsun supports the project
We assess product and formula requirements and coordinate development and manufacturing.
Artwork support
We help adapt your design files to the selected packaging and production requirements.

Order quantities by SKU.

Toothpaste
70,000 units
Mouthwash
30,000 units
Toothbrushes
35,000 units
Dental floss
20,000 units

Reference minimum order quantities per SKU

MOQ is calculated per individual SKU and varies with product capacity. These category figures are references; the quantity for your selected product and capacity is confirmed during project assessment. Established formulas and custom formulations have the same MOQ requirements.

Packaged toothpaste cartons moving along a production conveyor.
Toothpaste cartons on the production line.

Evaluate the product before production.

Samples and prototypes
Evaluate existing products, custom product samples, packaging samples or complete samples carrying your brand.
Packaging development
Choose existing components, customize colors and printing, or discuss a new structure and tooling.
Manufacturing and quality evidence
Review the factory, quality systems and certification information alongside the development services relevant to your project.

From requirements to an initial quotation.

Start with a product brief for assessment and an initial quotation, then review samples before confirming your order.

Illustrative scene of a product specialist and technician discussing an oral care sample plan.
Discussing the sample plan.

Prepare your project brief.

Share your product categories, target market, formula or specification requirements, packaging direction, capacity, estimated quantity per SKU and intended launch timing. Include reference samples or design files if available. If some details are undecided, tell us what still needs to be defined.

Share your requirements