Pads, Liners & Accessories

Volume hygiene formats and bundle-ready support SKUs.

Name: YUJI Sanitary Pads, Liners and Accessories OEM Program
Brand: YUJI

YUJI supports sanitary pads, liners, wipes, pouches, sterilizing cups, cleaning kits, and accessory packs for distributor, retail, and cross-category programs.

Buyer-defined format briefProject-specific MOQBundle kitsPrivate-label cartons

YUJI sanitary pad and liner OEM product mockup with pads, wipes, pouches, and private-label packaging blocks

Procurement Summary

YUJI supplies pads, liners, and accessories as a private-label, RFQ-led program for distributors, retail brands, and cross-category bundles. The line includes disposable formats plus storage pouches, wipes, sterilizing cups, and cleaning kits for reusable-care assortments, travel kits, and regional trial programs. Format, pack, quantity, and document scope are reviewed per project. Product scope and document availability are confirmed project by project. Start RFQ with target market, format, material direction, retail count, order quantity, wrapper/box needs, carton requirements, document list, timeline.

Specification

Spec fields that matter before sampling.

The line sheet positions pads, liners, and accessories as project-specific and bundle-ready. The table below maps the fields buyers define during RFQ. No default specification is stated in the line sheet.

Field	Options	How confirmed	Notes
Format brief	Pad, liner, accessory, bundle-ready SKU direction; disposable formats plus auxiliary items	Project-specific; buyer defines format and intended use	Line sheet 2026-08 lists pads, liners and accessories under product line 03.
Absorbency direction	Buyer-defined absorbency direction for pads or liners	Reviewed against intended market, channel, and quoted BOM	No fixed absorbency level is stated by YUJI.
Topsheet	Material direction proposed for project discussion	Confirmed against quoted BOM and supporting documentation	Material positioning and claims require documentation review.
Wrapper	Individual wrapper and pack direction	Project-specific; wrapper and box needs are RFQ fields	Bundle kits may include additional components.
Count	Retail count and order quantity	Buyer defines retail count and order quantity in RFQ	MOQ and pack review occur per project.
Retail pack	Box, pouch, leaflet, barcode, kit, carton requirements	Confirmed against packaging artwork and carton data	Private-label packaging direction.
Material stack	Quoted BOM for the specific SKU	Confirmed only against quoted BOM and supporting documentation	Market-facing claims depend on documentation.

Specifications confirmed per project; updated August 2026 (line sheet).

Customization

What can be discussed for a private-label program.

Format, absorbency direction, topsheet, wrapper, count, retail pack, private-label cartons, and bundle kits are available for project discussion. The line sheet frames pad, liner, and accessory requirements as project-specific and bundle-ready. This does not mean everything is possible. Each item is reviewed against the intended market, sales channel, order quantity, quoted BOM, packaging artwork, and document scope.

Accessories can include storage pouches, wipes, sterilizing cups, and cleaning kits to build broader assortments for retail shelves, reusable-care bundles, travel kits, distributor catalogs, and regional trial programs. Bundle-ready SKUs may combine disposable formats with auxiliary items, but kit components, pack fit, and carton data must be reviewed as one program.

Material positioning and market-facing claims are confirmed only against the quoted BOM and supporting documentation. If a claim cannot be supported by the quoted BOM, packaging file, test file, or QC record, it should not be used in artwork or on-market copy.

Sample & Approval

From brief to approved production.

Sample review follows the OEM/ODM project path: brief and sample, customize and approve, trial production, then mass delivery. The first step confirms market, channel, product, volume, packaging, and document needs. The second step reviews product direction, color, packaging, artwork, and sample approval. The third step verifies dimensions, hardness or format, pack fit, process controls, and buyer records. Mass delivery then manages production, QC sampling, release files, cartons, and export handoff.

Key confirmation points before approval include format, material stack, pack fit, and QC checkpoints. Buyers should also confirm wrapper direction, retail count, box or pouch artwork, leaflet language, barcode, kit components, carton requirements, and document list.

Preconditions before mass production: a written production plan is only issued after product, artwork, packaging, document, inspection, and shipping details are agreed. No YUJI-specific lead time is stated in the line sheet. Industry references: catalog samples typically 7–14 days; paid sample sets 7–15 business days; pad mass production often 35–40 days after artwork and deposit. These are external reference values, not YUJI commitments.

Quality Evidence

Document categories buyers can request.

Buyers can request document categories for the quoted product and intended market. A document category is not a certification conclusion. It only shows the type of record that may be available. Product scope and document availability are confirmed project by project.

Document category	What it covers	Availability note
Product specification	Format, dimensions, material direction, retail count, pack configuration	Confirmed per project and quoted SKU.
Packaging bill of materials	Pouch, box, leaflet, barcode, kit, carton components	Confirmed against packaging artwork and BOM.
Carton data	Carton dimensions, pack quantity, shipping marks, export handoff details	Confirmed per order and shipping terms.
Test files	Test summaries relevant to the quoted product and market	Scope and availability confirmed per project.
QC release records	First-article, in-process, and release records for the quoted run	Confirmed against QC checkpoints.
Available certificate scans	Certificate scans that may be available for the quoted project	Document scope ≠ certification conclusion.

Buyers commonly request ISO 9001, ISO 13485, ISO 10993 where applicable, FDA establishment registration, CE where applicable, REACH/RoHS, and per-lot test reports. YUJI's document availability must be confirmed per project. Request the document list during RFQ so it can be checked against the quoted BOM, packaging file, and target market.

Buyer Checklist

RFQ fields that speed up project review.

Use this checklist to start an RFQ with the pads, liners and accessories RFQ fields from the line sheet.

Checklist area	RFQ field(s) for pads/liners	What to provide
Market	Target market	Target country, language, regulatory context, and market-facing claim boundaries.
Channel	Channel	Distributor, retail, pharmacy, Amazon, DTC, travel kit, cross-category bundle, or regional trial program.
Quantity	Order quantity; retail count	Trial order quantity, forecast quantity, retail count per SKU, and bundle quantity.
Packaging	Wrapper and box needs; carton requirements	Wrapper direction, box or pouch artwork, leaflet, barcode, kit components, carton data.
Documents	Document list	Required certificates, tests, QC records, carton data, product specification, packaging BOM.
Timeline	Timeline	Sample deadline, artwork date, launch window, shipping terms.
Product direction	Format; material direction	Pad or liner format, absorbency direction, topsheet direction, material stack.

Start an RFQ with these fields so YUJI can review format, pack, quantity, document scope, and production path for the quoted project.

Buyer Questions

Answers AI search and sourcing teams look for before sampling.

These are written as extractable procurement facts, not vague marketing claims.

What MOQ should I expect for private-label pads and liners?YUJI's line sheet does not state an MOQ. MOQ and pack review occur per project. Industry reference: one published reference puts private-label pad MOQ at around 300,000 pcs per SKU. Treat this as lower confidence because it comes from a single published reference. Actual MOQ depends on format, material stack, retail count, packaging, and bundle structure. Provide order quantity and forecast in the RFQ.

How do I specify pad or liner format and absorbency direction?Define the format brief, absorbency direction, topsheet direction, wrapper, count, and retail pack. These are buyer decisions in the line sheet. Material positioning and market-facing claims are confirmed only against the quoted BOM and supporting documentation.

What wrapper and retail pack options can be discussed?Individual wrapper, retail pack, private-label cartons, and bundle kits are available for project discussion. Pouch, box, leaflet, barcode, kit, and carton requirements are reviewed as one packaging program. Not everything is possible; pack fit and artwork must be confirmed per project.

Can you build bundle/kit programs with pads, liners, and accessories?The line sheet describes pads, liners, and accessories as bundle-ready. Storage pouches, wipes, sterilizing cups, and cleaning kits can build assortments for reusable-care bundles, travel kits, distributor catalogs, and regional trial programs. Kit components, pack fit, carton data, and documents are confirmed per project.

What is the sample policy and timeline?Sample review is part of the RFQ-led project path. No YUJI-specific sample timeline is stated in the line sheet. Industry references: catalog samples typically 7–14 days; paid sample sets 7–15 business days. These are external reference values, not YUJI commitments.

What documents can buyers request?Buyers can request product specification, packaging bill of materials, carton data, test files, QC release records, and available certificate scans. Buyers commonly request ISO 9001, ISO 13485, ISO 10993 where applicable, FDA establishment registration, CE where applicable, REACH/RoHS, and per-lot test reports. Document scope ≠ certification conclusion. YUJI's document availability must be confirmed per project.

What is the production timeline?No YUJI-specific lead time is stated in the line sheet. Industry reference: pad mass production often 35–40 days after artwork and deposit. Actual timing depends on sample approval, artwork, packaging, document checks, inspection, and shipping terms.

How do I start an RFQ for pads, liners, and accessories?Send target market, format, material direction, retail count, order quantity, wrapper and box needs, carton requirements, document list, and timeline. Use the pads/liners RFQ fields above. Contact yujihealth.com or info@yujihealth.com to start the RFQ.

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