Quality System

Trust signals buyers can actually audit.

Quality content should not be decorative. It should tell buyers which controls exist, which documents can be requested, and where market-specific verification is still required.

ISO Class 7 clean areaFirst-article approvalFinal release recordsDocument pack support
Clean manufacturing corridor and quality lab

Control Flow

Quality checks across the manufacturing path.

For sensitive-care products, the buyer should see release discipline before a sample is even requested.

01

Incoming material

Material identity, supplier records, silicone or hygiene-material checks, packaging material review.

02

First article

Dimension, color, hardness, pack fit, label, leaflet, and buyer approval before production continues.

03

In-process sampling

Hardness, tensile, pH, microbial, EO residual, visual, and packaging checks according to product type.

04

Final release

Final inspection, carton labels, quantity, packing list, release records, and export handoff documents.

Compliance Portfolio

Review categories buyers commonly ask for.

These are due-diligence categories. Buyers must verify the exact certificate scans, standards, product scope, expiry dates, and market claim rules before commercial use.

ISO 13485

Quality management category for medical-device-oriented review.

CE MDR

EU-oriented review category for applicable regulated claims.

GMPC / BSCI

Production and social-audit review categories for customer due diligence.

SGS / OEKO-TEX / Halal

Testing and market-specific review categories where relevant to the order.

Evidence Matrix

Turn trust claims into auditable procurement files.

The page avoids unsupported certificate promises and instead states what buyers should request and verify.

Material evidence

Specification and supplier records

Useful for silicone cup/disc material review, pad material selection, and packaging bill-of-material checks.
Process evidence

First-article and in-process checks

Dimension, color, hardness, pack fit, pH, microbial, EO residual, and visual inspection can be reviewed by product type.
Release evidence

QC records and export handoff

Final inspection, quantity, carton labels, packing list, and release records support procurement due diligence.
Market evidence

Certificate scans and claim review

Buyers should verify standards, product scope, expiry dates, importer responsibility, and local retail claim rules.

Document Pack

What procurement teams can request before ordering.

Specification sheets, certificate scans, test summaries, QC release records, sterilization-related documents, packaging files, carton specs, and sample approval records can be prepared according to product and market needs.

Request documents

Important boundary

YUJI can provide available records for buyer review, but market approval, claims wording, registration, importer responsibility, and retail compliance must be confirmed by the buyer for the target country.