White label supply means the manufacturer fills and seals the vials and the reseller sells them under a label other than the manufacturer’s: either no label, or the reseller’s own brand. The compound, fill, lot number and testing are unchanged; only the label and, for drop-shipping, the delivery address change.
What changes: the printed label, and optionally who receives the parcel. What does not change: the product in the vial, the lot number, the batch documentation, the purity refund guarantee, the testing reimbursement on orders of 20 kits or more, and the one free reshipment per order.
Because the lot number stays on the documentation, a white-label reseller can still let its own customers verify a batch by quoting that number.
Four. Tell the supplier the compounds, fills, kit count and destination. Choose the label option. For your own brand, supply artwork and confirm requirements and lead time before production. Then dispatch, either to you or directly to your customer for drop-shipped orders.
At Notary Peptides, NOTARY-labelled and unlabelled kits dispatch within 3 business days; own-brand lead time is confirmed at quotation because it depends on the artwork.
The reseller is responsible for the content and compliance of its own brand label in its market. The supplier controls what is in the vial and the batch documentation; it cannot control claims a reseller prints or publishes. All Notary Peptides products remain chemical reference materials for in-vitro laboratory research under every label option.
Notary Peptides does not publish a separate white-label price. The kit price follows the normal tiers; for own-brand labels, any artwork-related cost and the lead time are stated in the quotation.
NOTARY-labelled or unlabelled, yes. For your own brand, requirements are confirmed at quotation.
The lot number is kept on the batch documentation that accompanies the order, so traceability is preserved; ask at quotation how you want it presented on the vial.
Yes, for established partners.
All Notary Peptides products are chemical reference materials supplied strictly for in-vitro laboratory research. Not for human or veterinary use. This guide describes commercial terms and documentation only.