What is your MOQ and supplement tins wholesale price for custom supplement tins wholesale?
Standard supplement tin MOQ is 1,000 pcs per design — uniform across every case in this library. Unit price runs $0.54 – $1.35 for the middle 50% of cases, with a median of $0.67 – 1.00. The closure and the desiccant recess move the price more than the artwork does.
Do you supply empty supplement tins, or only filled ones?
Empty — we are a supplement tin manufacturer and a supplement tin supplier, not a contract packer. Bodies and closures ship unfilled and unlabelled, so filling, batch coding and your own regulatory text stay on your line.
Can you handle supplement tins bulk orders across several sizes at once?
Yes. wholesale supplement tins programmes are quoted per mould, so a compact supplement tin for a 30-day pack and large supplement tins for a powder refill can sit in one purchase order with separate minimums — which is how most ranges are built.
Do you offer child-resistant closures?
Yes. A supplement tin box can be tooled with a child-resistant or tamper-evident closure, but the requirement differs by market — tell us the destination and we specify against that regulation rather than fitting a generic cap and hoping it passes.
Will a tin keep tablets dry through a humid summer?
Yes, if the barrier is specified for it. A small metal pill box with a desiccant recess and a compression-seated lid holds its internal humidity far better than a plastic pill storage box, which is why vitamin containers for multiple vitamins keep moving to tin for tropical routes.
Can I order custom supplement tins with my own artwork?
Yes — that is the whole point of reusing a mould. Send artwork or a sketch and we proof it on the real substrate within 48 hours, printing up to 8 colours in CMYK or spot. Your regulatory panel is laid out at the same time, not added afterwards.
What shapes and sizes can you make?
Everything in the register above, plus bespoke geometry. The library runs from a compact supplement tin for a pocket dose up to a large supplement tin for a powder refill, with round and long slim bodies held for capsule and sachet formats.
What is the wholesale price of a supplement tin?
It follows the mould and the closure, not the artwork: $0.54 – $1.35 per unit for the middle 50% of cases at 1,000 pcs, before packing and freight. A metal supplement tin with a child-resistant closure sits at the top of that band.
Do you print inside the lid?
Yes. Body and lid are quoted as separate printing passes, so a lid-only print is the cheapest way to add a second surface — common on a supplement tin gift set, where the inside of the lid carries the dosage table.
What are your production lead times after sample approval?
A pre-production sample takes 7 days. Printing then ships in 15–20 days on an existing mould, 20–25 days extra if a new die has to be cut. For a launch we quote against your shelf date rather than against a nominal lead time.
Can you support private label supplement tins and OEM programmes?
Yes. As an OEM supplement tin manufacturer we run private label supplement tins end to end — tooling, print, closure, packing and export documents on one line, with your brand on the tin and nothing of ours.
Can you ship to the UK, US, Australia and Canada?
Yes, FOB Ningbo / Shanghai / Shenzhen. Tell us the destination market and we match the relevant requirements — a protein powder travel container declared for the EU and one declared for the US are not the same filing.
Do you supply supplement containers for powder as well as capsules?
Yes. The body is the same; what changes is the liner and the insert. A supplement tin for powder gets a scoop recess and a wider aperture, while capsules get a divider or a blister tray. Tell us the fill form and the supplement tin box is specified around it.
Can you match a color across a range of supplement tins?
Yes. A color is matched on the real substrate rather than on screen, and because body and lid are separate passes the two are proofed from the same run. That matters on a supplement packaging tin range where several SKUs have to sit together on a shelf and read as one family.