NASHUDA brand toothpaste combining probiotic crystals, coconut oil and fresh-breath formulas.
Review this collection for your wholesale or private label purchasing brief. Tell our factory team the product name, destination market, quantity per SKU and packaging requirements so we can confirm the options for your order.
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4 products in this series
The brand’s own series: four items mixing a twelve-hour fresh-position paste, a probiotic watermelon paste, a coconut and mint pulling oil, and a whitening paste. It is the mixed group in the catalogue — a pulling oil sits alongside conventional toothpaste here, so buyers usually select one or two items rather than the whole set.
Buyers who want the brand’s own line, including those testing an oil-pulling product next to a conventional paste.
This series currently lists 4 items. The worksheet below applies to whichever of them you select.
| Group | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Fresh nature | A twelve-hour fresh-position toothpaste |
| Probiotic | A probiotic watermelon fresh-breath item |
| Pulling oil | A coconut and mint oil, a different product type from the pastes |
| Whitening | A whitening paste |
Mixed. Three items are tube toothpaste; the pulling oil is a different product type with its own container and its own labelling rules. Treat it as a separate project rather than as another flavour in the range, and confirm its container and net content independently.
An item name alone does not tell you what will be on the pack. Work through the fields below for each item you select, and ask us to confirm the value of each one before production starts. Fields left as "to confirm" are exactly that: not yet fixed.
| Field | What to establish |
|---|---|
| Product reference | The exact item name from the product list above, plus our reference for it |
| Declared net content | The net content you want on the pack, to confirm per item |
| Fluoride status | Whether the item contains fluoride, and the declared level, to confirm per item |
| Flavour and paste appearance | The flavour profile and the paste colour you expect |
| Abrasive system | The abrasive used, if your market requires a value on the pack |
| Tube or bottle volume and cap | The container format, volume and closure you want across the range |
| Retail carton | Carton dimensions, board grade and barcode placement |
| Shipping carton | Cartons per shipping unit, packed dimensions and gross weight |
| Labelling language | The languages required for your market and the warnings that apply |
| Batch and date marking | The batch code and date format you need printed |
For the documents that accompany an order, see our quality control documentation guide. For the wider quoting process, start with how to compare quotation scope, and for the physical check before the container is sealed use the pre-shipment inspection checklist.
No. A pulling oil is a different product category from toothpaste: it is used differently and its labelling obligations are not the same. Confirm the container, net content and the labelling your market requires for that product type before ordering it alongside pastes.
Yes, but plan it as two product lines in one shipment. The packing configuration and the label fields differ, so they are confirmed separately even though they ship together.
The whitening paste and the fresh-nature paste are the closest to a standard toothpaste profile. The probiotic and pulling-oil items are the specialised positions in the group.
The pastes can usually be aligned on one format if you ask for it, but that has to be confirmed per item. The pulling oil uses a different container entirely.
Share your destination market, product selection, quantity and packaging brief with our factory team. Ask us to confirm options, MOQ and delivery terms for your order.
Selected a catalog product? Use our toothpaste RFQ checklist and email template to specify your destination market, quantity per SKU and packaging needs.
Use our toothpaste sample evaluation checklist to record the version reviewed, packaging differences and your approval decision.
Compare existing branded toothpaste and private label against your branding needs, first-order goal and packaging requirements.
Received a reply? Use our toothpaste quotation comparison worksheet to reconcile specifications, packaging, separate charges and delivery assumptions.
Preparing the packaging files? Use our toothpaste artwork approval checklist to record revisions, proof checks and release decisions.
Follow our private label launch decision guide from product brief through quotation, samples, artwork and order release.
Use the toothpaste SKU worksheet and allocation example to define each candidate before requesting quantities and packing details.
Confirming the packing arrangement? Use our mixed-SKU order checklist to map products to cartons and reconcile quantities.
Planning your next purchase? Use our toothpaste reorder planning guide to compare stock, sales and replenishment timing.
Checking the outer packaging? Use our toothpaste carton specification worksheet to confirm dimensions, weights and the packing configuration.
Use the toothpaste MOQ and pricing checklist to distinguish formula, packaging and printing conditions before accepting an offer.
Use the toothpaste lead-time dependency worksheet to distinguish approvals, goods release and warehouse availability.
