Splat & White series for sensitivity, smoke stains, coffee stains and icy fresh breath.
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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6 products in this series
A six-item group built around stain removal and sensitivity positions — coffee, smokers and a sensitive pink item — alongside herbal and pro-white variants. This is the group buyers reach for when stain removal is the shelf message.
Markets with high coffee or tobacco use where stain-removal messaging is allowed and understood.
This series currently lists 6 items. The worksheet below applies to whichever of them you select.
| Group | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Stain removal | Coffee-stain and smokers-stain items |
| Sensitive | A pink sensitive-position item |
| Herbal and pro-white | Herbal fresh and a pro-white position |
Tube. Stain-removal packs often carry darker or metallic artwork; confirm print treatment with the carton specification before signing artwork.
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.
Any statement of that kind is a regulated claim in most markets, and we do not make it here. The series includes items positioned for stain removal by the brand; whether your pack may say so is your regulator’s decision.
The series carries a sensitive item; the specification sheet is what tells you whether its formulation suits your market’s rules for that shelf. Ask for it and compare against your market requirement.
If you are building one range, yes in practice — each item needs its own front-of-pack wording, while the layout grid can stay common. Agree the grid first so the range looks consistent.
Yes. Buyers often pair a stain-removal item with a whitening or herbal item from another series to fill a display. Mixed-SKU planning has its own guide on this site.
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.
