PDRN serum
A source-led brief for a hydrating serum and a smoother-looking finish.
View PDRN serum OEMPrivate label serum manufacturing: BFS single-dose, glass ampoules and bottles
Develop private label serums, including PDRN, vitamin C, peptides and hydration-led directions, in BFS single-dose packs, glass ampoules or bottles. BFS starts at 10,000 units per formula; glass at 1,000–2,000; bottles are quoted per product. Standard samples take about 7 days and production about 15 days after confirmations.
Huaze Ruifu, our designated manufacturing partner.
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Samples: about 7 days. Production: about 15 days. Counted from confirmation of the formula, artwork and packaging materials; standard specifications.
MOQ: BFS single-dose 10,000 units per formula · Glass ampoules 1,000–2,000 units · Bottles: quoted per product
Custom molds, new formulas and stability testing are quoted separately.
Choose the serum format around the formula and routine
Compare the physical format before approving the finished specification. BFS is the single-dose specialty; glass ampoules and bottles provide distinct options for the same brand brief. Volume, dispensing and outer packaging are agreed with the selected serum.
| Format | MOQ | Volume | Suitable use | Why choose it |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BFS single-dose | 10,000 units per formula | 0.5–10 ml | Samples, discovery kits, travel and agreed professional take-home routines. | A sealed, single-use presentation avoids repeated opening before application. It can support a preservative-conscious or oxidation-sensitive brief when the formula and final pack are validated together. Review polymer compatibility and outer-pack protection; a sealed LDPE unit is not an absolute oxygen barrier. |
| Glass ampoules | 1,000–2,000 units | Fill agreed per product | Defined unit-dose routines and glass-format product ranges. | A separate single-use presentation with its own container, opening and filling assessment. Plan opening instructions and protective secondary packaging alongside the serum, and compare the actual closure and dispensing experience. |
| Bottles | Quoted per product | Pack size agreed per product | Daily routines and serums better suited to a pump, dropper or another selected dispenser. | Flexible presentation for fluid or richer product directions. Match the closure to the actual texture, label requirements and intended repeated-use experience instead of choosing the bottle from appearance alone. |
Choose a serum ingredient direction
Start with the cosmetic result, sensory reference and target market. Each ingredient page sets out a distinct development brief, format considerations and quality questions. These are OEM/ODM directions, with formulas developed or adapted privately for the brand under NDA.
Vitamin C serum
A radiance-focused brief with the vitamin C form and package selected together.
View Vitamin C serum OEMPeptide serum
A sequence-specific brief for a hydrating serum and a smoother-looking finish.
View Peptide serum OEMHyaluronic Acid serum
A hydration-first brief with dispensing and skin feel defined from the start.
View Hyaluronic Acid serum OEMTranexamic Acid serum
An even-looking-tone brief with a clear topical cosmetic purpose.
View Tranexamic Acid serum OEMCentella serum
A botanical serum brief built around hydration and a soothing feel.
View Centella serum OEMNiacinamide serum
A balanced daily-serum brief for an even-looking tone and comfortable skin feel.
View Niacinamide serum OEMAzelaic Acid serum
A texture-focused brief where solubility, dispersion and the dispenser come first.
View Azelaic Acid serum OEMCeramide serum
A comfort-focused serum brief with the lipid system and dispensing route considered together.
View Ceramide serum OEMEctoin serum
A hydration and comfort brief with a water-compatible ingredient direction.
View Ectoin serum OEMRetinol serum
A considered evening-serum brief with identity, packaging and market review aligned.
View Retinol serum OEMCopper Peptide serum
An identity-led peptide brief with colour and compatibility evaluated in the finished serum.
View Copper Peptide serum OEMHow a private label serum project works
1. Share the brief
Send the serum direction, intended cosmetic positioning, target market, preferred format and quantity. Add a sensory or packaging reference if you have one.
2. Agree NDA and technical scope
Sign an NDA before sharing a private formula. Confirm the raw-material direction, packaging options and the development work needed for the proposed serum.
3. Prepare and compare samples
Evaluate the selected serum for skin feel, appearance and dispensing. Compare the proposed format with the actual liquid rather than a generic pack reference.
4. Confirm formula, artwork and materials
Approve the product specification, label, carton and packaging materials. Agree any additional evaluation and the quotation before the production schedule starts.
5. Produce and prepare shipment
The manufacturing partner carries out production and the agreed product-quality process. Steridose Labs manages communication, English documentation, commercial coordination and export.
Request a serum quote
Tell us the ingredient direction, market and format you are considering. Use the same five-field inquiry form as Contact; detailed project information can follow after the first submission.
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FAQ
What is the MOQ for a private label serum?
MOQ: BFS single-dose 10,000 units per formula · Glass ampoules 1,000–2,000 units · Bottles: quoted per product. For a kit, distinguish filled units from completed kits. Include the number of formulas and intended pack-out in the inquiry so the quotation compares the same purchasing unit across formats.
How long do samples and production take?
Samples: about 7 days. Production: about 15 days. Counted from confirmation of the formula, artwork and packaging materials; standard specifications. Custom molds, new formulas and stability testing are quoted separately. Share your launch window so the quotation can identify additional scope and separately agreed freight arrangements.
Can I use my own formula?
Yes. Start with an NDA, then review the existing serum and its compatibility with the proposed filling and packaging route. The formula-transfer page explains how to fill your existing formula into a single-dose format. Share a non-confidential outline in the first inquiry; private ingredients and instructions follow the NDA process.
fill your existing formulaDo you publish formulas?
No — formulas are developed or adapted per brand under NDA.