Sanitary Pad MOQ Planning by Length, Pack Count and Artwork Version

A sanitary pad order can contain day-use, night-use and combination-pack products, but the total quantity alone does not explain the factory setup. Buyers should review MOQ by product length, construction, surface direction, pack count and artwork version before comparing quotations.

Separate Each Product Length

A 240 or 245 mm day-use pad and a 420 mm overnight pad are different items. List the intended quantity for each length instead of requesting one combined sanitary pad price.

Describe the Construction

State topsheet direction, wings, absorbent-core preference, backsheet and wrapper requirements. Use sample-based wording and treat any material or functional-layer request as an option for review rather than a health claim.

Show Pack Count Clearly

Units per retail pack affect bag size, artwork layout, carton quantity and price. Combination packs should show the quantity of every length inside the pack.

Count Artwork Versions

Different languages, brands or retailer versions can create separate printed materials even when the pad is the same. Ask whether artwork versions can share production quantity and how packaging setup is calculated.

Use Trial Orders to Test the Right Question

A trial may test product feel, retail price, length mix or package presentation. Keep the variables focused so buyer feedback can be connected to a specific sample and pack version.

MOQ Planning Table

Related Nafei Pages

Compare sanitary pad products, review the 245 mm private-label pad and 240 mm pocket pack, then request details through contact.

FAQ

Can day and night pads share one MOQ?

Buyers should not assume so. Ask for the minimum and price basis for each construction and length.

Does changing pack count affect the quote?

Yes. It can change retail packaging, carton quantity and handling.

Send a line-by-line specification with estimated quantity for every product and artwork version.