SEXUAL WELLNESS.Five practical conversations to have with your manufacturing partner.
Describe the intended product, audience, target market, budget and quantities. Separate essential requirements from features you would like to explore.
What should the product do? Which details are fixed, and which can the manufacturer develop?
Discuss design ownership, development responsibilities, tooling and sampling. Agree on what a prototype will demonstrate before investing in production.
Who owns the drawings and tooling? What is included in each sample round?
Ask the manufacturer which operations are performed in-house and which are subcontracted. Confirm the order specification and change process in writing.
What are the confirmed order quantity, production milestones and change-approval steps?
Request material details, test documentation and inspection plans relevant to the exact product and destination market. Do not treat a generic factory badge as evidence for every model.
Which documents apply to this product? Who will check that the finished order matches the approved sample?
Agree on packaging, labeling, manuals, shipping protection and commercial delivery terms. Keep final artwork and order details together for review.
Who approves packaging and labels? How are defects, replacements and shipping issues handled?