What the distributor route covers
A distributor represents a range in a defined market: several gel textures, several fill volumes, and often more than one material class. Our role is to supply consistent specifications, documentation and packaging for each line, and to answer technical questions about what is in a carton and how a lot is traced. We do not publish territory commitments, exclusivity terms or resale pricing on a website; those are commercial matters agreed in writing after we understand the market you serve.
Building a range for your market
Start from the requests you actually receive. The HA facial line runs from lighter to denser presentations, with a dedicated lip SKU; large-volume body presentations are split into 10/20 ml and 50 ml families with separate specifications; PLLA, CaHA and polynucleotide boosters are separate material classes with their own data sheets. A first order is usually a subset chosen for coverage, not the entire catalogue. Map each demand category to a presentation and a document set before talking about quantities.
Documentation, registration and territory questions
For each line, request the specification sheet, Instructions for Use, labelling artwork references and certificate copies with the issuing body and scope stated. Our CE and ISO 13485 documentation is issued by domestic certification bodies and is available on request; we do not present it as an EU-notified-body certificate or as automatically accepted everywhere. Product registration, permitted use and language requirements for labelling differ by country, so your regulatory adviser should review the pack. Territory and distribution terms are discussed per enquiry.
What we provide with an enquiry
Expect a line-by-line specification set, the current documentation pack, a statement of what is included in one carton, and the commercial terms that apply to your case. What we do not provide is treatment protocols, clinical outcome claims, efficacy or duration figures, or invented performance data. If a figure is not in the approved documentation for a specific product and market, we will not publish it. That boundary protects both sides in a regulated market.
How to apply
Send your company details, the country or countries you serve, the product lines you are interested in, and whether you need standard or private-label packaging. We will return the relevant documentation and commercial terms. If your project is about building your own brand rather than representing the TOP-Q® range, the OEM page describes that route instead. Both routes start from the same enquiry form and the same documentation-first approach.
Range coverage
HA lines, boosters, stimulators and large-volume presentations in one catalogue.
Documented supply
Specification sheet, IFU, labelling references and certificates for each line.
Market-specific
Language, labelling and registration questions handled per destination country.
Clear boundaries
No clinical claims, no invented MOQ or lead-time figures, no online sales.
Tell us your market
Share your company, countries served and the lines you are considering.
Review the pack
Check specifications, IFU and certificates with your regulatory adviser.
Agree the terms
Confirm presentations, carton contents and commercial terms in writing.
FAQ
Do you offer exclusive territories? +
Territory and distribution terms are discussed per enquiry and agreed in writing; we do not publish blanket commitments.
Is there a minimum first order? +
Minimum order units depend on the presentation and destination and are quoted per enquiry rather than published here.
Which documents come with the range? +
A specification sheet, Instructions for Use, labelling references and certificate copies for each line, with issuing body and scope stated.
Do you sell to individual consumers? +
No. This is an inquiry-based wholesale and professional site with no online checkout or retail pricing.
Start a distributor enquiry
Tell us your company, market and the product lines you want to carry.
Navigation
Supply and product information only. Not medical advice, a treatment recommendation or a substitute for the Instructions for Use. Product availability, permitted use and regulatory status vary by country.