Private label
Build a product around your brand.
Bring your intended use and product brief. Coordinate HOCl specifications, bottles, labels, and finished packaging with Regent.
Plan a private-label productHOCL MANUFACTURING
Get the HOCl supply
your business needs.
Put your brand on a finished product, source bulk HOCl, or outsource production. Regent manufactures in-house and brings filling and packaging into the same project.
Request a manufacturing quote Have specifications? Include them. Still exploring? Tell us the intended use.
FOUR WAYS TO BUY
Choose what you need.
We’ll help define the scope.
White label
Put your label on an HOCl product.
Discuss white-label HOCl options, then choose the packaging and order quantity that fit your market. Product availability and requirements are confirmed with your quote.
Explore white-label optionsBulk HOCl supply
Get supply for your own operation.
Source HOCl to your target specifications. Discuss quantity, delivery format, and repeat-order needs without adding retail packaging.
Request bulk pricingContract manufacturing
Add production capacity without new equipment.
Bring your manufacturing requirements to one team for HOCl production, filling, labeling, and packaging.
Scope a manufacturing programA QUOTE BASED ON YOUR PROJECT
Get the right scope
before you commit.
These details help us assess fit and quote the work you actually need. Share what you have; unresolved details can be part of the conversation.
- What the product needs to do
- Intended use, market, product claims, and any required registrations or documentation.
- What you need manufactured
- Target concentration and pH, acceptance criteria, and expected quantity.
- How you want it delivered
- Bulk or bottled, packaging and label requirements, destination, and target date.
FROM BRIEF TO PRODUCTION
Know the next step.
Start with your intended use.
Finalize the details with our team.
- 01
Tell us the goal
Share your market, product idea, quantity, and packaging needs. Include specifications if you have them.
- 02
Confirm the scope
Review product fit, concentration and pH, materials, pricing, and the proposed production schedule.
- 03
Move into production
Coordinate manufacturing, filling, labeling, and packing, with warehousing and shipping support as needed.
Can I start without a finished product specification?
Yes. Tell us the intended use, preferred packaging, and approximate quantity. We can discuss the details needed to assess your project and prepare a quote.
What are your minimum orders and lead times?
Both are quoted by project. Product specifications, packaging, material availability, and the production schedule determine what’s possible. Include your target quantity and date when you inquire.
Do you manufacture HOCl in-house?
Yes. Regent manufactures hypochlorous acid in-house and provides filling, labeling, and packaging. You can discuss bulk supply or a finished branded product.
Can you work to my concentration and pH targets?
Yes. Share your target concentration, pH, intended use, and acceptance criteria. We’ll confirm the manufacturing requirements before quoting.
How do private label and white label differ?
For private label, start with the product and packaging requirements of your brand. For white label, ask about existing product options that can carry your label. Availability and customization are confirmed with your quote.
Can you source and fill the packaging?
Yes. Regent offers bottle, closure, and label procurement alongside filling and labeling. Our published bottle filling range is 2 ounces to 1 gallon; the format is confirmed for your product.
What if my application has specific approval requirements?
Include the intended use, proposed label claims, and required registrations or documentation in your brief. We’ll assess project fit before quoting; suitability is specific to the finished product and use.
YOUR NEXT PRODUCT OR PRODUCTION RUN
Tell us what
you need to make.
Share the intended use, packaging, and quantity. We’ll confirm project fit and what’s needed for a quote.
Request a quoteStill defining the product? Start with what you know.