Successful wholesale procurement begins with comprehensive market research and demand analysis. Buyers must first gain in-depth understanding of target market regulations and consumer preferences, including studying import regulations, sales restrictions, and cultural acceptance of adult products in different countries. Simultaneously, monitor market trends and evolving consumer demands through e-commerce platform reviews and social media discussions. Based on this research, buyers should establish clear product positioning strategies, determine product mix and price ranges, and develop detailed procurement plans.

Supplier selection forms the core task of this phase. We recommend developing potential suppliers through multiple channels, including specialized exhibitions, B2B platforms, and industry association referrals. When evaluating suppliers, focus on examining their comprehensive capabilities in production qualifications, quality certifications, and export experience. Request relevant qualification documents and test reports from suppliers to ensure stable supply capacity.

Sample testing serves as the critical link to ensure product quality. Buyers should conduct comprehensive evaluation of samples regarding material safety, craftsmanship quality, and functional performance. Particular attention should be paid to whether products meet medical-grade material standards and whether all functions operate stably and reliably. Additionally, packaging design must comply with target market regulations and consumer preferences.

During order negotiation, buyers should strive for reasonable pricing terms and payment methods. We recommend using relatively secure payment methods such as letters of credit or installment payments, while clearly defining quality standards and acceptance protocols. Delivery timelines should consider the supplier's actual production capacity to avoid compromising product quality due to rushed schedules.

After order confirmation, buyers need to establish systematic production follow-up mechanisms. Require suppliers to provide detailed production schedules and regular progress reports. Quality control should adopt a full-process management approach, covering three critical checkpoints: pre-production raw material inspection, mid-production process checks, and pre-shipment finished product testing. We recommend conducting sampling inspections according to internationally recognized AQL standards, engaging third-party inspection agencies for professional product verification when necessary.