OEM GUIDE · 28 OCT 2026
Choosing Pack Sizes for Liquid Pet Supplement OEM
Pack size shapes cost, shelf presence and how a product is used at home. This guide sets out the sizes and formats LANDCE lists, so a buyer can compare them before fixing a private label specification.
Liquid sizes on the OEM page
The OEM page lists common liquid options of 60 ml, 80 ml and 100 ml. Other specifications can be evaluated by project. The IM-300 product page shows an 80 ml bottle, which is one of the listed options.
Comparing liquid with other formats
The OEM page also lists 300 g and 400 g chewable jars, and 5 g powder sachets. A liquid pack suits a dosing routine that is measured by the milliliter, while a jar or sachet suits a different dosing habit. Choose the format from your target use, not from the cheapest unit price.
What to confirm before approval
Confirm the MOQ, which starts at 50 units for private label, OEM and custom-formula projects. Confirm the sampling window of 1 to 15 days, and whether the bottle, label and outer carton are ready for the required language versions. Ask for the pack specification in writing before you sign off the artwork.
Next step
Compare the formats on the product range, then review the packaging and label checklist. The OEM / ODM page is the starting point for a commercial conversation.
Frequently asked questions by OEM buyers
Which liquid pack sizes can LANDCE manufacture?
The OEM page lists common liquid options of 60 ml, 80 ml and 100 ml. Other specifications can be evaluated by project, so confirm the exact size for your product.
What is the MOQ for a private label pack-size project?
The OEM page gives an MOQ of 50 units for private label, OEM and custom-formula projects.
Which packaging details should I confirm first?
Confirm the bottle or pack, the label, the outer carton and any required language versions. Packaging confirmation is step 04 in the LANDCE OEM process.
Ready to choose a pack size? Request a quote.