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July 20, 2026Conclusion first: if you want a useful herbal knee patch packaging quote, start with the retail count, pack format, label language, artwork status, patch size, and destination market. Price only becomes meaningful after those points are fixed.
The verified source materials for AnTie Family show that packaging can be customized across material formula, color, size, shape, logo, and packaging. The source also presents a seven-step buyer flow: inquiry, quotation, payment, design, final confirmation, production, and delivery. That means the buyer brief should come before the final price.
What buyers should confirm first
| Quotation input | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Product type | Different patch formats use different pack structures. |
| Retail count | Count per box or bag changes the comparison basis. |
| Pack format | Box, pouch, or bag changes artwork and carton planning. |
| Patch size and shape | It affects film size, label layout, and packaging cost. |
| Label language | Market-specific text changes the final layout. |
| Artwork readiness | Print-ready files reduce back-and-forth before production. |
| Destination market | The pack should fit the buyer’s channel and language needs. |
| Order quantity | Price depends on the project, so quantity must be stated. |
Verified pack examples from the catalog
| Product | Verified retail format |
|---|---|
| Herbal knee patch | 12 patches/box |
| Herbal cervical patch | 12 patches/box |
| Herbal sleep patch | 30 patches/box |
| Magnetic sleep support patch | 6 patches/box |
| Far-infrared magnetic patch | 3 patches/box |
| Menstrual heat patch | 1 patch/bag, 6 bags/box |
The knee patch itself is also verified as a 12-patch box, 60 g, with a 2-year shelf life and a recommended use window of 6-8 hours. That is useful for pack planning, but it is not the same thing as a universal MOQ or a universal price.
Why box count should come before price
If two quotations are both described as “one box,” they may still be very different commercial units. A 12-count knee patch box and a 30-count sleep patch box are not the same buying basis.
| Example | Count per retail unit | What you can compare safely |
|---|---|---|
| Herbal knee patch | 12 | Box price, label, artwork readiness, destination market |
| Herbal cervical patch | 12 | Box price, label, artwork readiness, destination market |
| Herbal sleep patch | 30 | Box price, label, artwork readiness, destination market |
Planning example for 100 retail boxes
If you buy 100 retail boxes, the total patch count changes by product:
| Product | Count per retail unit | Total in 100 retail units |
|---|---|---|
| Herbal knee patch | 12 | 1,200 patches |
| Herbal cervical patch | 12 | 1,200 patches |
| Herbal sleep patch | 30 | 3,000 patches |
This is why packaging decisions should be locked before you compare a quote.
Buyer execution checklist
- Product type
- Retail count per box or bag
- Packaging format
- Patch size and shape
- Logo file or artwork status
- Target market and label language
- Expected order quantity
FAQ
Is custom packaging only about the outer box?
No. For B2B buyers, packaging also includes count, format, label language, logo placement, and whether the artwork is ready for production.
Can I compare two quotes by box price only?
Not safely. First normalize the retail count and pack format. Then compare the actual commercial unit.
Can AnTie Family customize packaging details?
The supplied source materials show customization options for material formula, color, size, shape, logo, and packaging. Final project details still need case-by-case confirmation.
Is there one universal MOQ?
No universal MOQ is verified in the supplied materials. Confirm the project quantity directly with the buyer brief.
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Summary
Herbal knee patch packaging should be quoted from the buyer brief, not from box price alone. The safe comparison order is retail count, pack format, label language, artwork readiness, patch size, and destination market.
