Specification-first matching

poly gel kit

A poly gel kit intake at Poly Gel Sourcing starts with the physical form, then pack, then ship-to. Missing one of those three keeps replies incomparable.

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poly gel kit on a cosmetics bench, illustration only
Application illustration only. Not a factory floor or warehouse stock.

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Brand desks

Brand desks attach shade or formula notes for poly nail gel so refill batches do not drift. A stock shade card can be quoted faster; a private-label pigment and pack needs artwork and formula approval before two factory totals are read on the same line. Label claims stay with the quoted lot’s documents, not with a catalog adjective.

Salon replenishment

Backbar or chairside reorders name viscosity, cure system and shade family for poly gel kit even when the shade number looks familiar. Brush-in-cap, slip bottle and form count have to stay with the kit if the chairside method still uses them. A retail kit photo is a reference image, not a wholesale offer.

Import cartons

Importers put carton quantity and units by shade and ship-to market beside the form so freight is not hidden in a piece price. A consumer unit price is useful as a photo check; a bulk factory pack price depends on fill size, shade count and destination. We keep those two units from being averaged.

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