Eye Care FAQs: Eye Cream, Eye Serum & Under-Eye Patches (OEM/ODM)

For US Amazon eye care, the quickest cost reductions come from removing custom tooling and labor-heavy decoration without changing the “premium” look in the customer’s hand. We typically start by locking the container format, then cost-down the materials and print processes before sampling. Packaging changes that reduce cost fastest: switch acrylic containers (often longer lead […]

In eye cream, formula and packaging are usually the biggest cost drivers. Formula cost rises with higher active load, more complex emulsions, and the need to iterate for texture/absorption around the eye area; we can customize formulas and make samples, then you approve the sample before production. Packaging often swings cost even more: airless pumps, […]

Yes. We can formulate a fragrance-free eye cream (no added perfume) for sensitive-eye positioning. Odor is managed by selecting naturally low-odor actives/emollients, controlling trace impurities, and keeping the base simple and stable; our manufacturing includes a medical-grade ultra-pure water system and automated ozone control to help keep the process clean. If a faint raw-material note […]

Yes, we can support both “ophthalmologist-tested” and “sensitive-skin” positioning, but in the US you will need claim substantiation (test reports, protocol, and controlled wording) rather than just manufacturing certificates. We can help you choose compliant claim language for Amazon/FTC risk control and build a documentation folder. Evidence typically includes: (1) ophthalmologist-supervised safety/tolerability study for the […]

For droppers, leakage and cap loosening usually come from mismatch between bottle neck finish and closure, insufficient cap torque, or no secondary seal. We typically lock the system by confirming the bottle/closure spec (glass or acrylic), setting a torque standard during filling, and using a suitable liner/wiper insert. For transit protection, we recommend a tamper-evident […]

For oxidation control in retinol eye cream, we typically recommend (1) opaque airless pumps (best oxygen barrier + dosing control) or (2) laminated/aluminum tubes with a small orifice, plus an outer carton for light shielding. We also manage headspace by filling to the correct shoulder height and, where needed, nitrogen purging before capping to reduce […]

In sampling we run packaging-formula compatibility checks before locking the eye-cream formula and container. For airless pumps we do pilot fills at your target viscosity and fill temperature window to confirm the pump can prime, dispense consistently, and not suck back product. Across airless, tubes, and jars we check: component dimensional fit, cap/pump torque, liner […]

For eye-area products we typically run microbiology limits testing (total aerobic count and yeast/mold) plus specified pathogen screening such as S. aureus, P. aeruginosa, and C. albicans. For preserved eye creams and essence-type eye patches, we also support preservative efficacy (microbial challenge) work via our microbiology challenge capability, and we can send samples to a […]

For an eye cream sold in the U.S. (including Amazon), we usually propose a stability package that covers: accelerated heat (e.g., 40C with humidity where applicable), freeze-thaw cycling (multiple cycles to stress emulsions), and real-time shelf-life at ambient conditions. We also include packaging compatibility (formula vs. tube/bottle/closure) to reduce risks like separation, discoloration, odor change, […]

In the US, whether an eye-care product is a drug is driven mainly by intended use communicated by claims (label, A+ content, ads, Amazon bullets, reviews you amplify), not by the physical form. To give you compliant, practical guidance, please share your exact claim list and any active ingredients (including concentrations) and whether it is […]