Website and inquiry scope

Acne Patch Sourcing Terms of Service

Effective for this website version: October 10, 2026. This page describes the scope of the website and its sourcing inquiry process. Any accepted procurement engagement, supplier purchase or additional service requires its own agreed terms.

Independent sourcing information

Acne Patch Sourcing presents an independent business purchasing service. Catalog labels and procurement articles help visitors describe requirements and request supplier information. They are not statements that an item is stocked, that a factory has been approved or that a particular product meets a stated requirement.

We do not act as a medical provider through this website. Product references and purchasing checklists do not determine individual suitability or establish a health outcome. Buyers should involve the appropriate qualified reviewers for unresolved product, labeling or intended-market decisions.

Submitting a business requirement

Provide accurate contact information and a clear description of the purchasing task. Separate required specifications from alternatives, and indicate the quantity unit, destination and timing sought. Do not submit patient records, private health details or confidential material that is unnecessary for an initial sourcing discussion.

A submitted inquiry requests review and communication. It does not create a purchase order, reserve stock, lock a supplier price or establish a delivery commitment. If coordination proceeds, the parties need to confirm its scope, charges where applicable, responsibilities and approval process separately.

Supplier responses and buyer decisions

Quotations should identify the proposed item, manufacturer, packaging, currency and delivery scope. Ask for written clarification of unanswered fields and exclusions. A proposed alternative should be reviewed against the current requirement revision before it is accepted.

Documents and samples apply only to the scope they actually cover. The buyer remains responsible for approval decisions and for arranging qualified review where needed. Statements from external suppliers or public reference pages should not be understood as our own manufacturing facts or credentials.

Website use and external references

Use the website for lawful purchasing communication. Do not interfere with its forms or submit misleading material. Links to third-party references provide context for procurement questions; those providers control their own content and terms.

Questions about this scope

If a purchasing task requires a responsibility not described here, raise it through the contact page before relying on an assumption. Read the Privacy Policy for how the inquiry process is described.