Acne Patch Manufacturer: Hydrocolloid, Shaped and Microneedle Ranges
Henso Biotech manufactures acne patches and hydrocolloid dressings for private label brands, distributors and pharmacy chains. The catalogue below is the production range, not a reseller list: every format is made in our own facility in Zhejiang Province, China, on eight lines with a combined capacity of about 28.8 million patches a month.
Buyers usually arrive at one of two points — a brand looking for its first SKU, or a distributor building a range across price tiers. Both need the same three answers before anything is quoted: which format suits the channel, what the minimum is per item, and what the pack will cost to fill.
What the range covers
| Range |
What it is |
Who buys it |
| Hydrocolloid acne patch |
The core format: 0.25 mm hydrocolloid that seals and absorbs |
Volume tier, pharmacy and DTC |
| Invisible patch |
Tapered-edge clear film thin enough to wear under makeup |
Daytime wear, beauty retail |
| Cute and shaped patch |
Hearts, stars, characters and custom outlines |
Teen retail, gifting, social-led brands |
| Active treatment patch |
Hydrocolloid carrying a named active at a stated dose |
Higher price tier, claim-led ranges |
| Promotional patch |
Low-cost printed formats for campaigns and bundles |
Gift with purchase, events, sampling |
| Dissolving microneedle patch |
Moulded dart array that dissolves and carries actives |
Premium launches, K-beauty positioning |
| Hydrocolloid dressings |
Larger formats for blisters, burns and post-procedure use |
Pharmacy, medical channels |
Specifications that apply across the range
| Parameter |
Standard |
| Sheet thickness | 0.25 mm hydrocolloid |
| Diameters | 8, 10, 12 and 15 mm, plus custom die-cut shapes |
| Minimum order | 1,000 units per size and pack format |
| Pack formats | Pouch, blister card, printed carton |
| Tooling lead time | 7–10 days die cutting; 10–14 days carton tooling |
| Colour tolerance | ΔE ≤ 2 against the retained master on solid colours |
| Certification | ISO 13485:2016 (NQA 69136); CE Class I; U.S. FDA-registered facility |
How to choose a first SKU
For a brand launching into pharmacy or DTC, the invisible patch in a 24 or 36 count is the usual first order: it covers the most use cases, needs one die, and is the format that repurchases. For a social-led brand, the shaped patch does the same job with more reach per unit. Microneedle earns its cost only where the price point and the channel support a premium claim.
Most first orders that go wrong do so in the opposite direction — two formats, three counts and a carton, all at once. Two items resolve more questions in a launch than five, and the second order is where the range should widen.
Ordering and production
Orders run through artwork approval, tooling, production and packing. Custom artwork is reviewed and returned as a mock-up before tooling, so the layout is settled before a die is cut. Every commercial order ships with batch records, material certificates and stability data.
Send the format, the pack count and the target market for a quotation with tooling cost and lead time.
