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Wholesale Diapers Supplier

How to buy wholesale diapers

The average baby will poop his way through over 2,700 diapers in his first year! That means parents are spending around $800 per year on diapers alone. It also means there'll always be a demand for diapers and a good business opportunity for entreprenuers to make a profit off of.

The key is putting yourself in the parents' shoes. Consider the following:

• Stock the most common sizes — You want to get common diapers size so it'll be easier to sell. Also note that baby uses diapers until age 3-4 when they are potty trained, so it's be a good idea to stock diapers a few sizes up.
• Research on best selling diapers — An easy way to find out what type of diapers are going to sell is to check out Amazon's bestseller list so that you can save money figuring it out.
• Purchase diapers related products — Parents spend a lot on diapers, and that's excluding other add-ons like baby wipes, barrier creams and other essentials. So there're opportunities for your business to offer related products at a cheaper price. That way you increase the average order value while helping parents save money.

Finding trusted suppliers

Finding trusted suppliers that won’t scam you can be tricky, but we’ve dealt with so many that we’ve boiled it down to a few key steps:

Contact the supplier and verify their address

— Legit wholesale suppliers will list their contact information and address on their site, so make sure they are real contacts who you can talk to.

Check your supplier’s reputation and track record

— Find out how many years they have been in operation. If possible, speak with some of their existing clients to find out if they are reliable.

Purchase and inspect their products

— Never use a supplier without receiving a sample product first. Check the packaging, product quality, and care of handling. Drive out to the manufacturing site if possible.

Test their customer support

— Your supplier is your partner; Ask them questions early and often to see how quickly they respond. If they aren’t fast or don’t give high-quality answers, you may need to find someone else.