Pads & Wipes Concepts
Pre-soaked pads and canister wipes for cleansing, toning, and EPA-registered disinfecting: wet-format manufacturing in the same facility as our other lines.
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One facility for every wipe category
Wipes fall into three regulatory categories: EPA-registered disinfectants, OTC drugs, and cosmetics. InSpec runs all three, from cosmetic GMP facial wipes to EPA-registered disinfecting canister wipes, plus pre-soaked face and body pads quoted as their own format.
Development, filling, and canister packaging happen in one facility, so quality stays consistent batch to batch. As your line evolves, you can adjust substrate, saturation, actives, and canister count without changing manufacturers.
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What to settle before you quote
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Regulatory path
Disinfecting wipes need EPA registration. Antiseptic and first-aid wipes follow an OTC monograph with a Drug Facts panel. Cleansing and toning pads are cosmetics. Settle which path you're on first.
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Substrate and saturation
Bring a substrate spec or start from our recommendation, matched to the saturation and count your product calls for. Wet and dry substrate options are both available.
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Pads are their own format
Dual-texture face and body pads are specified and quoted as pads, not as a leftover wipes job, so pad texture, count, and jar are set on their own terms.
Related guides
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