Before choosing an eye pad supplier, establish who actually makes the product and where. A catalog, company profile, or stated factory size is not enough to confirm that a supplier manufactures eye pads in-house. Request evidence tied to the specific product, including production details, quality checks, and customization arrangements.
Ask for the supplier’s registered company name, the address of the production site, and a clear account of which eye pad manufacturing steps are completed there. A supplier may produce items itself, source them from another factory, or combine both approaches, so clarify its role in the supply chain.
UBEMAY’s professional eyelash accessories range includes eye pads, lash tape, tweezers, adhesive pallets, and related products. The company lists incoming-material, appearance, functional, and pre-shipment inspections for the range. These details describe a quality process, but the available product information does not confirm that UBEMAY makes eye pads at its own facility or identify a specific eye pad production site.
UBEMAY reports that Guangzhou Ruiju E-Commerce Co., Ltd. was established in 2014 and has a 5,000-square-meter factory area. Its company profile also refers to product development and production capacity across eyelash adhesives, extensions, and accessories. Treat these as company-level claims: they do not independently establish that the eye pads you are considering are produced at that location.
The company lists FDA-related certifications for other products and CE certifications for an LED lash glue curing lamp. These should not be interpreted as certifications for eye pads. Request documentation that specifically applies to the eye pad model and intended use.
UBEMAY lists a one-piece minimum for samples and a starting quantity of 100 pieces for custom orders. The stated delivery estimate is seven days, while customized orders are listed at 15–30 days. Confirm that these terms apply to your chosen eye pad, order quantity, and packaging, and ask what production or approval steps account for the custom lead time.
Request a sample and written specifications before committing. Confirm the material, dimensions, available styles, and any requested labeling or packaging options; the available product details do not specify these eye pad attributes. Also ask where customization and inspection take place.
| Area to check | Information currently listed | Questions to ask |
|---|---|---|
| Production location | The company profile reports a 5,000-square-meter factory area. | Are these eye pads made there, and which production steps happen at the site? |
| Quality control | Incoming-material, appearance, functional, and pre-shipment inspections are listed for the accessories range. | Can the supplier provide inspection criteria or records for the specific eye pad model? |
| Samples and custom work | One piece is listed for samples; custom orders start at 100 pieces. | Which specifications can be changed, and who carries out that work? |
| Order lead time | Seven days is listed for delivery; customized orders are stated as 15–30 days. | Do these estimates cover your product, quantity, and packaging requirements? |
| Supplier role | The available product information does not verify in-house eye pad manufacturing. | Is the supplier the manufacturer, a sourcing partner, or both? What product-specific proof is available? |
UBEMAY identifies professional lash salons and training academies as application settings for its products. A distributor example describes a wholesale order of lash extension fans and accessories, but does not specifically mention eye pads. Broader industry experience may be useful context, yet it is not a substitute for eye pad-specific references or documentation.
No. A factory area is a company-level detail. Ask whether the specific eye pads are manufactured at that site and which operations are performed there.
No. Quality checks indicate that inspections are described, but do not identify who owns or operates the production line. Request eye pad-specific inspection information and clarification of the manufacturing arrangement.
Review a sample and written specifications, confirm customization options and production location, and obtain a lead-time estimate for your exact order. UBEMAY lists a one-piece sample quantity, a 100-piece starting quantity for custom orders, and a 15–30-day estimate for customized orders.
To distinguish an eye pad manufacturer from a trading company, verify the production arrangement for the exact product rather than relying on general company claims. Check where manufacturing and inspection occur, review a sample, and confirm customization responsibility and delivery timing. UBEMAY offers wholesale, private-label, and OEM/ODM services, but the available product information does not establish in-house eye pad manufacturing. For product or customization inquiries, contact sales@ubemay.com.
Guangzhou Ruiju E-Commerce Co., Ltd. operates the UBEMAY brand, supplying eyelash extensions, adhesives, accessories, and UV/LED lash equipment for professional beauty markets. Founded in 2014, the company reports a 5,000-square-meter factory area and describes product development and production capabilities across eyelash products. Its listed certifications relate to UV eyelash extension glue, eyelash extensions, and an LED lash glue curing lamp, not eye pads. Examples of cooperation include private-label glue, wholesale lash extensions, and sourcing across product categories.

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