Body Patch Suppliers

What We Manufacture in the Body Patch Range

As a Body Patch Suppliers, we match product configuration to the application, operating limits, interfaces and acceptance criteria defined for each project.

Body patches are adhesive articles applied directly to skin. Performance depends on four variables: the carrier film or fabric, the adhesive chemistry, the release liner, and the die-cut geometry. We control all four in-house, which allows us to tune tack, breathability, flexibility and removal comfort to the intended wear time and body area.

Our range is organized by application rather than by material, so a distributor can build a coherent shelf set and a hospital can order by clinical function.

Materials and Adhesive Selection

We coat and convert on the same site, so the adhesive system is chosen against the wear scenario rather than picked from a catalogue. The main options we work with:

• Carriers: PE film, PU film, non-woven, spunlace, silicone gel sheet, hydrocolloid sheet and elastic fabric.
• Adhesives: acrylic, hydrocolloid, silicone gel and hot-melt systems, selected for tack, breathability and atraumatic removal.
• Liners: release paper and PET film, in split or full format for easy application.
• Finishes: matte, transparent, skin-tone, printed or Pantone-matched.

Raw materials are also supplied in bulk through our Jumbo Raw Material Roll range, including Medical Adhesive and release liners, for converters who prefer to run their own die-cutting.

Critical Specifications We Confirm Before Production

Every body patch project is defined by a specification sheet agreed before tooling. The parameters that most affect field performance are:

• Dimensions and tolerance: patch length, width, corner radius and die-cut tolerance.
• Adhesive performance: peel adhesion, tack and shear, referenced to the intended wear time.
• Thickness: carrier and adhesive coat weight, which drive conformability and breathability.
• Water resistance: required for swimming patches, ear stickers and I.V. dressings.
• Sterility: EO or other agreed method where the application requires a sterile presentation.
• Packaging: pouch or blister format, units per box, carton configuration and labelling language.

Production, Quality and Compliance

Body patch production runs through coating, rewinding, die-cutting, laminating and packaging in a controlled environment. Our quality control team follows documented inspection procedures aligned with ISO 13485:2016, and our Suzhou factories comply with FDA requirements. Most of our products are CE certified.

For each patch we retain samples and traceability records, and we can run stability and microbiological testing where the application calls for it. Documentation is prepared to match the destination market, so a distributor in Europe and a distributor in South America receive the paperwork their registration route requires.

OEM and ODM Configuration

We treat body patches as a configurable product family. A project can be built from an existing die and material set, or developed from a concept with new tooling and formulation work.

• Shape and size: standard dies or custom geometry, including multi-patch sheets.
• Colour and print: skin tones, transparent, or Pantone-matched film and printed liner.
• Branding: logo on patch, liner, pouch, box and instruction leaflet.
• Kits: combined packs, for example an eye care set or a travel comfort set.

Our minimum order quantity starts at 1,000–10,000 units per specification for medical consumables, with higher thresholds for Pantone colour customisation and custom printed packaging. First samples are typically ready in 3–7 business days, with 1–3 modification rounds depending on product type.

Where Each Product Type Fits

Eye and vision care

Amblyopia patches are used in occlusion therapy, covering the stronger eye to stimulate the weaker one. They need reliable adhesion during wear and gentle removal from periocular skin. Double eyelid stickers are a cosmetic tool that forms or deepens the crease; they are judged on invisibility, flexibility and hold through a full day.

Beauty and salon

Eyelash extension patches isolate the lower lashes and protect the under-eye area; lint-free construction matters because loose fibres interfere with adhesive. Facial, wrinkle and neck tapes are used for lifting and contouring in salon and home settings, where conformability and low residue are the key requirements.

Skin treatment and wound fixation

Acne pimple patches use hydrocolloid to absorb exudate and protect the lesion. Scar tape and wound closure strips manage scar tissue and low-tension closure. I.V. dressings and catheter fixation patches secure cannulas and lines, so they are specified on adhesion under movement, transparency for site inspection and moisture vapour transmission.

Water, sport and daily comfort

Waterproof swimming patches and ear stickers are built for repeated water contact. Thigh patches and foot care items address friction and blister prevention. Nasal strips, mouth tape, breast care and underarm pads serve comfort and personal care routines, where skin-friendly adhesive and breathable carriers are the deciding factors.

Information We Use to Configure Your Solution

To prepare a proposal we need the application context, not just a part number. The following inputs let us select material, adhesive, die and packaging in one pass.

• Intended body area and wear duration.
• Skin condition and sensitivity constraints.
• Required patch dimensions, shape and tolerance.
• Water, sweat or friction exposure.
• Sterile or non-sterile presentation.
• Target market and required compliance documentation.
• Packaging format, branding and language.
• Annual volume and first-order quantity.

Packaging, Delivery and Serviceability

We handle packaging in-house, from pouch and blister sealing to carton configuration and export labelling. Because the supply chain from raw material to finished product stays inside our factories, new designs are not exposed to third parties.

Typical lead times run 20–60 days depending on cooperation mode and product complexity. Spare parts and repeat orders are handled against the retained specification and sample, so a reorder matches the original batch.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can ADVAN produce body patches under our own brand?

Yes. We operate as an OEM and ODM manufacturer. You can supply a finished design for us to produce, or bring a concept and we develop the die, material stack and formulation. Branding can be applied to the patch, liner, pouch, box and leaflet.

What is the minimum order quantity for custom body patches?

For medical consumables our MOQ starts at 1,000–10,000 units per specification. Pantone colour customisation starts at 20,000 units, and custom printed packaging at 100,000 units per packaging style.

Which adhesives are suitable for sensitive or periocular skin?

Silicone gel and low-trauma acrylic systems are usually specified for periocular and sensitive-skin applications because they release gently. We match the adhesive to the wear time and removal requirement rather than applying one system across the range.

Do you supply waterproof body patches?

Yes. Waterproof swimming patches, ear stickers and I.V. dressings are built on film carriers with adhesives selected for wet and moving conditions. Water resistance is confirmed against the intended exposure before production.

What documentation is available for registration?

We prepare documentation to match the destination market, including compliance evidence for CE and FDA routes where applicable. Our quality system follows ISO 13485:2016, and stability and microbiological testing can be arranged per product.

How long does sampling and production take?

First samples are typically ready in 3–7 business days, with 1–3 revision rounds. Production lead time is generally 20–60 days depending on whether tooling, custom packaging or client-supplied materials are involved.