Nasal Strip Manufacturers

What We Manufacture in This Category

Nasal strips sit in the Body Patch family alongside acne patches, facial tape, mouth tape and underarm pads. Our production covers the full laminate: backing film, adhesive, splint and release liner, coated, rewound, cut and packed in a controlled environment.

Because the strip is a mechanical device rather than a medicated patch, the engineering focus is on spring force, adhesion balance and edge comfort. Those three variables decide whether a strip stays on through a full night's sleep or lifts at the wings.

• Standard nasal strips — rectangular or tapered format for congestion relief during sleep.
• Large and small sizes — adult, teen and child sizing with matched splint stiffness.
• Clear and skin-tone versions — translucent PE backing or flesh-tone non-woven backing.
• Branded retail packs — printed cartons, blister cards and multi-count pouches.
• Bulk and private-label supply — loose strips or flow-wrap for repackaging lines.

Application Fit Across the Body Patch Range

Nasal strips are a consumer-facing item, so the buying pattern differs from clinical wound care. Orders are usually repeat, brand-led and driven by shelf presence, which is why our ODM service covers shape, colour, logo and packaging in one project.

Materials and Construction

The laminate is assembled from four functional layers, and each one changes the feel of the finished strip. We select materials against the intended wear time and the target market's labelling requirements.

• Backing — translucent PE film for a discreet look, or flesh-tone non-woven for a softer hand feel.
• Splint — polyester or PP spring strip, selected by thickness to set lifting force.
• Adhesive — medical-grade acrylic, pressure-sensitive, non-medicated.
• Release liner — silicone-coated paper or film, split for easy peel and centred placement.

Where a project needs a specific backing or adhesive grade, we can align the strip with our in-house material platforms such as Medical Tape Backing and Medical Adhesive, which keeps the supply chain inside our own factories.

Critical Specifications We Confirm Before Production

Nasal strips are small, so tolerance drift shows up quickly on the filling line and on the shelf. We fix the following parameters in the specification sheet before tooling is committed.

• Overall length, width and wing taper, with cutting tolerance.
• Splint thickness and resulting spring force, tested by bend resistance.
• Adhesive coat weight and 180° peel on standard substrate.
• Initial tack and holding power over an eight-hour wear window.
• Liner release force, so the strip does not curl during application.
• Strip count per pack, pack dimensions and carton configuration.

Capacity, Cutting and Packaging

Our Suzhou operation runs coating, rewinding, die-cutting and packaging under one roof, which shortens the path from approved sample to shipped carton. Rotary die-cutting gives us consistent strip outlines, and the same line handles both small-batch trial runs and high-volume repeat orders.

Packaging is treated as part of the product. We produce flow-wrap, blister card and carton formats, and we can print multilingual artwork for markets where several languages share one SKU.

Quality Control and Compliance

Our quality control team works to documented inspection procedures under ISO 13485:2016, and our Suzhou factories comply with FDA requirements. Most of our products carry CE certification, and we prepare the technical documentation that matches the destination market.

For nasal strips specifically, routine checks cover adhesive coat weight, peel strength, splint stiffness, dimensional accuracy and pack count. Retention samples are kept for traceability, and microbiological and stability testing is applied where the product claim requires it.

OEM and ODM Configuration

We run nasal strip projects in three modes, and the choice mainly affects tooling time and artwork responsibility.

• OEM — you supply the design and artwork; we manufacture, cut and pack to your specification.
• ODM — our technical team develops the strip geometry, splint grade and pack format for your brand.
• Turnkey — design, tooling, production, packaging and shipment handled as one project.

Customisation covers shape, colour, logo, size, adhesive grade and packaging. Pantone colour matching and printed patterns are available at defined order quantities, and our team confirms the exact threshold for each option during quoting.

Information We Use to Configure Your Solution

A nasal strip quotation is only accurate when the wear scenario and pack format are both defined. We build the proposal from the following inputs.

Sampling, Delivery and After-Sales Support

First samples are typically ready in 3–7 business days, with one to three revision rounds depending on how far the design moves from the base strip. Sampling fees apply to bespoke formulations and packaging, and we confirm the cost before work starts.

Production lead time depends on the cooperation mode: turnkey projects including mould and packaging generally run longer than standard products with existing tooling. Cartons are packed for export with the labelling agreed at order confirmation, and spare capacity is reserved for repeat runs so a successful first order does not stall on the second.

Our wider consumables range — including Medical Tape and Wound Dressing — can be consolidated into the same shipment where a distributor wants a mixed container.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are your nasal strips medicated?

No. Our nasal strips are non-medicated adhesive devices. They work mechanically by lifting the outer nasal wall, and they contain no active pharmaceutical ingredient.

Can you produce nasal strips under our own brand?

Yes. We supply OEM and ODM nasal strips with your logo, colour, shape and packaging. Artwork can be printed in multiple languages for markets that share a single SKU.

What is the minimum order quantity?

MOQ depends on the strip specification and pack format. Standard configurations start at lower quantities, while Pantone colour matching and custom printed packaging require higher volumes. We confirm the exact threshold with the quotation.

How long does sampling take?

First samples are usually ready in 3–7 business days. We allow one to three revision rounds on texture, colour or geometry, and more complex builds take additional time.

Which quality standards apply to your nasal strips?

Production follows ISO 13485:2016 procedures, our Suzhou factories comply with FDA requirements, and most products carry CE certification. Routine inspection covers dimensions, adhesive performance, splint stiffness and pack count.

Can nasal strips ship together with other medical consumables?

Yes. Nasal strips can be consolidated with medical tape, wound dressings and other items from our catalogue in a single shipment, which simplifies receiving for distributors handling mixed orders.