One product family, made repeatable
AneerCare supplies reusable cloth sanitary pads and menstrual cups to private-label brands, distributors and healthcare buyers.
30
pad SKUs
19
cup models
We work in one category on purpose. When fabric weight, layer structure, absorbency, edge finishing and shrinkage stay the same order after order, repeat business becomes predictable instead of experimental.
What we make
Cloth pads in 25 stock shapes across six fabric options, from a 15.5 cm liner to a 39.5 cm overnight and postpartum pad. Every pad is a three-layer build — skin-contact layer, absorbent core, waterproof backing — each selected per order, not fixed by us.
Menstrual cups in 19 models, plus 4 discs and 11 storage, applicator and sterilizer items: 34 SKUs in total, most in German Wacker medical-grade silicone.
How we work
Every order starts from a written spec and an approved pre-production sample. That sample is the reference every later batch is measured against. Layer count, fabric weight and packaging artwork are confirmed in writing before bulk production, and QC photos are taken before the carton is sealed.
Where we have sold
Buyer records from our Alibaba International Station account cover 2,594 companies in 144 countries; 787 of them have placed orders. The largest markets by buyer count are the United States, South Africa, Mexico, Nigeria, India and the United Kingdom. We name markets, never buyers.
Production
Which link holds which document — stated plainly
Cloth pads are sewn at our own workshop in Dongguan, at roughly 15,000 pads a month and up to 20,000 at full load — our machines, our operators, no third-party sewing. Cutting is done by a partner workshop; layer assembly, stitching, snap setting and packing are all in-house. Cups and discs are a different chain: they are moulded by an independent silicone plant that also holds the CE report for the cup and disc range. That report sits with the moulding plant, not with us.
We state which link holds which document, because you will check.
Want the paperwork first?
Test reports, the mill's certificates, and what we deliberately do not claim — all on one page.