How much do samples cost and how are they delivered?
Sample cost is a small testing charge that is fully credited against your first commercial order; the freight depends on destination and courier speed. Here is the practical breakdown so you can budget the evaluation step.
Sample Cost and Delivery
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Sample charge (50-100 g) | Quoted per request; typically a nominal test-pack fee |
| Credit | 100% of the sample charge offset against your first commercial order |
| Courier | DHL, FedEx, or TNT international door-to-door |
| Transit time | 2-5 working days to Europe, North America, Asia |
| Freight estimate | Depends on destination and weight; we quote per shipment |
| Extra documents | CoA free; other certificates quoted per item |
| Payment for sample | Payable in advance by T/T or PayPal, or on account for repeat customers |
- The sample pack is small enough that total cost (charge + freight) is usually under a few hundred USD for major markets
- When you upgrade to a commercial order, the credited amount reduces your first invoice directly
- Combined multi-oil samples ship in one box, lowering per-oil freight
- If your lab needs larger pre-production volumes (1-5 kg), the freight is typically shared 50/50 or negotiated
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This article was published on 2026-09-07, and last updated on 2026-09-29. The article will be continuously updated.
