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Canada is the origin country of La‑Nur Inc., which currently lists six active products in its catalogue. The product set spans medical consumables such as syringes, surgical/examination latex gloves and condoms, as well as a multi‑ingredient cosmetic formulation classified under HS code 3304.99. Each entry is recorded under the categories "Cosmetics & Beauty Products" and "Condoms" as indicated in the supplier data. The catalogue also includes a branded beverage named "La‑Vie Vitality in a bottle" that appears twice in the listing, reflecting the supplier's focus on health‑related consumables.
The listed items comprise generic syringes without a specific HS code, a cosmetic product formulated with water, emollients, botanical extracts and preservatives, and standard protective items such as latex surgical gloves and male condoms. The cosmetic entry is tied to HS code 3304.99, which covers creams, lotions and other beauty preparations. No additional product attributes such as sizes, material grades or certifications are provided in the source data.
The catalogue’s medical line includes syringes that are typically manufactured from medical‑grade polypropylene and calibrated in volumes ranging from 1 ml to 20 ml, with needle gauges from 18 G to 30 G according to ISO 7860. Latex surgical/examination gloves are usually powder‑free, offered in thicknesses of 0.10 - 0.20 mm, and conform to ASTM D3578 or EN 420 standards for barrier performance. Condoms are commonly produced from natural latex or polyisoprene, meeting ISO 4074 and EN 14662 specifications for tensile strength, burst pressure and dimensions. The cosmetic product falls under HS 3304.99, a category that typically includes emulsions with water‑in‑oil or oil‑in‑water bases, standardized by GMP and often subject to EU Cosmetic Regulation (EC) 1223/2009 or Health Canada Cosmetic Regulations. Although La‑Nur’s entry does not name a specific grade, buyers can expect formulations that align with these industry norms.
The catalogue contains syringes, a nutraceutical beverage named "La‑Vie Vitality in a bottle," latex surgical/examination gloves, male condoms and a multi‑ingredient cosmetic product classified under HS 3304.99.
Only the cosmetic product is explicitly linked to HS 3304.99. Typical HS families for the other items are 9018.90 for syringes, 4015.19 for latex gloves and 4015.10 for condoms, although these codes are not stated in the source data.
Buyers should ask for ISO 13485 or ISO 9001 quality certificates, ISO 7860 compliance for syringes, ASTM D3578 test reports for latex gloves and ISO 4074 test reports for condoms. Additional health‑authority registrations (Health Canada, FDA or CE) may be required depending on the target market.
Cosmetics in this HS chapter are usually emulsified creams or lotions with water, emollients, botanical extracts and preservatives. Buyers normally request an ingredient declaration, safety data sheet, GMP or ISO 22716 compliance evidence, and stability test results.
Syringes are often packed in bulk cartons of 100 or 500 units, latex gloves in poly‑bag packs ranging from 50 to 200 pairs, condoms in boxes of 12 or 36, and cosmetics in sealed jars or bottles typically placed in cartons of 12 or 24. All goods are usually palletised for container loading.
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