Import Fuzai 239 + Hexing White Flower Cream — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Hong Kong

Hoe Hin Pak Fah Yeow Manufactory Limited offers a combined set consisting of a 10 ml bottle of Fuzai 239 and a 23 g tube of Hexing White Flower Cream. Fuzai 239 contains methyl salicylate (36 %), menthol (27 %), eucalyptus oil (16.2 %), lavender oil (5.4 %) and synthetic camphor (5.4 %) by weight. The cream formulation includes methyl salicylate (40 %), menthol (30 %), eucalyptus oil (18 %), lavender oil (6 %) and synthetic camphor (6 %). Both products are marketed for wind‑dispelling, heat‑relief, nasal decongestion and muscle pain relief.

The active‑ingredient profile follows the specifications of the British and Chinese Pharmacopoeias, which set limits on purity and concentration for topical analgesics. Typical shelf life for such formulations is 24 months when stored at 15‑25 °C, and the usual pH range is 5‑6 to match skin compatibility. Packaging is a glass bottle for the liquid Fuzai 239 and an aluminum tube for the cream, which are standard choices for preserving volatile oils and preventing oxidation.

Pharmacy distributors, health‑product importers and traditional medicine retailers commonly source this set for over‑the‑counter relief products. The supplier does not disclose exact MOQ or lead‑time, so buyers should request these details directly. Efficient packing is described, and shipping can be arranged under common incoterms such as FOB or CIF. Confirm that the batch complies with the relevant pharmacopoeial standards before finalising any purchase.

Hoe Hin Pak Fah Yeow Manufactory Limited is situated at 11/F, 200 Gloucester Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong. The company holds a harbor trust tier, indicating a recognised standing in cross‑border trade. Its profile shows a response rate of 0.00 and no recorded average response time, suggesting that buyers may need to follow up persistently for timely replies.

The supplier’s listing focuses on this specific dual‑product set and does not provide details on pricing, exact MOQ, or production lead‑time. Prospective buyers should request a formal quotation, sample batch, and any relevant quality certificates, such as compliance with the British or Chinese Pharmacopoeia, to ensure the product meets regulatory requirements before import.