These terms describe how Waterdrop handles website inquiries, catalog requests and preliminary sourcing communication. The website is intended for business buyers, importers, distributors, retail procurement teams, marketplace brands and other commercial users reviewing water treatment appliance programs. Information on this site is provided for sourcing discussion only and does not create a binding purchase order, supply agreement or certification guarantee.
Catalog descriptions, images, MOQ notes, lead times and indicative pricing are subject to confirmation. Final terms depend on product configuration, destination market, packaging requirements, inspection scope, payment terms, shipping method and the documentation requested by the buyer. Waterdrop may decline or revise an inquiry when the requested claim, certification statement, packaging instruction or technical specification cannot be supported responsibly.
Samples are prepared for evaluation and may differ from final mass production if artwork, materials, tooling, compliance documents or supply conditions change. Private-label artwork, trademarks, barcodes and claims supplied by the buyer remain the buyer's responsibility. Waterdrop can review files for production practicality, but the buyer must confirm legal right to use marks, product names, manuals and marketing statements in the destination market.
Any certification, water quality, filtration performance or appliance compatibility statement must be supported by the correct product file and applicable test route. Waterdrop avoids unsupported claims and expects buyers to do the same. If a requested claim requires third-party testing or market-specific review, it will be handled as a separate scope before mass production or publication.
Users may not copy website content for misleading resale, submit false contact information, upload unlawful material or request products under another company's brand without authorization. Waterdrop may update these terms as business processes, product categories or website functions evolve.