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Wholesale pricing & the purchase-order process

Everything a purchasing office needs to buy clinical-grade sensory chew tools in volume: the discount tiers, how POs and Net-30 work, tax-exempt invoicing, and free shipping. Start with a free sample kit, then scale.

Volume pricing

Discounts are calculated on the combined pack total and applied automatically. Using Sensory Chew Bricks as a worked example:

VolumePrice per 4-packCost per student
Retail (Amazon)$28.99$7.25
25–99 packs (25% off)$21.75$5.44
100–249 packs (33% off)$19.43$4.86
250+ packsCustom quote — deeper than 33%

Teething Straws follow the same tier structure from a $18.99 retail 4-pack. Mix product lines and colorways — your tier is based on the combined total. Free ground shipping on every wholesale order.

Purchase orders & payment terms

We accept formal purchase orders from schools, districts, hospitals, and clinics:

  • Net-30 terms are available to approved institutional buyers paying by ACH or check; credit-card orders are charged at the time of order.
  • Tax-exempt invoicing is applied once we receive a valid exemption certificate.
  • Vendor onboarding — W-9, certificate of insurance, and third-party lab reports on request, and we’ll complete your district or hospital’s vendor registration forms.

Our step-by-step school PO guide walks through the full flow, including tax-exempt handling.

The path most buyers follow

  1. Evaluate first. Request a free sample kit so your OTs can test durability and student acceptance before committing budget. Every kit includes a $50 credit toward your first wholesale order (25+ packs).
  2. Collect vendor paperwork. A prepared vendor turns W-9, COI, safety reports, and registration around in one email.
  3. Issue the PO. Net-30 via ACH or check is standard for approved institutional buyers.

Get a wholesale quote

Volume pricing to 33% off and beyond, POs and Net-30 accepted, tax-exempt invoicing, and every safety report downloadable before you buy.

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