Private Label Distributorship Agreement
Agreement version: October 13, 2026
1. Eligibility and independent business status
1a.This Agreement sets out the terms between Natural Home Cures (“Company”) and the individual or business identified in the application (“Distributor”). It takes effect when the Company accepts the completed application in writing.
1b.The Distributor must be of legal age in their jurisdiction and legally entitled to operate their business.
1c.Anyone applying on behalf of a business must have authority to bind that business.
1d.The Distributor operates independently and is responsible for its business decisions, expenses, pricing and sales activities.
1e.The Distributor is not an employee, agent, partner or joint venture of the Company and may not enter into transactions or make commitments in the Company’s name.
1f.No exclusive territory is granted under this Agreement.
Back to sections ↑2. Products and ordering
2a.The private label range includes Mangosteen capsules, Mangosteen powder, Nopal cactus capsules, Nopal powder and Prickly Pear Drops.
2b.Products are subject to availability and the specifications stated in the accepted quotation.
2c.The minimum order is 24 bottles per product.
2d.Pricing depends on quantity and other order details. The Company will provide a quotation identifying the products, quantities, packaging, labeling service, applicable taxes and any additional charges.
2e.The Distributor determines the inventory appropriate for its business.
2f.This Agreement does not require monthly purchases or automatic deliveries.
Back to sections ↑3. Payment
3a.A 50% deposit is required to begin processing.
3b.The remaining 50% is due at the time of shipping, before dispatch.
3c.Payment must be made using a method accepted by the Company.
3d.Unauthorized use of another person’s payment information is prohibited.
Back to sections ↑4. Labeling and processing times
4a.When the Distributor handles its own labels, blank-bottle processing is within five business days after receipt of the deposit.
4b.Processing time does not include shipping transit time.
4c.The Company’s label service is included at no additional charge.
4d.When the Company handles labeling, turnaround is usually four to six weeks after receipt of the deposit.
4e.The level of customization, correspondence and number of revisions may affect this timeframe.
4f.The Distributor must supply accurate business information and have permission to use any submitted names, logos, images or designs.
4g.Final label artwork must be approved in writing before production.
4h.Labels and marketing materials must comply with applicable requirements in the intended sales market.
4i.Required safety information, batch identification, expiration information and other legally required product details must remain intact.
Back to sections ↑5. Shipping and handling
5a.Prices include standard ground shipping and handling within the United States and Canada.
5b.Faster or expedited shipping is available at additional cost.
5c.International shipping arrangements and charges are quoted separately.
5d.Processing and shipping transit are separate periods. Delivery times depend on the selected service and destination.
Back to sections ↑6. Advertising and business conduct
6a.The Distributor must conduct business professionally and comply with applicable advertising, labeling, consumer-protection and business laws.
6b.Product descriptions and advertising must be truthful and supported by appropriate evidence.
6c.The Distributor may not make false or misleading statements about product quality, availability, performance or health benefits.
6d.The Distributor may not make unauthorized claims that a product diagnoses, treats, cures or prevents disease.
6e.The Company does not promise sales, income or profit.
6f.Business results depend on factors including demand, pricing, expenses and the Distributor’s activities. The Distributor may incur expenses without earning a profit.
6g.The Distributor may not make unsupported earnings claims, promise financial freedom or describe the program as risk-free.
6h.Any legally required disclosures or waiting periods must be observed.
Back to sections ↑7. Initial-purchase money-back guarantee
7a.The Company provides a 100% satisfaction guarantee on the initial order, subject to the conditions in this section.
7b.The Distributor has 30 days to return the initial purchase.
7c.Products must be returned in resalable condition.
7d.The refund is the net purchase price plus applicable tax, less shipping charges.
7e.Returns must use a traceable delivery service and must reach the Company within seven days of contacting the Company.
7f.The Company will issue the refund within 30 days after receiving the return.
7g.Additional orders placed within the first 30 days are subject to the standard return policy in Section 8.
7h.This initial-purchase guarantee also applies to customers purchasing directly from the Company.
Back to sections ↑8. Standard return and refund policy
8a.To request a return, contact the Company for a return merchandise authorization number, valid for 30 days, and provide the original order, receipt or proof of purchase.
8b.All product returns must be made within 60 days of purchase.
8c.Products must be unopened, unaltered, resalable and unexpired, with current labels and intact seals.
8d.Return products prepaid in protective packaging. Clearly display the return address and authorization number on the outside of the package.
8e.The Distributor is responsible for return shipping costs and for loss or damage during return transit.
8f.Products received damaged and no longer resalable will be rejected.
8g.Partial-case returns are not accepted or refunded.
8h.Products returned without prior authorization do not qualify for a refund and will be returned at the Distributor’s expense.
8i.Customers who purchased from a Distributor must obtain their refund from that Distributor.
8j.Customers who purchased directly from the Company must follow the Company’s return authorization procedures.
8k.Refunds follow applicable local payment procedures and the original payment method.
8l.Extensions required by law and exceptional circumstances, including misconduct or misrepresentation, will be considered as applicable.
8m.Mandatory legal rights remain unaffected.
Back to sections ↑9. Damaged, incorrect or defective products
9a.Do not consume or sell a product if its seal is broken or appears to have been tampered with.
9b.If products arrive damaged, are incorrectly supplied because of a Company error or are of substandard quality, contact the Company within 10 days of receipt.
9c.The Company will arrange a return call tag and promptly provide replacement products.
9d.Returned products will be inspected.
9e.If replacement is not feasible, the Company will refund the amount of the returned products.
Back to sections ↑10. Retail customer service and cancellation rights
10a.The Distributor must provide customers with a sales receipt identifying the seller, contact information, sale date, products, prices and applicable taxes.
10b.Where a transaction is covered by a cancellation or cooling-off law, the Distributor must provide the required notices and honor the applicable cancellation rights.
10c.The Company supports customer refunds or exchanges made within 30 days of the retail sale by providing replacement products under its authorization procedure.
10d.To receive replacements, the Distributor must obtain prior authorization and return the unused product portion and retail sales receipt to the Company within that 30-day period.
Back to sections ↑11. Product handling and liability claims
11a.The Distributor must store, handle and sell products according to their labels and applicable requirements.
11b.Product safety concerns and potential or actual third-party product liability claims must be reported promptly to the Company in writing.
11c.The Company will indemnify the Distributor against third-party product liability claims provided that all conditions in Clauses 11d through 11i are met.
11d.The Distributor immediately notifies the Company in writing.
11e.The Distributor has complied with this Agreement.
11f.The Distributor has represented the products consistently with the Company’s approved literature.
11g.The Distributor has not mishandled the products.
11h.The Distributor has not settled or attempted to settle the claim without the Company’s written approval, or otherwise prejudiced its defense.
11i.The Distributor allows the Company to assume the sole defense of the claim.
11j.The Distributor agrees to indemnify the Company against claims, damages and expenses, including attorneys’ fees, arising from representations or actions by the Distributor outside the scope of this Agreement.
11k.The obligation in Clause 11j survives termination.
11l.Nothing in this Agreement excludes rights or obligations that applicable law does not permit the parties to exclude.
Back to sections ↑12. Taxes and business records
12a.The Distributor is responsible for taxes, registrations, permits and reporting requirements applicable to its business.
12b.Valid resale or tax-exemption documentation must be supplied where required.
12c.Applicable taxes will be identified on the quotation or invoice.
12d.The Distributor must keep appropriate sales receipts, approved artwork, order records and other records required by applicable law.
Back to sections ↑13. Noncompliance and termination
13a.The Company may investigate suspected violations and notify the Distributor of the alleged breach.
13b.Following written notice, the Distributor has 15 business days to provide relevant information.
13c.The Company may suspend affected distributorship activities while an investigation is pending.
13d.After reviewing the information, the Company will communicate its decision and any required corrective action, which may include termination.
13e.The Distributor may request a review of the decision.
13f.Termination does not remove outstanding payment obligations or rights under the applicable return policy.
Back to sections ↑14. Governing law
14a.This Agreement is governed by the laws of South Carolina, subject to applicable federal law and any mandatory legal protections.
Back to sections ↑15. Entire agreement and changes
15a.This Agreement, the accepted written quotation and any written documents expressly incorporated by the parties constitute their agreement.
15b.The Company will communicate changes to this Agreement at least 30 days before they take effect.
15c.Changes will not retroactively alter an accepted order without written agreement.
15d.Any waiver must be in writing.
15e.A waiver of one breach does not waive a subsequent breach.
15f.If a provision is found unenforceable, the remaining provisions continue to apply to the extent permitted by law.
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