By VG Naturals · Product and B2B sourcing guidance
Define the ingredient and its intended use
Begin with the product and botanical name. VG Naturals lists Lemongrass Essential Oil (Cymbopogon flexuosus), Tulsi Essential Oil (Ocimum sanctum) and Basil Essential Oil (Ocimum basilicum). Tell us whether you are evaluating an ingredient for formulation, distributing it or sourcing it for another business use. A product name alone does not establish suitability for a finished product.
Give a quantity with a clear unit
State whether you need an evaluation pack or a bulk quotation. Use a clear unit such as millilitres, litres or kilograms; do not assume weight and volume are interchangeable. Mention your preferred packaging and whether the enquiry is for a one-time requirement or recurring sourcing. Available packaging and supply terms need confirmation.
Discuss specifications and documents before ordering
List the specifications and documents your procurement team requires. Ask which product-specific technical information and batch documents are available, and confirm any required analysis before making a purchasing decision. Do not assume certification or a particular test report is included. Evaluate the sample against your requirements before production use.
Separate the sample price from the commercial quotation
Our listed essential-oil evaluation packs are 50 ml at ₹150 and 100 ml at ₹225. Bulk pricing and MOQ are confirmed on enquiry. A useful quotation discussion also covers packaging, applicable taxes, delivery charges, payment terms and availability rather than comparing only a headline price.
A sourcing enquiry you can send
Product and botanical name: __. Intended application: __. Quantity and unit: __. Packaging preference: __. Required specifications or documents: __. Delivery city and PIN code: __. Required date and order frequency: __. Share these details through our bulk enquiry form to begin a sourcing discussion.