Procurement desk
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Glasses Parts Sourcing inquiry
Use this page to send one written procurement requirement for glasses parts and related replacement components. Glasses Parts Sourcing is an independent sourcing partner. Factory identity, listings and shipment terms belong to named supplier replies. No street address, public telephone switchboard or walk-in map pin is published because none is configured on this desk.
Write the product specification clearly: part form such as hinge, nose pad, screw or temple tip; material and size notes; quantity by model; destination and expected delivery. Optional budget notes should state currency and unit-or-order basis.
Response path
After submit we restate part form, material notes, quantity and destination, then ask factories for wholesale replies on that same line.
Hours for follow-up
Follow-up is reviewed on US Eastern business days in 2026. Urgent ship windows should be written in the requirement field; no same-day reply window is published.
Request factory quotes on the same line
Name, work email and the procurement requirement field are the fields the endpoint already accepts. Write product form, size notes, material to confirm, quantity by model, destination, sample needs before bulk, and optional budget with currency and unit-or-order basis. Auxiliary product, budget and preference controls, when visible, merge into that same requirement field at submit. They are not extra backend names. High-end, mid-range, budget or undecided is a buying preference, not a verified factory rating. No existing quotation is required. If JavaScript is off, write budget and preference directly in the requirement text.
Keep mixed families on separate submissions. A hinge kit and a nose-pad tray belong on different quantity lines when packing or finish differs. After you submit, we restate the written scope and ask factories for wholesale replies; we do not invent stock counts, MOQ or savings percentages without same-scope quotes.