A. Will send goods within 30days after confirm, depends on package & Qty

 B. FOB Price Term, If need, we can arrange the shipping for customer

 C. Will send Loading report to customer

 D. Will update tracking of container to customer

 1. OEM, Customer`s own brand

 2. Professional QC system, Will check quality in whole line (Making, testing, packing)

 3. Will provide the good qulaity picture of shower products, customer can update them in their website

 4. Will provide the picture of finished goods & loading report

 5. For Painting design of color box & blister card, if need, we can provide one for customer`s reference

 6. All the carton box will be packed with 4 belt to make it more stronger

 7. Ads strategy, Promotion Presswork, QC report, Market Research,Purchase and Exporting

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  Decide if you want a fixed shower head, adjustable or a handheld. The fixed shower head remains in the same position on the shower wall. Adjustable shower heads allow you to reposition the device, but it remains anchored to the wall. With a handheld shower head, you position the device on specific areas of your body.

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  Consider water-saving features. Certain shower heads may offer a lower output of water -- an energy-efficient and cost-saving benefit.

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  Look into shower systems. Shower systems provide a combination of handheld and shower heads. You choose how many and what kind of shower heads you want with a custom-made unit.

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  Choose the style of shower head based on the decor of your bathroom. Shower heads feature chrome and brushed finishes, and styles such as the round rain shower to multi spray shower heads. Match the shower heads as close as possible to the bathroom sink faucet.