Product Specifications

• Category: Personal Care
• Brand: Eucerin
• Product type: Body Lotion
• Variant / Formula: Daily Hydration
• Unit size: 16.9 oz
• Case pack: 12 bottles per case
• Intended use: Daily skin moisturizing

Product Description

Eucerin Daily Hydration Moisturizer Lotion is formulated for everyday skin care and routine moisturizing. The 16.9 oz bottle format is designed for consistent full-body application and supports regular use in both residential and professional environments.

The lotion is applied to clean, dry skin and is suitable for daily hydration maintenance. Its bottle configuration allows for controlled dispensing and practical handling, making it appropriate for retail sale as well as for use in healthcare facilities, hospitality settings, and institutional care programs.

Wholesale Presentation & Packaging

This product is supplied in a wholesale case containing 12 individually packaged 16.9 oz bottles. Each unit is retail-ready, labeled, and sealed to maintain product integrity during storage and transportation.

The 12-pack case configuration facilitates efficient inventory management, structured shelf replenishment, and organized warehouse storage. The standardized bottle size supports streamlined logistics and distribution across multiple commercial channels.

Commercial Relevance for Wholesale Buyers

Eucerin body lotions are commonly stocked by pharmacies, supermarkets, health and beauty retailers, and export distributors. They are also suitable for healthcare institutions, hospitality operators, and centralized procurement programs requiring reliable personal care products.

The 12-unit wholesale format supports bulk purchasing, predictable restocking cycles, and high-rotation skincare programs in commercial and institutional environments.

Key Features

• Daily Hydration formula for routine skin care
• 16.9 oz bottle format suitable for regular full-body use
• Designed for everyday moisturizing needs
• 12 retail-ready units per wholesale case
• Suitable for retail, healthcare, and institutional distribution