Wholesale Lip Balm Tubes

I can make a tube of lip balm with custom label for 50 cents or less fat ... in schools for $ 1.50 and they can sell at a price of $ 3.00. Is it reasonable? Even Burt's Bees is $ 3 a tube at Wal-Mart, so I think it is in the range of acceptable prices.

If I contacted 100 schools, how do you, place an order? I just try to come up with some realistic figures.

What do you think would be best to contact them?
- Giving them a call and ask for permission to send a packet of information by e-mail.
- Just send the information pack by e-mail without first call.
- Fax an introduction to a page with the web address for more information.

I do not think it's a good idea.

Most people are only going to pay $ 1.00 to $ 1.50 for a tube of lip balms.And your unknown, you are eager to collect the schools $ 1.50 per tube, so there is no means that schools would make money on them at all.

Sorry to say this, but I think most schools would refuse your idea as soon as you have presented.

lip balm is a great thing in schools?
I think you'd better make a map display of perhaps a dozen, and if you can see the benefit of local businesses to put their records (an impulse buy)

thought unlikely, IMO. the concert name of the school is advertising for the school and your lip balm tube is not often or easily visible, so little value. I predict that weak retail sales.

I do not think there will be a sufficient margin in it. I stick to high-margin products such as candy.