Texas Sourcing Network opportunities are future sourcing opportunities that require participant commitments before procurement begins.

The U.S. Retail Warehouse contains inventory that is already available in the United States and can be purchased immediately through the online store.

If you need immediate availability, the U.S. Retail Warehouse is the best option.

Choose Texas Sourcing Network if you want to participate in a sourcing opportunity and are comfortable waiting for procurement and verification.

Choose the U.S. Retail Warehouse if you want inventory that is already available and ready for immediate fulfillment.

Brand X Import is a sourcing and logistics company focused on supplier verification, transparency, documentation, and efficient fulfillment.

Our goal is to connect customers with trusted sourcing opportunities and U.S.-based inventory through a documented and quality-focused process.

Texas Sourcing Network is our group sourcing program.

Members reserve allotments in upcoming sourcing opportunities. Once participation thresholds are reached, procurement begins and inventory moves through our verification and quality review process.

The U.S. Retail Warehouse contains inventory that has already been received and is available for immediate purchase and fulfillment.

Customers who prefer immediate availability should use the U.S. Retail Warehouse.

No. Texas Sourcing Network opportunities are sourcing opportunities that require participant commitments before procurement begins.

Inventory is not ordered until participation thresholds have been met.

An allotment is a standardized allocation within a sourcing opportunity.

Each allotment contains five vials of the selected compound.

Standardized five-vial allocations simplify procurement, verification, documentation, inventory management, and fulfillment. This allows for best in class pricing.

This helps maintain consistency throughout the sourcing process.

25% of funds are collected when procurement begins.

Participant commitments allow sourcing opportunities to move forward once the required threshold has been reached.

The Procurement Trigger is the minimum participation requirement needed before procurement begins.

Most sourcing opportunities require 20 confirmed participant requests before inventory is ordered. Group orders will go live monthly.

No. The Procurement Trigger is an aggregate threshold across all participants or month end.

For example, if twenty different participants each request one allotment, procurement may begin.

The process typically follows these steps:

• Allotments are reserved
• Participation is aggregated
• Procurement begins once the threshold is reached or month end.
• Inventory is received
• Verification procedures are completed
• Approved inventory is released for fulfillment

Timing varies depending on supplier lead times, shipping schedules, receiving procedures, and verification requirements.

Estimated timelines will be communicated for each sourcing opportunity.

If participation requirements are not reached, the sourcing opportunity may be extended, canceled, refunded, credited, or replaced depending on the specific opportunity.

Details will be communicated if this situation occurs.

Nothing ships until documentation, verification procedures, and quality review requirements have been completed.

Inventory remains on hold until these standards have been satisfied.

If a batch fails to meet required standards, it is destroyed and replaced before any inventory is released.

Inventory that fails standards is never approved for fulfillment.

Independent verification refers to documentation review, testing procedures, and quality controls used to evaluate inventory before release.

Chain of custody refers to the documented tracking of inventory throughout the sourcing process.

This includes receiving, storage, verification, allocation, and final fulfillment.

Batch documentation includes records associated with a specific inventory lot or batch.

Examples may include receiving records, inventory tracking, supplier documentation, and verification records.

Transparency allows participants to better understand how sourcing opportunities are managed and how inventory moves through the process.

Documentation and traceability help build confidence and accountability.

Yes. Inventory listed in the U.S. Retail Warehouse has already been received and is available for immediate purchase.

No. Warehouse inventory is already in stock and does not require a procurement threshold.

• Immediate availability
• Faster fulfillment
• No procurement threshold
• Traditional checkout process
• U.S.-based inventory

If immediate availability is important, the U.S. Retail Warehouse is the recommended option.

Texas Sourcing Network opportunities involve procurement and verification timelines that may require additional time before fulfillment.

Shipping timelines vary depending on whether the order comes from the U.S. Retail Warehouse or a Texas Sourcing Network opportunity.

Warehouse inventory generally ships sooner because it is already available.

Yes. Tracking information is provided once inventory has been processed and shipped.

Yes. Warehouse orders ship from existing inventory.

Texas Sourcing Network opportunities must first complete procurement, receiving, verification, and approval before fulfillment begins.

We focus on:

• Supplier verification
• Independent verification procedures
• Batch documentation
• Chain of custody transparency
• U.S.-based inventory
• Quality-focused sourcing

Our goal is simple: Global Sourcing. Texas Standards. Quality Focused.