What comes with a Seedline bulk API quote
Seedline supplies bulk APIs to 503B outsourcing facilities and 503A pharmacies. If you are comparing a new supplier, the useful question is not only the unit price. It is what arrives with that price, and whether your QA team can file it.
This is what comes with a Seedline quote. Nothing ships until you approve the price sheet.
A written price, per line
Send one API or a list. You get a written price and pack size for each line, on one sheet purchasing can compare. You do not need an account first. A work email is enough.
If you already buy the item, you can price-check that one API against what you pay now. If you are starting a supplier file, request a quote or ask for the supplier qualification file.
The COA for the lot we would ship
The certificate of analysis that comes with the quote is for the lot we would ship, not a representative or historical lot. You review it before you order.
If the item is for sterile use, mark that on the request and ask for endotoxin and bioburden data. We will tell you what data is available for that lot. Endotoxin data is provided on request; it is not assumed for every line.
Traceability, batch to shipment
Every lot is traced from the manufacturer's batch to your shipment: manufacturer batch, receipt, release, then shipment. Direct GMP-certified, FDA-inspected supply is the standard we state on the quote. Manufacturer documentation is provided directly by the manufacturer under NDA. We do not list a manufacturer name, site number, or inspection date on the public site.
A dated status on every line
Each quote line carries its FDA status as of the date we price the request. The public catalog uses the same kind of dated label on all 246 items, as of November 14, 2026 unless a later quote is dated otherwise.
Those labels are a starting point for your PIC and QA. They are not a determination for your facility. A status for the bulk substance also does not cover making an essential copy of an approved drug.
We check FDA's 503B bulks list, the shortage list, the Category 1 and Category 2 lists, the withdrawn-drug list, and import alerts the week we price your request. How 503A pharmacies and 503B outsourcing facilities use those sources differs; see for 503A pharmacies and for 503B outsourcing facilities.
What happens after you send the list
- You send the API, the quantity, and, if you like, what you pay now.
- We return the price, the lot COA, and the dated status, per line.
- Your QA reviews it. Nothing ships until you approve the price sheet.
- We ship the lot you approved, with its paperwork and traceability record.
Seedline is a bulk API supplier first. NAD+ is our primary product, and it follows the same quote pattern as the rest of the catalog: written price, lot COA, traceability, and the regulatory facts stated on that quote. Whether and how you use any item is your facility's decision.
If you want to talk through a list rather than send it through the form, contact sales.
Questions
Do I need an account before I request a quote?
No. Send an item and a work email.
Can I start with one API?
Yes. Many facilities start with their highest-volume item, often through the price-check form.
Is the COA for the lot you would actually ship?
Yes. The COA for the lot we'd ship comes with the price sheet, before you order.
Can I get endotoxin or bioburden data?
Ask for it and mark the request for sterile use. We will tell you what data is available for that lot.
Does a status label mean my facility can use the item?
No. The dated status is a starting point. Your PIC and QA make the call for your facility.
Who is Seedline?
Seedline supplies bulk APIs to 503B outsourcing facilities and 503A pharmacies, with direct GMP-certified, FDA-inspected supply. The full catalog is labeled, item by item.