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# USA and Canada
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Where can I buy Polymaker Products including Fiberon™ and Panchroma™ in the United States or Canada?
If you are looking to purchase smaller quantities of our Polymaker, Fiberon™, or Panchroma™ product lines - you can order them directly in the United States [HERE](https://us.polymaker.com/), or in Canada [HERE](https://ca.polymaker.com/)
Where can I buy Polymaker products in wholesale or bulk, including Fiberon™ and Panchroma™ in the USA or Canada?
If you are looking to purchase wholesale or bulk quantities of $1,000 or more of our Polymaker, Fiberon™, or Panchroma™ product lines - you can order them directly in the United States [HERE](https://us.polymaker.com/). If in Canada - please reach out to and let us know a bit more about your business and ordering needs.
How do I become a Reseller in the United States or Canada?
We would request that you please email us at letting us know a bit more about your business, your location, your needs, and expected order quantities.
How do I order Made In America products?
We can currently only guarantee Made in USA spools when ordering wholesale and for select SKUs. You can find out more information about that [HERE](https://us-wholesale.polymaker.com/pages/usa-made-products)
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