young living oils question

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I just enrolled and am perusing the site. Is it just me, or are the product

descriptions very lite? Also, these prices seem insanely expensive!

$138 for one 8 oz bottle of coral calcium?????

I was buying the same stuff, from the same location (okinawa), for about $22

a bottle!

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Back from my nap. Smile.

Big mistake below. My price on Coral is $26, so that changes the numbers from

$88 to $104 compared to the $138 on the other stuff. But, again, that is my

discounted price. Compared to the normal retail, I don't think their price is

horrible. Not the best, but not horrible. Not if it is good stuff.

Donna

-----Original Message-----

I just enrolled and am perusing the site. Is it just me, or are the product

descriptions very lite? Also, these prices seem insanely expensive!

$138 for one 8 oz bottle of coral calcium?????

I was buying the same stuff, from the same location (okinawa), for about $22

a bottle!

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On the subject of Coral calcium, beware!. I know a Dr. in New Jersey who has

purchased and tested every coral on the market he could find, and had some sent

to him to be tested and he was shocked to find that the only pure one that was

what it said it was, was Dr. Barefoots brand. He really was shocked. Some of

the less expensive ones were nothing more than beach sand and some had as little

as ten percent coral.

Real coral is not cheap. And 8 oz of pure coral is alot of coral and so, tho I

haven't figured it out in milligrams, $138 might actually be somewhat fair. The

stuff I sell, is Dr. B's and there are only 60 caps and recommended retail is

$35. (my price is $22) If I opened all those caps up and dumped the contents,

it would be 15 teaspoons. 1/4 tsp equals one cap. Okay so, 1/4 cup is 16 tsp.

and that is also 2 oz.

So four of those would approximately make up one 8 oz bottle of bulk. Well,

minus four teaspoons, or 16 caps. Okay so, four time the recommended retail of

$35 would be $140. At my price the same amount would be about $88.

Okay, lol, so I guess it isn't a great deal, but it isn't a major rip off

either. BUT, I would not buy any coral product besides Dr. B's brand, without

asking for proof that it is pure. And independant lab test for instance. I

just know too much about the behind the scenes out and out scamming that is

going on in this industry to trust anyone.

I am really, really tired right now and feeling semi concious, so if someone

catches a math error here, please correct me.

Signing off for a nap,

Donna

[Guest guest]

Back from my nap. Smile.

Big mistake below. My price on Coral is $26, so that changes the numbers from

$88 to $104 compared to the $138 on the other stuff. But, again, that is my

discounted price. Compared to the normal retail, I don't think their price is

horrible. Not the best, but not horrible. Not if it is good stuff.

Donna

-----Original Message-----

I just enrolled and am perusing the site. Is it just me, or are the product

descriptions very lite? Also, these prices seem insanely expensive!

$138 for one 8 oz bottle of coral calcium?????

I was buying the same stuff, from the same location (okinawa), for about $22

a bottle!

----------------------------------

On the subject of Coral calcium, beware!. I know a Dr. in New Jersey who has

purchased and tested every coral on the market he could find, and had some sent

to him to be tested and he was shocked to find that the only pure one that was

what it said it was, was Dr. Barefoots brand. He really was shocked. Some of

the less expensive ones were nothing more than beach sand and some had as little

as ten percent coral.

Real coral is not cheap. And 8 oz of pure coral is alot of coral and so, tho I

haven't figured it out in milligrams, $138 might actually be somewhat fair. The

stuff I sell, is Dr. B's and there are only 60 caps and recommended retail is

$35. (my price is $22) If I opened all those caps up and dumped the contents,

it would be 15 teaspoons. 1/4 tsp equals one cap. Okay so, 1/4 cup is 16 tsp.

and that is also 2 oz.

So four of those would approximately make up one 8 oz bottle of bulk. Well,

minus four teaspoons, or 16 caps. Okay so, four time the recommended retail of

$35 would be $140. At my price the same amount would be about $88.

Okay, lol, so I guess it isn't a great deal, but it isn't a major rip off

either. BUT, I would not buy any coral product besides Dr. B's brand, without

asking for proof that it is pure. And independant lab test for instance. I

just know too much about the behind the scenes out and out scamming that is

going on in this industry to trust anyone.

I am really, really tired right now and feeling semi concious, so if someone

catches a math error here, please correct me.

Signing off for a nap,

Donna

[Guest guest]

Back from my nap. Smile.

Big mistake below. My price on Coral is $26, so that changes the numbers from

$88 to $104 compared to the $138 on the other stuff. But, again, that is my

discounted price. Compared to the normal retail, I don't think their price is

horrible. Not the best, but not horrible. Not if it is good stuff.

Donna

-----Original Message-----

I just enrolled and am perusing the site. Is it just me, or are the product

descriptions very lite? Also, these prices seem insanely expensive!

$138 for one 8 oz bottle of coral calcium?????

I was buying the same stuff, from the same location (okinawa), for about $22

a bottle!

----------------------------------

On the subject of Coral calcium, beware!. I know a Dr. in New Jersey who has

purchased and tested every coral on the market he could find, and had some sent

to him to be tested and he was shocked to find that the only pure one that was

what it said it was, was Dr. Barefoots brand. He really was shocked. Some of

the less expensive ones were nothing more than beach sand and some had as little

as ten percent coral.

Real coral is not cheap. And 8 oz of pure coral is alot of coral and so, tho I

haven't figured it out in milligrams, $138 might actually be somewhat fair. The

stuff I sell, is Dr. B's and there are only 60 caps and recommended retail is

$35. (my price is $22) If I opened all those caps up and dumped the contents,

it would be 15 teaspoons. 1/4 tsp equals one cap. Okay so, 1/4 cup is 16 tsp.

and that is also 2 oz.

So four of those would approximately make up one 8 oz bottle of bulk. Well,

minus four teaspoons, or 16 caps. Okay so, four time the recommended retail of

$35 would be $140. At my price the same amount would be about $88.

Okay, lol, so I guess it isn't a great deal, but it isn't a major rip off

either. BUT, I would not buy any coral product besides Dr. B's brand, without

asking for proof that it is pure. And independant lab test for instance. I

just know too much about the behind the scenes out and out scamming that is

going on in this industry to trust anyone.

I am really, really tired right now and feeling semi concious, so if someone

catches a math error here, please correct me.

Signing off for a nap,

Donna