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Real Quality Matters!
If you're looking for a better path to health or just a little personal pampering, our personal wellness departments are an oasis of carefully selected natural products that heal, educate, sooth or delight the senses. Unlike other area retailers, we provide personalized service in an easy to shop, well-stocked environment. Our wide variety of products are thoughtfully chosen to not only adhere to our product policy, but to celebrate the values of our organization - local, free trade, cooperatively produced and ecological - whenever possible. Plus we offer easy special orders for hard to find items.
Outpost Brand Supplements - Quality From Start to Finish
Our supplements are not just any 'generic' supplement: They are a high-quality alternative to pricier name brands.
- Manufactured in the United States by a company that's been producing pure, quality supplements since 1925
- Packaged in amber glass bottles for maximum potency and freshness
- No artificial colors, flavors or fillers are used – ever!
- Ingredients are sourced worldwide from quality suppliers
Frontier Natural Products Coop
Miles to Market - 264
It all started in a cabin along the Cedar River in Eastern Iowa. Frontier started as a two-person operation, but has grown steadily to become a major supplier in the natural products industry
Go to Complete Vendor ProfileAmerican Provenance
Miles to Market - 108
Why do body care products have to contain so many chemicals? That’s what former high school science teacher Kyle LaFond asked when he couldn’t help but notice the overpowering scent of personal care products in the hallways of his school.
Go to Complete Vendor ProfileBurmeister Ginseng
Miles to Market - 186
Michael Burmeister’s family has been growing ginseng in Wisconsin for over 100 years. In fact, Michael’s great-grandfather, Julius, learned how to take wild seeds and cultivate them in the shade from his neighbors, the Fromm brothers, who were the first successful ginseng growers in the U.S.
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