Miracle II Soap: Aside from the reason listed (putting all other soap companies our of business) does anyone know why this was banned in Canada?
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Pretty sure it's because it does just about EVERYTHING! There would be no need for most products. I love Miracle II.
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Julie, Julie, Julie, It appears there are multiple sellers of Aveda bars (I assume you mean bars of soap). Do the math, don't forget to factor in shipping and tax. I hope this helps.
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Hi E.C., I have tested the market in Canada earlier this year, and we cannot even begin to compare it to the United States, in terms of searches and interest for Rice pytoceramides. We would also, like any other seller, need an NPN number to qualify and would have to make an application with the Canadian Government to do so. This law was enforced in Canada as recently as May 2014. We can always look into it again, we never say never. Is there a particular reason you're asking? I have some shipped up to Canada for a few select people. Just let me know if you're hoping to get some Revive, and I will be happy to assist you with having it shipped, if you're interested. Best regards, Mark Gauthier
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I don't know, my experience with the soap is for acne. Sorry I can not help you.
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Your guess is as good as mine. All I know is that the direct agents charge alot more. Plus $15 for shipping. Its ridiculous. All I buy is the soap. And does soap really expire? Soap is soap.
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Well I found a lot more items the last 2 minutes... nothing official, but I also found others things (non-flammable included) that are also banned (non-flammable break cleaner here on amazon)Also banned from sale there are:Portable Fire ExtinguishersCologne for Men and WomenAlso found it might be for chemical substances in general.... nothing solid though and I don't care so much about it to do anything more :)TTT (take to top)
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It seems that is no longer supporting this product. It is not on their website. I may have to switch to the glade equivalent. I tried the larger freshmatic but the amount of scent it delivered was overwhelming.
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Haha I'm not sure if your trying to be funny but if so you made me laugh! But if serious, here is there link to main web site for ingredients included. It's a very general natural method for making soap with the natural oils and lye and then they add Rosemary probably as a preservative or shelf stabilizer. No hemp. This link has the different scents and their ingredients. I always purchased unscented. http://shop.vermontsoap.com/Organic-Castile-Liquid-Soaps.html
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Debbie, We do not sell direct to consumers in Canada. Target Canada will be carrying 7 items of our Village Naturals Bath Shoppe line..... 4 of the Foaming Milk Bath & Body Wash and 3 of the Bath Salts. Target Canada has a store opening plan and that information is available at www.target.ca We hope Village Naturals Therapy and Mr. Bubble will also be considered for listing. By all means contact Target Canada and request that your favorite brands be listed. We are also hopeful that Walmart will consider and list Village Naturals Bath Shoppe, Village Naturals Therapy and Mr. Bubble but that is not yet determined by Walmart's buying office. TVC would appreciate consumers contacting Walmart at www.walmart.ca via the Contact tab to express your desire that your favorite TVC brands be carried and listed at their stores across Canada. Both Target and Walmart are very responsive to the needs and desires of Canadian consumers. Thank you for your interest in our brands
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I don't think they are distributing and soap or filter refills at any retail stores. I looked on E-bay and on Amazon and see them at around 9 bucks each. I went to an Odd-Lots today and saw the whole kit selling for $4. I bought six of them! Now I have filters/soap and replacment parts to last a few years. I wonder if anyone found a regular car wash detegerent that could replace the soap refill.
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I have already used all of this product, and no longer have the containers. I ordered it because. Soft soap is the only liquid soaps I can use. I'm allergic to aloe, so I have a difficult time finding products. My usual Soft Soap is the milk and honey one but it was out of stock. I remember that this worked fine for me and my family.
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You can use other brands. SimpleHuman just makes their soap extra runny to "ensure" it won't clog.I've been using Bath & Body Works' Kitchen Lemon soap from the beginning.
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Sadly, I read the label and it is made in China. It's a great soap, but I don't like to pay a higher price for shipping costs from China to this country. Also, I prefer products made in the USA. I will not buy these soaps again. Thanks for the question.
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This is the closest to the one I used to use in Canada. It seems to be developed by the same person/company. I was confused too, since if it's new branding it seems to have gone backwards
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Dear Michel Thank you for your enquiry. Unfortunately, this product is only for sale via Amazon.com currently and not in Canada. We apologize for any inconvenience. Kind regards Jessica Hall Customer Service Team Living Concept
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Buyer beware, Young Living has a policy that no distributor is allowed to sell on Amazon. So if this seller is a distributor, they are breaking rules and cheating for profit....which makes me ask what else would they do to cheat for profit? Or, if they are not a distributor, WHERE are they getting their oils? Whatever the answer, it is not a "following the rules" answer and you need to question it BECAUSE... some people have taken YL bottles and put cheaper oils in them and sold them on Amazon. Go to the Young Living website or another approved website like FlaxLignanHealth.com to get your oils. Quality counts! Buyer beware, Young Living has a policy that no distributor is allowed to sell on Amazon. So if this seller is a distributor, they are breaking rules and cheating for profit....which makes me ask what else would they do to cheat for profit? Or, if they are not a distributor, WHERE are they getting their oils? Whatever the answer, it is not a "following the rules" answer and you need to question it BECAUSE... some people have taken YL bottles and put cheaper oils in them and sold them on Amazon. Go to the Young Living website or another approved website like FlaxLignanHealth.com to... » Read More Buyer beware, Young Living has a policy that no distributor is allowed to sell on Amazon. So if this seller is a distributor, they are breaking rules and cheating for profit....which makes me ask what else would they do to cheat for profit? Or, if they are not a distributor, WHERE are they getting their oils? Whatever the answer, it is not a "following the rules" answer and you need to question it BECAUSE... some people have taken YL bottles and put cheaper oils in them and sold them on Amazon. Go to the Young Living website or another approved website like FlaxLignanHealth.com to get your oils. Quality counts! « Show Less
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Since most people are hooked on soap suds and chemical fragrances, I do not see this becoming an issue. It is only the intrepid who strike out from the "herd" and try to find new and better ways to do things....and then stick with them despite a lack of convenience. As for your question, really? I mean the world is over-populated anyway, so all the resources are in jeopardy if you want to hold this discussion.