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Kettle Care

"For over twenty years, I have been creating pure herbal body care for people who have sensitive skin, including myself! An organic gardener for 27 years, our herbs are grown in NW Montana, where the air and water are clean from the mountains of the Whitefish Range." Products include skin care, facial care, sun care, women's care, hand & foot care, body moisturizers, hair care, baby care, bath & shower, botanical lip care, apothecary, body & massage oils, perfumes, pure essential oils, and more.

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The Keeper Store

“The Keeper is a natural gum rubber cup–similar to the material that is used in baby bottle nipples–that is worn internally, holding (instead of absorbing) monthly menstrual flow…It is environmentally friendly to the earth and to yourself! No paper products to throw away month after month…has a life expectancy of at least 10 years if maintained properly and used as directed…Made and distributed by women, for women.”

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Alaska Wild Harvest

Syrups, sauces, and confections made from birch syrup. Similar to maple syrup, birch syrup is “rich and spicy sweet, with a wonderful caramel-like flavor…produced on our homestead in Alaska’s Susitna Valley, the vast river valley of the Alaska Range. Each spring we collect the sap from the paper birch and evaporate it to syrup in much the same way pure maple syrup is produced. It takes approximately 100 gallons of sap to produce 1 gallon of birch syrup; maple by comparison is approximately 40:1.”

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J.Jill

Flowing and feminine natural fiber clothing for females of all sizes — misses, petite, women and tall. I personally buy a lot of clothes here because the styles are classic and professional, and most of the fabrics are natural fibers (check labels carefully, as not all are natural fibers). Whatever finishes may be on this clothing easily wash out. One of my favorite clothing stores.

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Juniper Ridge

“Wild plant products from the mountains and deserts of the west”. Home and personal products that evoke the natural woodsy smells of the outdoors, made from wildcrafted herbs and plant trimmings. “This business was born out of my love for the wild plants and the outdoors. Everything we do…would be pointless if the plants were harmed by our harvesting activities. As such, we always harvest with permission and in a sustainable and responsible manner…When we harvest Juniper we prune around the bottom of tall tress and every year, the trees respond vigorously to the pruning by putting on new growth.” I love these products because they really speak of the wild places they come from. Like Douglas Fir tea–when I lived in California, I learned that the local natives in the forest where I lived drank Doug Fir tea. It smells and tastes like Christmas trees and my own forest. Choose from teas, sachets and incense, medicinal herbs, wild herb soaps, and wild foodstuffs like birch tree syrup and wild berry jams. “We also give 10 percent of our profits to groups that defend western wilderness, so when you buy our products not only are you getting a gift from the wild, you are also helping preserve it.”

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Jonathan’s Wild Cherry Spoons

All kinds of beautiful cherrywood kitchen utensils, handmade in Pennsylvania from locally harvested wood. “My utensils have a unique sense of balance and warmth because they are designed with the hand and purpose in mind. In all of my work I strive for a balance of the use in the tactile and esthetic qualities, with the use of utility and purpose.” I first learned about this company when I purchased a pair of tongs in a store. I was drawn to them because of their simple beauty for a utilitarian everyday object.

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Janice’s

Yes, there really is a Janice and she was one of the first to make natural fiber beds and bedding for people with multiple chemical sensitivities. They sell innerspring and natural latex foam mattresses, plus their own barrier-cloth covered pillows, organic bedlinens, and natural fiber mattress pads. “Whenever articles are not obtainable through traditional manufacturing sources, we produce them in our own sewing room with our 100% cotton fabrics and batting. When necessary, we carefully wash and rinse fabrics prior to construction. Our seamstresses are experts in their crafts and maintain the sewing room in immaculate condition. As a contamination precaution, our employees do not smoke or wear perfumed products while at work.”

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Janice’s

Yes, there really is a Janice. Since 1979, when she started this business to meet her own needs, this catalog has been a main source of supply for people with multiple chemical sensitivities. Physicians all over the country refer their patients to them. They offer the purest bedding, bath, kitchen and personal items available. When articles are not obtainable through traditional manufacturing sources, they produce them in our own sewing room with their 100% cotton fabrics and batting. They carefully wash and rinse fabrics prior to construction. As a contamination precaution, employees do not smoke or wear perfumed products while at work. Products include baby bedding, beds and bedding, cellophane bags, fabrics, household, clothing for men and women, and personal care products.

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