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I bought lots of jars from them...prices were great and so was the service. Would recommend them.

I've spent hours searching for such molds. I found the guest bar molds or the mini molds but they weren't perfect. They didn't fill the tin the way I wanted them to. So I bit the bullet and had custom molds made. Definitely not cheap but sure saves a lot of time and headaches.

If that is the way the store wants to do it then there is nothing wrong with doing it that way. The bar code is for their inventory keeping purposes. In my stores, my clients just pull up their inventory on the computer and can tell me which scents have sold. It saves them time rather than having to go over and physically count the product to tell me what they need. If this is your only account, then you don't have to worry about it. But if you plan on getting other accounts with more precise inventory programs, they will want you to have a code for each scent, etc. I'm not sure how your client will be able to tell you which scents they are out of without actually counting them. But if that is the way they do it, then you don't have to worry about it.

I purchased 10 codes from buyabarcode.com and have no problems whatsoever. The service was great and I received my codes within 3 hours. They work great in all the stores that carry my products including a local health food chain. Best wishes!

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hmmmm.... let me tell what just happened to me. I started using them as my host last year. The customer service was non-existent. I switched hosts but my domain was registered with them for a year. This past month, I received a notice from them that my domain was about to expire. I decided to renew for another year. THEY CHARGED ME FOR TWO YEARS! When I called them to request that they credit me for a year, they told me that it was too late. They had registered me for two years and it couldn't be changed. I spend literally hours trying to talk to someone but could never get through. They left me on hold forever. I am now in the long process of reporting this to my cc company, etc. BEWARE!

Yes, Frank. That would be very helpful. I still haven't received a response to my e-mail inquiry so please take this opportunity to explain these details to us.

Do any of you HCM users know what the status of the HCM updates is? I tried to e-mail the staff but haven't received any response. I'm not sure they received my e-mail. I didn't want to bother Sharon since I just learned of her illness. Any updates you can provide me regarding the status of HCM in general would be much appreciated. Thank you.

You may already be aware of this but Royal Aromatics is now Trilogy Fragrances, Inc., with the same personnel, etc. They still carry many of the RA fragrances. You can contact the General Manager, Jennifer Genovese at 732-922-2520 ext. 133 or e-mail her at jgenovese@trilogyfragrances.com. I'm sure she would be happy to help you. I love their fragrances and their natural oils and so do my clients. HTH. :smiley2:

I really like the ones from Trilogy Fragrances (f/k/a Royal Aromatics) but they do require a minimum. Also MMS offers good essential oils for a reasonable price. HTH

I use them all the time. The edges come out fairly clean, but not as clean as premium business card stock. I personally don't have issues with the edges. They pass through multiple times beautifully in my printer as long as it is the whole sheet. You have to run the whole sheet. When I first tried them, I printed and removed just a few and then tried to run the remaining sheet through another time. It jammed up. Of course each printer may be different. All said, they work for me. Hope this helps.

Thanks so much you two. I really appreciate your help.

Thanks so much for the info. I can't wait to add this to my line.

Would any of you mathmeticians out there be willing to check my calculation? My EO is safe for skin use up to 1.75%. I am adding this to 12 oz. of melted oils and butters. Based on the formulas found in this forum, I calculate that no more than 6.2 ml or 1.26 teaspoons should be used in my formula. Sure hope I'm right or I have to go back to kindergarten. Thanks a bunch.

With all that I read about Emu oil, I think I have decided to add it to my foot care product because of its transdermal properties. However, I recently learned that Avocado Oil has the highest penetration rate of any of the similar vegetable oils. Has anyone had a chance to compare the two? If so, how does the consistency compare and which do you feel has the better penetration rate? I like the idea of using a veggie oil because some of my clients wouldn't purchase anything with animal fat. However, I really do want to use the most effective oil in my products. Any info is much appreciated. Thanks.