Where to buy Dr. Bronner's Castille Soaps?

Hi

where can you buy castle soap ? ive looked in all the drug stores , chain stores and here and there but no luck, any ideas?

thanks

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Quite a few of the bigger grocery chains have added an "organic" section that usually includes Health and beauty items. If they have Dr. Bronner's, it will most likely be in that area rather than with the other soaps.

I've found Dr. Bronners "unscented baby mild" soap is perfect for a good old fashioned hot, soapy enema, just like I got when I was growing up! Effective, but not irritating. I get it at Wild Oats here in California, and always make a point of telling the cashier what I'm going to use it for!

I get "castile" soap at my local up-scale supermarket.

Do a search for it on the internet. You can find some pretty good prices even after considering the shipping cost.

To be specific, every GNC store I have ever looked at has Dr. Bronner's in several "flavors", my favorite being of course the peppermint. Feels nice and cool as you expel and helps cover up some of those "other smells".

I usually order my Dr. Bronner's castile pepermint or any other varieties that are available through Amazon, they usually have a variety of sizes available from 16 oz. to a gallon. I prefer the pepermint.

I've found Dr. Bronner's at Drug Emporium. Also like the Kirks.

While Castile works very well, there are many mild and non-scented glycerine soaps that make for a very good and non-cramping enema.

Here is the link to the Dr. Bronner's page where they list international distributors for their products. I note that they have one in Vancouver, so I suspect that they can help you find a retailer. The peppermint is in the humble opinion of many E fans the BEST enema soap in the know universe. Hope this helps!

http://www.drbronner.com/drb_faq_5.html

Warren

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In Vancouver the "Choices" stores. They are a health oriented grocery store. Their website lists the locations.

Dr. Bronners is widely available. The peppermint is the best. I generally give enemas to subs in a series of three. The first is one quart and contains two tablespoons of this magic elixr. The scent is marvelous and it really makes my subs squirm. A one quart rinse of clear water follows and then a two quart rinse.

I bought the Baby version. They didn't have the Peppermint. The first time I used it boy did it want to come out quick. A couple of rinses and things where great. The next time, I had no trouble holding it for half an hour with a more comfortable release.

I managed to get some peppermint oil and added a few drops to my clean out this morning. I have to say an interesting experience. A very nice tingle and a very flushing expulsion. The change in odor was also very welcome.

As far as I know, all GNC stores carry Dr. Bronner's castile soaps. Like many enema fans, I like the peppermint, smells nice and gives you a nice tingle while expelling...

Whole Foods sells many varieties of Dr. Bronner's. Internet sources include enemasupply.com, bethtyler.com and optimalhealthnetwork.com. There are many more; just use google. Good hunting.

I have purchased enema soap on line,but it cost more because of shipping.Buying in bulk is the cheapest way to go.Whatever you do,don't buy your soap by the single packet,you'll pay an arm an a leg for it.

Target carries two sizes of Dr Bronners liquid castile soap in three or four "flavors". They also carry castile bar soap. It's not in the soap aisle, it's past the cosmetics aisle.

I can't find Dr. Bronners locally so I end up ordering it on-line from one of the usual drugstore sites. I get a couple 32oz bottles at a time, and add a few other sundry items to get the order total up to where you can usually get free shipping. I also like to throw in a few bottles of liquid glycerin and suppos. 😃

VitaminShoppe carries Dr. Bronner's in its 400+ stores and online. Online $12.49/quart; store matches online price if store price is higher.

Vitacost.com has it for $10.32/quart+ 4.99 shipping.

VitaminDeal.com charges $8.25/quart+ 6.99, but has free shipping on orders over $150.00

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Regards.

I buy my soap at a health food/vitiman store such as GNC or Vitiman World. Also my local grocery store (Shop Rite) has a natural products section and they have the Dr. Bonners bars of soap. 😎

Most Shop Rite Stores

Target carries it in the cosmetic isle

Vitamine Shop Stores

All have it on-line

You can buy Dr. Bronner's soaps at Target

You can get castile soap in just about any food or health food store.

If you don't see it, just ask. Chances are they do have it.

I bought Kirk's Castile soap in the grocery section at Meijer's.

Hello everyone! I've been a voyeur on here for quite some time, I started an account to try to get this question answered.

I was inspired the other night to give Susie's rough ride a try. I was all excited for it, I had everything I needed except the Dr. Bronners soap. No worries, I had some shopping to do that night so I figured I'd get some while I was out. I checked Walmart, Target, several health and beauty stores, and several pharmacies such as CVS. All that and no luck.

Needless to say I was extremely disappointed, I had to just make do with a glycerin and peppermint enema 😃 So where can I buy the stuff without ordering off the internet?

I also picked up a bottle of Burt's Bees citrus and ginger body wash. Its an excellent body wash, but can I use it in an enema? And if so can it be a suitable replacement for Dr. Bronners?

The website seems to have a store locator.

http://www.drbronner.com/locator/index.php

GNC stores generally carry the full line of Dr. Bronner's products and if you're in a health food store that doesn't have at least a small selection, I wouldn't trade there.

Not sure where you're located but our Target carries a number of Dr. Bronner "flavors" in 2 different size bottles. It's a little pricey ($17 for the big bottle) but a little goes a long way. Has anyone ever read the entire label?

I have found that Whole Foods usually carries it.

Thanks, I'll check out GNC when I get around to it. Does anyone know about the Burt's Bees cirus and Ginger body wash?