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  1. I found 70% Neem pesticide at Lowe’s Garden Center here in Florida. I mix it one tablespoon per gallon of luke warm water, shake it well and spray it on all my vegetable plants and flowers. It helps somewhat, however I was curious if it was available in 100% strength? Also,
    I have a 10 lb female dog that receives her bath every week, but I heard there is a Neem Shampoo, can you advise me where I can obtain these items in the Pinellas County Area of Florida, or a web site it can be purchased on line.

  2. I was wanting to know where I can buy Neem Oil soap or shampoo in Pinellas County. Looking for another form, other than the pesticide.

  3. Hi Lisa. I’m not sure what’s available locally in your county, but this is where I order most of my products online. They have the best prices, good quality products and they have a large variety of different soaps and shampoos. I highly recommend them. Really good shipping prices as well. Click here for: Neem Soap and here for Neem Shampoo. Just be aware there are Neem pet shampoos among those listed too. If this is your first order you can use this discount code when you check out to get $5 off: WEZ300

    I order most of my superfoods and supplements from them too now. I only get bee pollen locally, because I have found some that’s really good quality and it helps to eat locally sourced pollen if you can find a local source.

  4. Thanks for the informative article and I would like to add a point here to make it even more informative that Neem oil obtained by cold-press method is supposed to be at its purest form with all its vital constituents in exact proportions and less odor. Thus cold-press neem oil is prescribed generally for the personal treatments.

  5. Thank you Adam. I did mention in the article that cold-pressed oil was the best, but thanks for saying more about it.

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