FAQ

Essential Oils are aromatic compounds derived from plants that are usually produced through fractional steam distillation, supercritical gas extraction (usually with carbon dioxide), or through cold pressing. Essential oils are used in aromatherapy, cosmetics, perfumery, medicines, dietary supplements, cleaning products, as food additives among many other uses. 

Essential oils can be used in numerous ways. A few examples are:

• Diluted in a carrier oil and used on the skin
• Added to aromatherapy diffusers or diffused into the air using steam
• Added to soaps, lotions, creams, and other cosmetics as well as candles for their scent

While Avision Natural Products essential oils are pure and aromatherapy grade, we are legally required to state that all products (including essential oils) sold by us are not for internal use. We do not ever recommend ingesting essential oils as they contain extremely concentrated organic compounds, some of which can be extremely toxic if taken internally. 

Please consult the cautions and statements section of an essential oil page to see the necessary steps needed to safely use a particular essential oil. 

We recommend a skin test before use of any oil to ensure you are not hypersensitive to any of the compounds. To perform a skin test, take 1 part essential oil and dilute in 20 parts carrier oil then apply a small amount to a small area of the skin (recommended somewhere out of sight such as the underside of the arm) if redness, swelling, or a rash form stop use immediately and consult a physician. 

Failure to follow cautions and warning statements could result in serious harm and Avision LLC. can not be held responsible. 

At Avision Natural Products, we sell essential oils without gimmicks. Rather than spending large sums of money trademarking phrases to trick our customers, or making grand statements about the effects of essential oils we simply sell you the best quality oils at the cheapest prices. We purchase our oils in larger quantities and sell them to you at a discount in smaller quantities.