--- product_id: 4364356 title: "Now Solutions, Neem Oil, Made from Neem Seed Oil, 1 fl. oz" brand: "now foods" price: "€ 19.86" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Now Foods" url: https://www.desertcart.gr/products/4364356-now-solutions-neem-oil-made-from-neem-seed-oil-1 store_origin: GR region: Greece --- # 100% cold-pressed pure neem oil Rich in nourishing fatty acids GMP A-rated certified quality Now Solutions, Neem Oil, Made from Neem Seed Oil, 1 fl. oz **Brand:** now foods **Price:** € 19.86 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🌿 Unlock nature’s secret weapon for radiant, calm skin—pure neem power in every drop! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Now Solutions, Neem Oil, Made from Neem Seed Oil, 1 fl. oz by now foods - **How much does it cost?** € 19.86 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.gr](https://www.desertcart.gr/products/4364356-now-solutions-neem-oil-made-from-neem-seed-oil-1) ## Best For - now foods enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted now foods brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Pure & Potent:** Cold-pressed, solvent-free neem seed oil for maximum natural efficacy - • **Trusted Legacy:** From NOW, a family-owned brand since 1968, trusted by wellness pros worldwide - • **Certified Excellence:** NPA A-rated GMP certification ensures premium quality and safety - • **Nourishing & Soothing:** Naturally rich in fatty acids, delivering gentle relief and skin nourishment - • **Single Ingredient Power:** 100% Azadirachta Indica seed oil—no fillers, just pure botanical goodness ## Overview NOW Solutions Neem Oil is a 1 fl. oz bottle of pure, cold-pressed neem seed oil, rich in fatty acids and free from solvents. Certified with an NPA A-rated GMP seal, it guarantees premium quality and potency. This single-ingredient oil offers natural soothing benefits similar to tea tree oil, ideal for skin relief and nourishment. Produced by NOW, a trusted family-owned brand since 1968, it’s a must-have for professionals seeking clean, effective skincare solutions. ## Description Azadirachta indica Condition: Skin in need of natural relief from irritation and other skin issues. Solution: Pure Neem Oil is cold-pressed and solvent-free from wildcrafted Neem seeds. It's mild, nourishing and naturally rich in fatty acids, and has similar properties to that of tea tree. Review: Removed a wart on the back of my hand that I had had for months very happy with the product - Amazing stuff!! I had a wart on the top of my hand for months and this name oil using it daily with a short time of a month or more had it totally gone. I can’t say that I like the odor. It really stinks, but I would use it at night before bed and it really did the job. The war is gone totally and has not reappeared and it has been over a month.. I have no idea how it works for other things but if you need a warrant removed, this is great Review: This is a great oil. I personally use it in the bath ... - This is a great oil. I personally use it in the bath to help with dry itchy skin. I follow it up with a home made lotion with a few drops of Neem oil in it. Has kind of a different smell but not bad especially when only using one drop per bath. I love the dropper lid it makes it easy to get the exact amount of oil I want to use. I really like now products they have a large selection for a great price. I like to put the oils I use to rub on topically in roller bottles. I dilute them 1:1 when I put them in the bottle. It is then easy to pick up the roller bottle and use without having to go through the hassle of diluting it each time I use it. It also keeps the oils off my fingers so I am less likely to rub my eyes and get essential oils in them. I love to have them diffusing throughout my house and I think they make a world of difference when I have a cold and diffuse them in my room at night. So what’s the deal with the FDA and essential oils? The FDA regulates products by their intended use; Cosmetic, drug, both cosmetic and drug, or other like laundry soap. How does the FDA determine a products intended use? By the marketing claims made in the labeling, advertising, and websites regarding those products. So what is the difference in how a product is classified? If the product is intended only to cleanse the body, make the person more attractive, or make them smell better it is a cosmetic. Cosmetics do not have to have FDA approval before they go on the market. The FDA will however take action if they have reliable information showing that it is unsafe for consumers. If the product is intended for a therapeutic use such as treating or preventing a disease then it is a drug. If it is classified as a drug it must meet strict safety guidelines as well as have ample research done to prove that it treats or prevents what it claims to treat or prevent before being placed on the market. [...] So why is this effecting essential oils? Currently essential oils are classified as cosmetic which means companies do not need FDA approval to market and sell their product. So why not market essential oils as drugs and have the FDA start regulating them? It take around 12 years and costs drug companies millions in product research and testing to get a newly developed drug approved by the FDA. [...] If you think the price of essential oils is expensive now the price would sky rocket if essential oil companies had to pay to go through the process of acquiring FDA approval prior to marking their product. So what does that mean for us as essential oil consumers? I personally love essential oils and am in no way ready to give them up or pay triple the price for them. It does mean however that we as consumers need to use them responsibly. Just as a medical doctor would never prescribe a patient a medication without knowing from experience or looking up the medication dose and route in a PDR. You should never use an essential oil for a supplement in your health maintenance without first looking up the dose and route in which it should be used. It is also important to know what contraindication or when you should avoid specific oils. I know that looking up information on essential oils can be hard to find especially with the FDA looking into essential oil companies. That is forcing the removal of all information regarding the therapeutic properties of essential oils. I personally have a book that I use to look up the dose and route as well as which oils to avoid based on my state of health. I know there are several books and websites out there with this information if you are using essential oils please take the time to look them up and use them responsibly. ## Features - PURE: Pure Neem Oil is cold-pressed and solvent-free from wildcrafted neem seeds - RICH IN FATTY ACIDS: It's mild, nourishing and naturally rich in fatty acids. It has similar properties to that of tea tree - SINGLE INGREDIENT: Azadirachta Indica (Neem) Seed Oil - GMP Quality Assured: NPA A-rated GMP certification means that every aspect of the NOW manufacturing process has been examined, including our laboratory/testing methods (for stability, potency, and product formulation) - Founded in 1968 by Elwood Richard, NOW is one of the largest independent, family- and employee-owned manufacturers of natural products ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B000XPGPXS | | Best Sellers Rank | #87,409 in Beauty & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care ) #723 in Body Oils | | Brand | NOW Foods | | Brand Name | NOW Foods | | Color | Yellow/Green | | Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 3,438 Reviews | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00733739077332 | | Item Form | Liquid | | Item Nype Name | Personal Care | | Item Volume | 1 fluid ounces | | Item Weight | 2.88 ounces | | Liquid Volume | 1 fluid ounces | | Manufacturer | NOW Sports - Nutrition and Wellness | | Manufacturer Part Number | 7733 | | Material Features | Vegan | | Model Number | 7733 | | Number of Items | 1 | | Other Special Features of the Product | Pure | | Product Benefits | Soothing | | Recommended Uses For Product | Hair Care; Body Care; Facial Care | | Scent | Neem | | Scent Name | Neem | | Special Feature | Pure | | Special Ingredients | Neem | | UPC | 733739077332 | | Unit Count | 1 Fluid Ounces | ## Product Details - **Brand:** NOW - **Item Volume:** 1 fluid ounces - **Product Benefits:** Soothing - **Scent:** Neem - **Special Feature:** Pure ## Images ![Now Solutions, Neem Oil, Made from Neem Seed Oil, 1 fl. oz - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61QzUwJ8kaL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: Is this product processed in the u.s.a., shipped from the u.s.a., or both? if not processed here, then where?** A: On the bottle is printed "Manufactured by NOW Foods, Bloomindale, IL 60108, USA" Also, on the bottle is the website for more info: www.nowfoods.com **Q: Would Neem oil help painful neuropathy in toes?** A: don't know, I use it in my hair mix with my oils **Q: Is it good on big pimples/blackheads?** A: I do not use this oil to treat my pimples nor blackheads. I use it on my dry and brittle hair. **Q: How does it smell?** A: The last Neem oil I had, which wasn't this brand but was also pure Neem oil, smelled like over ripe bananas to me but it seems that it smells different to different people. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Removed a wart on the back of my hand that I had had for months very happy with the product *by J***L on October 6, 2026* Amazing stuff!! I had a wart on the top of my hand for months and this name oil using it daily with a short time of a month or more had it totally gone. I can’t say that I like the odor. It really stinks, but I would use it at night before bed and it really did the job. The war is gone totally and has not reappeared and it has been over a month.. I have no idea how it works for other things but if you need a warrant removed, this is great ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This is a great oil. I personally use it in the bath ... *by J***N on March 17, 2016* This is a great oil. I personally use it in the bath to help with dry itchy skin. I follow it up with a home made lotion with a few drops of Neem oil in it. Has kind of a different smell but not bad especially when only using one drop per bath. I love the dropper lid it makes it easy to get the exact amount of oil I want to use. I really like now products they have a large selection for a great price. I like to put the oils I use to rub on topically in roller bottles. I dilute them 1:1 when I put them in the bottle. It is then easy to pick up the roller bottle and use without having to go through the hassle of diluting it each time I use it. It also keeps the oils off my fingers so I am less likely to rub my eyes and get essential oils in them. I love to have them diffusing throughout my house and I think they make a world of difference when I have a cold and diffuse them in my room at night. So what’s the deal with the FDA and essential oils? The FDA regulates products by their intended use; Cosmetic, drug, both cosmetic and drug, or other like laundry soap. How does the FDA determine a products intended use? By the marketing claims made in the labeling, advertising, and websites regarding those products. So what is the difference in how a product is classified? If the product is intended only to cleanse the body, make the person more attractive, or make them smell better it is a cosmetic. Cosmetics do not have to have FDA approval before they go on the market. The FDA will however take action if they have reliable information showing that it is unsafe for consumers. If the product is intended for a therapeutic use such as treating or preventing a disease then it is a drug. If it is classified as a drug it must meet strict safety guidelines as well as have ample research done to prove that it treats or prevents what it claims to treat or prevent before being placed on the market. [...] So why is this effecting essential oils? Currently essential oils are classified as cosmetic which means companies do not need FDA approval to market and sell their product. So why not market essential oils as drugs and have the FDA start regulating them? It take around 12 years and costs drug companies millions in product research and testing to get a newly developed drug approved by the FDA. [...] If you think the price of essential oils is expensive now the price would sky rocket if essential oil companies had to pay to go through the process of acquiring FDA approval prior to marking their product. So what does that mean for us as essential oil consumers? I personally love essential oils and am in no way ready to give them up or pay triple the price for them. It does mean however that we as consumers need to use them responsibly. Just as a medical doctor would never prescribe a patient a medication without knowing from experience or looking up the medication dose and route in a PDR. You should never use an essential oil for a supplement in your health maintenance without first looking up the dose and route in which it should be used. It is also important to know what contraindication or when you should avoid specific oils. I know that looking up information on essential oils can be hard to find especially with the FDA looking into essential oil companies. That is forcing the removal of all information regarding the therapeutic properties of essential oils. I personally have a book that I use to look up the dose and route as well as which oils to avoid based on my state of health. I know there are several books and websites out there with this information if you are using essential oils please take the time to look them up and use them responsibly. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ then move on to another treatment because neem is not going to start smelling any better. I've used it for several years and I . *by M***Y on August 1, 2016* Yes, neem stinks. It always has. Always will. If you can't get past that, then move on to another treatment because neem is not going to start smelling any better. I've used it for several years and I have to admit that I don't care for the scent but it works so I'm willing to ignore the way it smells in lieu of results. However, the scent seems to dissipate after awhile and no one close to me (husband) has mentioned that I reek of old rotten onions so my scent masking with other oils seems to have worked. You can mask the scent with a strongly scented essential oil that is also useful for the same purpose as what you are using neem. For example, lavender is good for skin, peppermint is good for mouth care, rosemary for hair etc so mix in these essential oils to reduce the odor of neem without sacrificing it's efficacy. Now has good products of each. I use neem in toothpaste, deodorant, facial skin care, rashes, any skin issue, on finger and toenails to strength them, on scalp, and mixes with shampoo. Neem is useful in healing skin issues and creating/restoring the balance of the normal functions of your skin and related structures such as interior of mouth, scalp, nails and hair. It improved a friend's psoriasis on the leg, moderate degree of psoriasis and about 4-5 inches diameter. It didn't cure it but made it much better fairly soon as in 1-2 months of daily use. However, over time, that patch on her leg has almost disappeared to the degree that she believes long-term use of neem has helped restore her skin integrity. Mind you this was not immediate, ie took 6-8 months and she uses it regularly to maintain. I make no claims but do know this one case of neem helping psoriasis. It has helped reduce scalp itching and hair thinning for someone else I know, but frankly, she was a hot mess of stress after losing her husband (and stress can cause scalp/hair problems) but her scalp itching subsided and her hair thinning slowed after neem. It's one of my go-to products for any skin rash and I use it preventatively for general skin care. See ayurvedic information online re neem as they've been using neem for centuries. It's not a miracle cure, virtually nothing is, but it helps many issues and actually fixes some of them. ## Frequently Bought Together - NOW Foods Solutions, Neem Oil, 100% Pure, Made From Azadirachta Indica (Neem) Seed Oil, Natural Relief from Irritation and Other Skin Issues, 1-Ounce, Ingredients: 100% pure neem oil - NOW Essential Oils, Cedarwood Oil, Strengthening Aromatherapy Scent, Steam Distilled, 100% Pure, Vegan, Child Resistant Cap, 1-Ounce - Brooklyn Botany Turmeric Essential Oil - Huge 4 Fl Oz - 100% Pure and Natural - Premium Grade with Dropper - for Aromatherapy and Diffuser --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.gr/products/4364356-now-solutions-neem-oil-made-from-neem-seed-oil-1](https://www.desertcart.gr/products/4364356-now-solutions-neem-oil-made-from-neem-seed-oil-1) --- *Product available on Desertcart Greece* *Store origin: GR* *Last updated: 2026-11-10*