Vitamins & Supplements in Loveland, CO

“I stopped in to explore options for improving sleep. To be honest, I was initially a bit hesitant to go inside, as I had very little knowledge about the available products. Unfortunately, I cannot recall the name of the gentleman who assisted me, but he was exceptionally courteous and took the time to explain the technical aspects of the products in a way that put me completely at ease. As a result, I made a purchase that day. Although I do not live nearby, this experience has made this store my preferred online destination for future purchases. Thank you again for the outstanding service.”

“I love Orion's Apothecary, It's the only place I buy my chap sticks, and CBD products. They are always, kind, professional and attentive. I highly recommend checking them out.”

“I love their Pura Cleanse capsules! I take 2 every morning and they keep me “regular” and feeling great!! I had horrible bouts of constipation for the last few years and this is the only thing that helps me!! I also take their Vitamin C and Turmeric capsules. Thank you so much for your wonderful products!!”

“Truly blown away by how great and helpful these products are. My mom gave me some of their CBN claiming it was the best sleep remedy she’s used and I tried it and agree completely. I purchased the CBG for daytime use and found it super helpful for calm and focus. I also had a small issue with an order that was not the Selah Organics fault but they stepped in to resolve it quickly for me. Highly recommended!”

“The Eden Valley Country Store has a lot of organic products, natural supplements, vegan and vegetarian meat substitute options, and dry herbs, grains, and legumes. It's like a tiny Trader Joe's in the country. You'll find only plant-based products here, as well as books on health and wellness with a Christian spin.

For those who are fans of Barbara O'Neill, the store has copies of her latest books, as well as the renown Anna's Wild Yam Cream. There are options to order online, or come in person.

Also, the farm has recently opened added fresh produce to the lineup of purchasable items at the Country Store, rather than opening the farm stand near the main entrance. The store is open to the public.

I've been to the store, and Kara is a friendly store manager. The store is small, in my opinion, but it's maintained well, especially since they've installed the new integrated electronic point of sale system. It really speeds up checkout.

One product I see there that I rarely see is Carob Almonds/Peanuts/Raisins (okay, that's 3 products). Though they can't truly replace chocolate, for those whose health requirements call for avoiding caffeine, these are a Godsend. They have Loma Linda Big Franks, for those who love hotdogs, and lots of cookbooks.

The prices are kind of high, relative to what I feel comfortable purchasing, considering I'm from a place where things were much cheaper, but these prices are reasonable for Colorado. I've seen people come through with a cart, and leave with a carload of goods, they must be doing something right.

My advice? Come check it out for yourself. Not everything in the store is listed on the website, it's best to see it in person and get a feel for the place, and get some fresh produce while you're at it. I had a strawberry from the farm the other day, and now I know what everyone at the farmers markets have been raving about. It's not just the flavor, but the minerals and utter health of the produce that makes the difference.

Challenge: Go to Walmart, buy strawberries, then go to the Country Store, buy strawberries (while they're in season). Write a review of your own. Taste the difference. That's all I can say. WOW!

UPDATE: The Eden Valley Country Store has gone through some remodeling recently, now there's a place for fresh vegetables, the bins for scooping bulk foods have disappeared, as well as the bottles of herbs.

Now, if you want an herb or spice specially packed, you can request it from the register and they'll pack a special order for you by weight. It seems they have a library of all kinds of medicinal herbs.

Loveland is certainly blessed to have such a resource in it's backyard. Just note, you won't find any opioids there, incase you're wondering.

I haven't really tried the online experience yet, but I do know they've been trying to improve it lately. It seems pretty convenient to be able to get specially made teas, herbs, and so on online, while supporting local businesses. Two thumbs up!”

“I walked in yesterday looking for bicarb, which GNC did not have. The gentleman working there yesterday knew I wasn't going to buy anything since they did not have what I was looking for, yet was so kind to me. He does a lot of research, even on products the store doesn't sell and talked to me about bicarb for a while. Then he offered me trial free gels. He went above and beyond. I wish I caught his name. Maybe I'll go back to catch his name because he deserves a shout out. Thank you!”