For Sale: 100% Cold Pressed Neem Oil with Azadiracthin

100% Cold Pressed Neem Oil with Azadiracthin 
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Neem Oil and 360 Degrees Nozzle Sprayer - TRG 2014

I am selling 100% Cold Pressed Neem Oil with Azadiracthin
and all its natural pressed components.

The 100% Cold Pressed Neem Oil I am selling 
was imported from India and is manufactured by Parker Neem Oil of India.

Neem Oil has been used in India for centuries and it has many uses
including uses in the garden.

Azadirachtin, a component in Neem Oil, can inhibit feeding
 and other systems of over 200 insects.

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I decided to sell 100% Cold Pressed Neem Oil with Azadiracthin because it is pure with no components added or removed by the manufacturer. Many products you buy in stores have had the Azadiracthin removed. This is commonly called clarified hydrophobic extract of neem seed oil. It will be listed as the main ingredient. I wanted to offer the cold pressed product with all its components.

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