can we sell stuff at the flea market?

[Guest guest]

hi everyone.

 

i am very curious about this question.

 

are people allowed to sell their medicinal tonics and extracts at

flea markets and the general population?

 

the reason why im asking is because i have a few good recipes that

i feel would sell great to the public.

 

things that people need ,like marshmallow syrup for sore throats

and echinacea extract (whole plant) and at least a 100 and 1

different potions from klosses herbal book.

 

so im curiuos as to the legality behind it.

 

im so gung ho about herbolgy that i want to go to school

for chinese herbal medicine.

 

any ideas? im told you cant sell alcohol in the flea market but

apple cider vinegar seems to work in a pinch.

 

would i need a special license? im thinking of making my own

tincures and my own bottles and labeling.

 

im also coming into 50 acres of land this january and feel that

i could grow and sell what i find passionate in my life.

 

so thats my question.

 

ps- hi lisa -remember i asked about the gel caps?

oh man -that was so nasty,i had to wash my tongue twice and eat

anything that would kill the taste. never take oils in the raw.

 

i felt like i scared myself mentally-lol

 

im still looking for soft gell caps -so if you hear about any please

let me know.

 

michael.

[Guest guest]

Call the flea market you where you want to sell and ask them. You probably will need a resale or retail license and you MUST be careful about making claims of what your product is used for, if you say it heals you are in trouble, you can say traditionall or historically these herbs have been used for and have herb books with you to substantuate what you say, but it's better to let them read in the book themselves and come to their own conclusions, I used to work in a health food store and those were the rules, to stay out of trouble with the health dept. and the FDA.

 

 

"michael" <m_cortlandherbal remedies To: herbal remedies Subject: Herbal Remedies - can we sell stuff at the flea market?Sat, 27 Aug 2005 03:29:27 -0000hi everyone.i am very curious about this question.are people allowed to sell their medicinal tonics and extracts at flea markets and the general population?the reason why im asking is because i have a few good recipes that i feel would sell great to the public. things that people need ,like marshmallow syrup for sore throatsand echinacea extract (whole plant) and at least a 100 and 1 different potions from klosses herbal book.so im curiuos as to the legality behind it.im so gung ho about herbolgy that i want to go to school for chinese herbal medicine.any ideas? im told you cant sell alcohol in the flea market but apple cider vinegar seems to work in a pinch.would i need a special license? im thinking of making my own tincures and my own bottles and labeling.im also coming into 50 acres of land this january and feel thati could grow and sell what i find passionate in my life. so thats my question.ps- hi lisa -remember i asked about the gel caps? oh man -that was so nasty,i had to wash my tongue twice and eat anything that would kill the taste. never take oils in the raw.i felt like i scared myself mentally-lolim still looking for soft gell caps -so if you hear about any please let me know.michael.Federal Law requires that we warn you of the following: 1. Natural methods can sometimes backfire. 2. If you are pregnant, consult your physician before using any natural remedy. 3. The Constitution guarantees you the right to be your own physician and toprescribe for your own health. We are not medical doctors although MDs are welcome to post here as long as they behave themselves. Any opinions put forth by the list members are exactly that, and any person following the advice of anyone posting here does so at their own risk. It is up to you to educate yourself. By accepting advice or products from list members, you are agreeing to be fully responsible for your own health, and hold the List Owner and members free of any liability. Dr. Ian ShillingtonDoctor of NaturopathyDr.IanShillington

 

[Guest guest]

hi everyone

 

im just bumping this question up again because i didnt get any

answers to my question. im still interested so if anybody knows the

answers i really would apreciate it.

 

and did anybody find out about " empty liquid gel caps " ?

or how they make them?

 

michael

 

 

herbal remedies , " michael " <m_cortland>

wrote:

> hi everyone.

>

> i am very curious about this question.

>

> are people allowed to sell their medicinal tonics and extracts at

> flea markets and the general population?

>

> the reason why im asking is because i have a few good recipes that

> i feel would sell great to the public.

>

> things that people need ,like marshmallow syrup for sore throats

> and echinacea extract (whole plant) and at least a 100 and 1

> different potions from klosses herbal book.

>

> so im curiuos as to the legality behind it.

>

> im so gung ho about herbolgy that i want to go to school

> for chinese herbal medicine.

>

> any ideas? im told you cant sell alcohol in the flea market but

> apple cider vinegar seems to work in a pinch.

>

> would i need a special license? im thinking of making my own

> tincures and my own bottles and labeling.

>

> im also coming into 50 acres of land this january and feel that

> i could grow and sell what i find passionate in my life.

>

> so thats my question.

>

> ps- hi lisa -remember i asked about the gel caps?

> oh man -that was so nasty,i had to wash my tongue twice and eat

> anything that would kill the taste. never take oils in the raw.

>

> i felt like i scared myself mentally-lol

>

> im still looking for soft gell caps -so if you hear about any

please

> let me know.

>

> michael.

[Guest guest]

A friend of mine has sold everything under the sun at

the flea market. I am sure she has sold herbs there.

 

--- michael <m_cortland wrote:

 

> hi everyone.

>

> i am very curious about this question.

>

> are people allowed to sell their medicinal tonics

> and extracts at

> flea markets and the general population?

>

> the reason why im asking is because i have a few

> good recipes that

> i feel would sell great to the public.

>

> things that people need ,like marshmallow syrup for

> sore throats

> and echinacea extract (whole plant) and at least a

> 100 and 1

> different potions from klosses herbal book.

>

> so im curiuos as to the legality behind it.

>

> im so gung ho about herbolgy that i want to go to

> school

> for chinese herbal medicine.

>

> any ideas? im told you cant sell alcohol in the flea

> market but

> apple cider vinegar seems to work in a pinch.

>

> would i need a special license? im thinking of

> making my own

> tincures and my own bottles and labeling.

>

> im also coming into 50 acres of land this january

> and feel that

> i could grow and sell what i find passionate in my

> life.

>

> so thats my question.

>

> ps- hi lisa -remember i asked about the gel caps?

> oh man -that was so nasty,i had to wash my tongue

> twice and eat

> anything that would kill the taste. never take oils

> in the raw.

>

> i felt like i scared myself mentally-lol

>

> im still looking for soft gell caps -so if you hear

> about any please

> let me know.

>

> michael.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>