DoTerra dealers in my area tell me buying oils on line at this site are watered-down oils. Is this true or are they certified doTerra products?

Beyond the obvious math problem of how can a seller on Amazon can sell it for less than they can buy it for from Doterra and not water it down to make profit, one of the most overlooked issues is that if you buy if from Doterra as an advocate (which might cost a few dollars more than getting them directly from an Amazon supplier and hoping that you get certified oil), is that as an advocate you can earn a percentage back on the oil purchase than can increase up to 30% of the total oil order. Essentially, that is free money that you can use to purchase more oil for no extra money.

What are the oils in the introductory kit?

Lemon, peppermint and lavender.

Does the cd tell whaat oils to use for what purpose? I have been looking online but can't find that information.

No really, it's basically an advertisement for doTerra. They do sell a book titled Modern Essentials (you can get it on Amazon) that tells the purposes of oils, specifically theirs which in many cases applies to generic ones also (lavender, orange, etc).

ASIN	B004O25SY8
Amazon Bestseller	#258,518 in Health & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Health & Personal Care ) #4,854 in Essential Oil Singles
Brand	doTERRA
Brand Name	doTERRA
Customer Reviews	4.6 out of 5 stars 3,736 Your Review
Item Form	Drop
Item Volume	5 Milliliters
Liquid Volume	15 Milliliters
Manufacturer	doTERRA
Material Feature	Natural
Material Features	Natural
UPC	885467911164 885706860314 885384518835 885550188459
Unit Count	1 Count

doTERRA Essential Oils Introductory Kit by doTERRA [Parallel import goods]

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