Optimally Organic Best sellers, deals & our review

About Optimally Organic

Optimally Organic is a small supplement company selling fulvic mineral drops, liquid herbal extracts, freeze-dried superfood powders, herbal teas, and bee products. Its about page describes Optimally Organic, Inc. as a family held and funded corporation, lists a customer service address in Westlake Village, California, and a corporate address in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and says 10% of company profits go to nonprofits. ### What's in the catalog

The store carries 46 products with a median price of $44.95. The signature line is Fulvic Ionic Minerals, sold in three strengths: X100 ($34.95), X200 ($54.95), and X350 ($69.95), plus multi-bottle bundles of the X350 (three bottles for $179.85). The site markets these as cold-water extracted, plant-based fulvic and humic acid. Liquid extracts come in 2oz bottles under the Raw Earth and Optimally Organic names. Single-herb extracts such as Ginkgo Biloba ($19.95), Ginger Root, Turmeric Root, and Milk Thistle Seed ($24.95 each) are the affordable end. Blended extracts with names like Natural Energy, Sleep Wellness, Purify, and Lymph Cleanse run $28.95 to $47.95. Powders are sold by the half pound, including Wheatgrass Juice Powder ($39.95), Barley Grass Juice Powder ($37.95), SuperGreens Powder ($49.95), and Acerola Cherry Powder ($44.95). There's also Essiac Tea in tea bag cut or powder ($44.95), wild Canadian Chaga granules, Marine Phytoplankton, red pine needle oil, and YS Eco Bee Farms propolis and royal jelly capsules. ### A note on product claims

Several extracts carry names tied to specific conditions or outcomes, such as Prostate Relief, Menopause Comfort, Candida Cleanse, and Weight-loss Accelerator, and the about page makes broad claims about synthetic supplements. These are dietary supplements, not treatments. Read ingredient lists, and talk to your doctor before using any extract, especially if you take medication or are pregnant. ### Shipping and returns

This is where the store falls short. The shipping policy charges a flat rate for domestic orders (including Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Guam, and the US Virgin Islands) and for international orders. It says orders are usually shipped within 24 to 48 hours, but also asks you to allow up to 14 days for packaging and carrier pickup and 9 to 21 business days for delivery. International buyers pay customs and taxes. The refund policy is strict: all sales are final, with no refunds, exchanges, or returns under any conditions, citing the perishable nature of the products. Incorrect shipments must be reported within 7 days, and refused orders are credited minus a 20% restocking fee plus shipping. On the plus side, the company lists a phone number and email for help.

What stands out

• Fulvic mineral range. X100, X200, and X350 strengths plus multi-bottle bundles.
• Cold-water extracts. 2oz liquid extracts marketed as using a patented cold water extraction process.
• Freeze-dried powders. Wheatgrass and barley grass juice powders listed as never heated or irradiated.
• Charitable giving. The company says it donates 10% of profits to nonprofits.

Our favorite Optimally Organic products

• Acerola Cherry Powder (1/2 lb): Raw freeze-dried whole acerola cherry powder by the half pound at $44.95.
• Fulvic Ionic Minerals X100: The entry strength of the brand's signature fulvic ionic minerals at $34.95, a lower-risk way to try it under an all-sales-final policy.
• Weight loss- 3 Bottles of Fulvic Ionic Minerals X350: A 180-day supply of the strongest X350 formula for $179.85, about $59.95 per bottle versus $69.95 for one.
• Wheatgrass Juice Powder (1/2 LB): Half a pound of organic, US-grown wheatgrass that the listing says is juiced before freeze drying, for $39.95.
• Ginkgo Biloba Extract 2oz: The cheapest 2oz single-herb extract in the top sellers at $19.95.