open mind. I've heard an explanation of the various grades of oils
before, and it didn't sound logical to me, either. I think it's
possible that it's simply something that people who were with another
oil company learned and believed and passed on. What is important to
me is not that there are different grades of oil, but that doTerra is
the only oil company I know of that independently tests their
essential oils for purity and quality. I don't know if other
essential oils are as good as doTerra, but I am certain that they are
not better, because of this certification process. Although this
article mentions doTerra, it doesn't actually say anything bad about
them, and when I went to the link they provided and tried to search
the site, nothing came up. So, if I were you, I'd simply point out
that the article is more about terminology than challenging the purity
of our oils, and reassure her that she can be certain of the quality
because the oils are tested independently.
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