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I'm not a client of this stuff, just wanted to pop in to say that it's a little unfair to call this nonsense when you can purchase cheaper at walmart etc.
Saje is pricier, no doubt. We have 2 Saje diffusers, 1 no-brand diffuser, lots of saje diffusing oils and lots of no-brand diffusing oils. Saje oils smells are way better than the generic essential oils you buy off amazon.
I own 3 sage diffusers. I also own 4 diffusers that I bought from amazon. I am a diffuseraholic. Both of them more or less operate the same. The oils on the other hand are a different story. If you look on the back of the diffuser blends that sage sells, they are a mix of a bunch of diffusers that can be bought on amazon. For example, the celebrate diffuser blend - i tested by combining all the oils (ingredients can be found behind the bottles)i bought from amazon. Put one drop each into the diffuser and almost got the same smell (had 1 or 2 ingredients missing) yes its a little bit of a hassle but heck you can get the oils wayyyy cheaper at amazon. For the price of 2 sage bottles at regular price you can get a lot more from amazon. So yes sage is a little bit expensive and I have stopped buying the oils from them. I do tend to like the amazon diffusers as well because they have a built in night light as well. I am all for supporting local Canadian business but sage oils are a rip off to be honest. I'll add photos laterfarkaland wrote: ↑ Saje is pricier, no doubt. We have 2 Saje diffusers, 1 no-brand diffuser, lots of saje diffusing oils and lots of no-brand diffusing oils. Saje oils smells are way better than the generic essential oils you buy off amazon.
That being said, yes they are overpriced lol. The sale helps a bit.
Can you post links of amazon oils you recommend?NabeelS182 wrote: ↑ I own 3 sage diffusers. I also own 4 diffusers that I bought from amazon. I am a diffuseraholic. Both of them more or less operate the same. The oils on the other hand are a different story. If you look on the back of the diffuser blends that sage sells, they are a mix of a bunch of diffusers that can be bought on amazon. For example, the celebrate diffuser blend - i tested by combining all the oils (ingredients can be found behind the bottles)i bought from amazon. Put one drop each into the diffuser and almost got the same smell (had 1 or 2 ingredients missing) yes its a little bit of a hassle but heck you can get the oils wayyyy cheaper at amazon. For the price of 2 sage bottles at regular price you can get a lot more from amazon. So yes sage is a little bit expensive and I have stopped buying the oils from them. I do tend to like the amazon diffusers as well because they have a built in night light as well. I am all for supporting local Canadian business but sage oils are a rip off to be honest. I'll add photos later
Yeah I question the quality that you’re getting for that price. Also the other set from the same brand (https://www.amazon.ca/gp/aw/d/B07GC1M61 ... JlZGlyZWN0) has some pretty bad reviews about the quality and authenticity of how pure the oils are. Sometimes you really do get what you pay for...DragonRider wrote: ↑ I recommend this from Amazon.
Smells awesome at much cheaper price, especially now with the $10 off coupon.
https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B07RFPDRF1/
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interested in this as welllemmiwinks wrote: ↑ Can you post links of amazon oils you recommend?
lol pay itself off....libulan wrote: ↑ Yes, you can pay $30 for an Amazon/London Drugs/Walmart diffuser that will probably fail after a few years. Or, you can wait for a decent sale like this, pay a little extra for a Saje diffuser, and have it pay itself off through the lifetime warranty. I have a few Amazon diffusers and all of them failed on me - each company didn't care. Saje will either repair it or replace it, no receipt needed. I even found an old Saje diffuser at work that was being thrown out, took it to the store, repaired it, and brought it home.
They are a canadian owned company but are their products made in Canada?TeriyakiJack wrote: ↑ I'm not a client of this stuff, just wanted to pop in to say that it's a little unfair to call this nonsense when you can purchase cheaper at walmart etc.
They're a local, Canadian-owned business with retail locations still operating in a tough market. Also discounts the service, warranty, etc you could get at a local store vs a big-box retailer that literally gives no shits at the return counter. I mean, one could probably get a functional diffuser on aliexpress for cents on the dollar too, but thats not exactly a fair comparison.
Name one company that is...nicolascon wrote: ↑ They are a canadian owned company but are their products made in Canada?
