HARRISConcentrated Neem Oil 100% Cold Pressed Filtered Oil Insecticide/Miticide/Fungicide, 12 oz Concentrate

I’ve used neem in the past for pest control, but this brand is 1000x more effective than the premixed brands I’ve tried! It worked beautifully for pests, specifically mealy bugs in my case. I mix a few drops in a squirt bottle with water, shake it up, and drench the plant. Another review said it didn’t come with instructions, but it does, it has a peel back label and the directions for use are underneath. If you want something for prevention or treatment, I highly recommend this concentrated neem oil!! It has made treating for pests soooo much easier and faster. It smells like plant fertilizer imo, so if you’re a plant person, you’re already used to it. Buy this. Now. Literally, I’m not joking. BUY this!! 🤩

The smell is a little off-putting but this has been a game changer for my plants!! Keeps pests away and has them looking so healthy and shiny!

This does have a scent to it so it might not be for everyone but it has done wonders for my plants. I tend to just put a few drops on my balcony and see an improvement on bugs. Highly recommend

Neem oil definitely isn’t winning any awards for fragrance, it smells like burning rubber tires, and the scent can cling to your skin even after washing, so I recommend avoiding direct contact. That being said, it works wonderfully as a natural pest treatment for plants. I use it in my homemade remedy, and just a small amount goes a long way, so this bottle will last quite a while. Out of all the options I found, this felt like the most natural and effective solution. Overall, it’s worth the price for the results and longevity.

Great product that i use on my plants

I have purchased this Neem Oil more times than I can count. It's wonderful, protecting my indoor plants from infestations and disease while polishing their leaves to a luxuriant shine. I especially love it on my Monstera Deliciosa, which started out at 12 inches and now is 9 feet wide. I can't say enough good things about this product, which I combine with a few drops of Dr. Bonner's soap to provide my plants' leaves with a protective cleaning and covering.One caveat: if you plan to take your plants out in the summer (I live in Michigan, where there really are seasons), don't spray the leaves with Neem Oil if you plan to place the plant in full sun. It will cook them, and that's not something any of us plant lovers want to do to our beloved plants. A few of my Monstera's leaves really suffered because of this, and I learned my lesson.If they're indoors all the time, feel free to spray them whenever the mood hits you. It greatly enhances the magnificent beauty of plant leaves, with no buildup ever. Practically perfect in every way.

PROS: It's the real deal, and isn't mixed or diluted with anything else as far as I can tell. I can't speak to the skincare side of things, though I do know one friend that uses Neem Oil in lotions and enjoys softer skin. A little bit of this in a spray/mist bottle with water and a touch of soap has in fact made my garden (now indoors) pest free. It took about a week of daily application before they were 100% gone, and now I only use it every other day or so for maintenance. There's enough oil in one bottle that it'll definitely last me a year at the rate I'm using it, which makes this product a good bargain!CONS: It smells something awful, and everybody has different colorful descriptions for it but personally the oil smells like sweaty sewage to me. This wasn't something I expected before buying it as a lot of oils are very muted in smells if they have one at all, but this strong smell is in fact natural for Neem Oil. Some companies are making Neem Oil sans the smell but it's an expensive process. First day I used this stuff I was pretty nauseated and gagging for the better part of 24 hours, though that's largely due to my chronic migraines. After a couple weeks I grew used to the smell and no longer get queasy or ill as I used to when initially using Neem Oil, thankfully. If you suffer from similar diseases that also increases smell sensitivity to an extreme, you might want to try something else like peppermint oil which is far more pleasant and does the same job as Neem Oil. You'll want good ventilation either way though!Conclusion: If you've got a strong nose and want a natural solution to the pests in your garden, this will do the trick! Some advice though, this is NOT going to treat bed bugs or cockroaches or other indoor infestations, so please don't attempt to use this for that purpose to try and save some money. You'll need exterminators no matter what for issues like that, plus many months of hard work and extremely clean habits to rid yourself permanently of such insects. This product, Neem Oil, is also not a miracle/cancer/everything cure. Nothing is. Bottom line, I'm very satisfied, will recommend it to my fellow gardeners and will order again when I run out!

Neem oil is a regulated pesticide so by US law it should come with instructions on use for the health of everyone. There were no instructions. I was able to find the information on the EPA website.