Caers Eclectic Apothecary

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Our philosophy is "back to nature" for your medicinal needs. Our Earth has plants for medicinal purposes for us to use, to keep and maintain good health, and to heal the body. The body processes the plant or herb much better than the man-made chemical medicines and herbs have  little or no side affects compared to prescription medications.

We have over 200 type of herbs in the store, and that is just a drop in the bucket, but we can "special order" at your request. Our herbs are organic or kosher, meaning they are pure, raised without pesticides and  no fillers.  We are the largest herb store in New Mexico and bordering Texas Towns.

We work with companies that certify herbs organic or kosher.  Our herbs are available in Cut/Sifted, Powdered, Extracts, and Encapsulations and Tinctures.

Certified Organic Processor: We are continually developing and maintaining long-term, mutually beneficial partnerships with suppliers and growers who are committed to sustainable and organic farming practices. All of our certified organic products are grown and harvested in accordance with the USDA National Organic Program. Our products and manufacturing facility are both Certified Organic by Quality Assurance International (QAI). We are committed to increasing the amount of certified organic products we offer each year, and our new products are launched as organic whenever possible.

Kosher certification, in the traditional sense of the term, is fundamentally concerned with foods conforming to the Biblical and rabbinic tradition of kosher dietary laws, often referred to as the Laws of Kashrut. We firmly believe that any contamination or trespass could compromise these laws – and the integrity of a kosher certified product. More than providing a certification, we provide trust for your consumer that the product they are getting upholds their faith and we hold this responsibility with the highest respect. The reasons offered by the rabbinic tradition for the basis of these laws vary from physical to spiritual health, discipline, ethical sensitivity, concerns with idolatry or intermarriage – to “we have no idea, but it’s a Divine Commandment” or Rabbinic Law. Whatever your belief, a kosher certification is more than just a stamp, but part of a way of life.