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Wyndmere Naturals Buyer Map

Micah Danielson | Wyndmere Naturals | October 2026

As of 14 Oct 2026

Wyndmere Naturals makes small-batch essential oils, blends, gift sets, air mists, roll-ons, lotions, hydrosols, and on-the-go aromatherapy patches and inhalers, bottled in Minnesota.

Its own story says stores carry its oils on their shelves and that aromatherapists and wellness professionals use them. This map lays out the organizations where those buyers sit, by type and size, and who usually signs off at each.

Where the buyers sit

Store groups are counted from public records where one clean industry code covers the whole group. Practices and grocers that share a code with unrelated businesses show no count rather than a guess.

GroupOrganizations in the USUnder 20 staff20 to 99100 to 499500 or more
Gift, novelty and souvenir shopsabout 14,000about 13,000about 650about 110about 63
Vitamin and health supplement storesabout 5,500not publishednot publishednot publishednot published
Beauty supply, cosmetics and fragrance storesabout 8,000not publishednot publishednot publishednot published
Independent pharmacies and drug storesabout 19,000about 17,000about 1,800about 170about 200
Natural and organic grocers and food co-opsno clean public count
Spas, massage and aromatherapy practicesno clean public count

US firm counts by industry code, banded deliberately.

Who signs off in each group

Titles vary by size. In a single-location shop the owner is usually the buyer; in a regional chain or co-op the decision moves to a category or wellness buyer.

GroupWho usually signs offWhat they weigh
Gift and souvenir shopsOwner, store manager or gift buyerSeasonal sets, shelf display, price points that sell at the counter
Vitamin and supplement storesOwner, store manager or wellness category buyerLabel clarity, botanical names, steady reorder
Natural grocers and co-opsWellness or body care category manager, co-op buyerIngredient standards, small-batch story, margin per shelf foot
Beauty and fragrance storesMerchandising manager or buyerGift sets, roll-ons and lotions that fit a fragrance wall
Independent pharmaciesOwner pharmacist or front-end managerCounter items such as patches and inhalers, simple reorder
Spas and aromatherapy practicesOwner, spa director or lead practitionerOil quality, single-note purity, refill bottles for their own blends

How the decision usually runs

Independent stores and practices decide quickly and in person. The owner smells the product, checks the label and the price, and places a small first order.

Chains and co-ops plan by season. Buyers set gift and holiday assortments months ahead, so a brand with a seasonal collection does best when it reaches them before the season lands.

Ten people to start with

The people who usually sign at the groups above, one a company. Work emails and phone numbers checked on Oct 14, 2026.

NameRoleCompanyWhereEmailPhone
David GeorgePharmacy Owner/Residency Program DirectorTotalDoseEdmond, OK+1 405 824 2525
Jennifer Harington BrizziWellness BuyerBerkshire Food Co-opHillsdale, NYjbrizzi@berkshire.coop+1 845 249 6129
Lillian MontaƱez GierboliniFront End ManagerCompare FoodsCharlotte, NC+1 787 224 9144
Mayank AminOwner & Chief Patient AdvocateSkippack PharmacyPhiladelphia, PAmayank@skippackpharmacy.com+1 267 664 4899
Franny TacyOwner, Executive, VisionaryFranny's FarmacyAshevillefranny@frannysfarmacy.com+1 828 216 2836
Billy PasosSenior Category ManagerMother's Market & KitchenLos Angelesbilly.pasos@mothersmarket.com+1 617 510 9444
Rachel MasseyCategory ManagerBoise Co-op MarketMeridian, ID+1 609 410 8197
Tim MetcalfePresident & Co-OwnerMetcalfe's MarketMadison, WItim.m@shopmetcalfes.com+1 608 345 2220
Tambra NarupCategory ManagerNew Leaf Community MarketsSan Franciscotambra.narup@newleaf.com+1 831 596 6656
George GoodwinFamily Owner; Marketing DirectorGoodwin's Organics Foods and DrinksReno, NV+1 951 756 3752

Where to start

Holiday gift sets for store buyers

The site says a festive collection with ready-to-give gift sets lands in November. Gift shops, natural grocers and beauty stores plan that shelf ahead, so the seasonal sets are a natural first conversation with their buyers.

Patches and inhalers at the counter

The on-the-go patches and inhalers are small, low-priced items that suit a checkout or wellness counter. Independent pharmacies and supplement stores add counter items like these with little risk.

Practitioners who blend their own

The site says aromatherapists and wellness professionals use its oils, and it sells glass and plastic bottles, droppers and roll-ons for refill and DIY. Spas and practices that mix their own blends need both, from one source.

Built from public federal registries and the company's own website, counts banded deliberately.

If a walk-through is useful, pick a time at cal.com/ecg.

Prepared by Paul Smaldone, paul@enquirerconsulting.com.