Abies balsamea (balsam fir) · steam distilled from the tree's needles and twigs · bottled 100% pure and undiluted
Wholesale Sizes, 5 lbs to 400 lbs
$423.71$305.23Save 28%
This page offers Fir Needle Essential Oil in bulk formats built for production runs: 5 lbs, 25 lbs, 100 lbs, and 400 lbs, distilled from Abies balsamea to the same standard as our retail bottles. It's sized for soap makers, candle producers, and formulators who need consistent crisp, resinous fir on hand at working volume.
Crisp resinous aroma that reads softer and jammier than pine, with a balsamic depth makers rely on to anchor winter-lodge and forest-style blends.
Published purity documentation covers every bulk size, so 5 lb, 25 lb, 100 lb, and 400 lb orders carry the same Certificate of Analysis as the retail bottles.
Lower cost per pound at the 400 lb size, which works out to about $33 per lb, less than half what the 0.5 oz bottle costs per pound.
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✓ 100% Pure & Undiluted🌿 Cruelty-Free🧪 No Additives or Fillers
Cedarwood, sweet orange, frankincense, peppermint, and spruce
Shelf Life & Storage
Typically 1 to 2 years unopened; store in a cool, dark place away from heat and light
Bulk Pricing Per Pound
Size
Price
Per lb
Savings
5 lbs
$305.23
$61.05
80% less
25 lbs
$1,265.71
$50.63
84% less
100 lbs
$3,880.05
$38.80
87% less
400 lbs
$13,330.61
$33.33
89% less
Ways to Use It
Soap and Cosmetic Makers
Fir needle's crisp, resinous aroma holds up well through saponification, giving cold-process soap, lotion bars, and body butters a clean evergreen character batch after batch.
Aromatherapists and independent blenders use bulk fir needle oil to keep winter-lodge diffuser blends and diluted body oils stocked without reordering small bottles constantly.
Store bulk containers sealed, cool, and away from direct light, and decant working amounts into smaller airtight bottles for daily use rather than opening the full container repeatedly. Keep fir needle oil away from eyes, children, and pets. For any skin application, dilute to 0.5% to 2% in a carrier oil and patch test before broader use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does bulk fir needle oil come with lab documentation? ▾
Yes. Every size we sell, including all four bulk sizes, is covered by the site's published Certificate of Analysis. If you need anything beyond what's published there, contact us before placing your order.
How does the per-pound pricing work on bulk sizes? ▾
The smallest retail bottle, 0.5 oz, works out to about $308 per lb of oil. Bulk pricing drops sharply from there: 5 lbs runs $61.05 per lb, 25 lbs is $50.63 per lb, 100 lbs is $38.80 per lb, and 400 lbs is $33.33 per lb.
Is the bulk fir needle oil the same quality as the retail bottles? ▾
Yes. We don't run a separate bulk grade, the oil filling 5 lb, 25 lb, 100 lb, and 400 lb containers is drawn from the same standard as every retail bottle, and it's covered by the same published Certificate of Analysis.
Which bulk size should I start with? ▾
For a first production run or a small test batch, 5 lbs is usually enough to see how fir needle performs in your formula. Steady candle or soap lines typically move to 25 lbs or 100 lbs, while 400 lbs suits established manufacturing-scale production.
Can I order more than 400 lbs? ▾
Yes, larger quantities are available beyond our listed 400 lb size, contact us for custom orders and we'll work out volume, timing, and pricing directly with you.
How fast do bulk orders ship? ▾
Orders ship within 1 to 2 business days of purchase. Bulk sizes, especially 100 lbs and 400 lbs, may need a bit of extra handling time before they leave. Checkout runs through our Shopify store, same as retail orders.
What's the best way to store bulk fir needle oil? ▾
Keep the sealed container in a cool, dark place away from heat and direct sunlight, which slows the oil's natural drift over time. Once opened, decant smaller working amounts into airtight glass bottles rather than leaving the full container open repeatedly.
Does fir needle oil affect scent throw in candles? ▾
Fir needle carries a bright, sappy top note that shows up quickly in cold and warm throw alike, though it can fade faster than heavier woods once a candle burns down. Blending it with a small amount of cedarwood or fir absolute helps the evergreen character hold through a full burn.
