Natural Health

This location has the same phone number as the one I just visited on Bay Street in Port Orchard, so I am assuming it’s the same business, just relocated, as another reviewer suggested.
I am not sure what I expected when I went in today, but I could never have anticipated this. There were 4, maybe 5 aisles of products, many of which I was surprised to find in a health foods store (highly marked-​up soap sold at the Dollar Tree up the street, generic brands of canned vegetables, other not-​particularly-​healthy-​or-​namebrand items), and some I’d hoped to find but didn’t. Beyond that was about another 60% of the sales floor, completely blocked off by junky clutter, to the point where I wondered if they’re going out of business. It looks like it.
Part of the store looked like a thrift store, with weird used items (including a whole wall of random plates, dishes, and cups), and out-​dated used health-​related books stacked on top of each other by the door.
I didn’t see anything fresh in the store until I reached the counter to pay for my bottle of brown rice syrup, and saw a lone refrigerated case back behind the clutter and counter, out of the customer’s view and reach. I don’t know what was sold in it. I saw no bulk items except for some pasta that was literally packaged in ziploc bags. The counter itself was covered in piles of paperwork, and behind it were stacks of religious books and other personal items. From the displays to the signage to the merchandise to the pile-​o-​crap literally blocking the back half of the store, nothing in this store cried out «clean» or «professional», especially not the group of older gentlemen right up at the front window, sitting around in what looked like living room furniture, just having a conversation. I am all about supporting local businesses, and that’s why I sought this store out. But I was incredibly uncomfortable in here, and won’t return. I’d actually prefer the 30min drive to Central Market to returning here.
Having said that, the woman who appeared to be running the place was nice enough, and was attentive. She seemed to know where to find things. I guess I’m just one of those people who prefers an orderly store so I can find things on my own and shop at my own pace. I don’t like having to ask where things are, and will often skip it if I can’t find it on my own, as I did today.
**Note to anyone who does want to check this place out: bring cash unless you’re sure you’ll spend over $ 10, because they don’t accept credit cards under that amount. Parking is plentiful and free.

Nice folks.
They always have my coconut oil in stock, and whatever else I end up needing.
Overall a good business.

This is a nice place to get bulk natural foods. The owner is a wonderful lady who will order items if she doesn’t have what you need.
The business is no longer in the SK Mall; they relocated down in the Westbay Center. Also this business is not affiliated with Helens Health Foods.