Allium sativum (garlic) · steam-distilled from crushed bulbs · bottled 100% pure and undiluted
Wholesale Sizes, 5 lbs to 400 lbs
$603.48$425.57Save 29%$85.11 per lb
This page is where formulators buy garlic essential oil by weight: 5, 25, 100, or 400 lb containers, distilled from Allium sativum to the same pungent, sulfurous standard as our retail bottles. Built for soap makers, candle producers, and anyone running production batches rather than single projects.
Potent sulfur concentration: each drop concentrates the aromatic character of many whole garlic cloves, so bulk buyers work with tiny fractions per batch rather than measuring by the ounce.
COA on every drum: each bulk size ships against the same published Certificate of Analysis as the retail bottle, so formulators can verify identity and purity before a batch goes out the door.
Lower cost per pound: the 400 lb drum works out to roughly $37 per pound, less than half of what the 0.5 oz bottle costs per pound of oil.
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Shelf Life & Storage
Typically 1 to 2 years unopened; store tightly capped in a cool, dark place away from heat and other aromatics
Bulk Pricing Per Pound
Size
Price
Per lb
Savings
5 lbs
$425.57
$85.11
72% less
25 lbs
$1,983.42
$79.34
74% less
100 lbs
$4,849.96
$48.50
84% less
400 lbs
$14,867.35
$37.17
88% less
Ways to Use It
Culinary & Food Production
Bulk garlic oil lets commercial kitchens and specialty food brands measure trace amounts into dressings, marinades, and infused oils at consistent strength across every batch.
Lawn and garden brands dilute this oil heavily into natural spray bases for outdoor use, and it's also a favorite scent additive among hobby anglers mixing bait.
Small-batch soap and candle makers use bulk garlic oil to build bold, savory-scented specialty lines, working the fraction of a drop this strength calls for per pound of base.
Resellers and private label brands source larger sizes to repackage into their own retail bottles, backed by the same published purity standard buyers already trust.
Store bulk containers sealed, cool, and away from light and other aromatics, and decant only the amount you'll use soon into a smaller airtight bottle rather than opening the full container repeatedly. Keep it away from eyes, children, and pets. For any skin application, dilute to 0.5% to 2% in a carrier oil and patch test first.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the per-pound pricing work across sizes? ▾
The smallest retail bottle, 0.5 oz, works out to roughly $304 per lb of oil. Bulk pricing drops well below that: the 5-pound size averages $85.11 per lb, the 25-pound size $79.34, the 100-pound size $48.50, and the 400-pound size $37.17 per lb.
Is the bulk oil the same quality as what's in the retail bottles? ▾
Yes, there is only one production standard here, not a separate bulk grade. Every size, retail or bulk, is distilled the same way and backed by the same published Certificate of Analysis, so what you're buying in a 400 lb drum is identical to what ships in the smallest bottle.
Which bulk size should I start with? ▾
First production runs and small test batches usually fit comfortably into the 5 lb or 25 lb sizes. Once a formula is locked in and you're running steady production, the 100 lb size is the common choice, and manufacturers scaling a full product line typically move to the 400 lb drum.
Can I order more than 400 lbs? ▾
Yes, larger quantities are available beyond what's listed here. Contact us directly to arrange a custom order and we'll work out sizing and logistics with you.
How fast do bulk orders ship? ▾
Orders ship within 1 to 2 business days. The larger bulk sizes, particularly the 100 lb and 400 lb containers, may need a bit of extra handling time before they leave. Checkout runs through our Shopify store just like any other order.
What's the best way to store a bulk quantity of this oil? ▾
Keep the sealed container in a cool, dark place away from heat and direct sunlight, and leave it closed except when decanting. Pour off small working amounts into an airtight bottle for daily use rather than repeatedly opening the full drum, which limits oxidation and keeps the aroma from fading.
Will garlic oil affect the color or cure of cold-process soap? ▾
Garlic oil itself doesn't add noticeable color, but its sulfur compounds are intense enough that even a trace can dominate a fragrance blend, so most soap makers add it in very small fractions and expect it to remain detectable through the full saponification and curing weeks.
