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A shelf worth lingering over, and a few of the people behind it.Top row: Everyday Oil, made in small batches in Black Mo...
10/11/2026

A shelf worth lingering over, and a few of the people behind it.

Top row: Everyday Oil, made in small batches in Black Mountain, North Carolina, by Emma Allen and her team. One blend of organic, cold-pressed botanical oils that cleanses, moisturizes, and works from face to hair to cuticles.

Just below, LESSE, the organic skincare line founded by former beauty editor Neada Deters. Its guiding idea is right there in the name, pronounced "less": fewer, better steps, treated as ritual rather than routine.

Wonder Valley, at right, is the work of Alison and Jay Carroll, who make their skincare with their own California extra virgin olive oil. They split their time between Joshua Tree and Maine, so we like to think of them as neighbors.

And from BAINA, the Antipodean towel studio of Anna Fahey and Bailey Meredith: GOTS-certified organic cotton, woven in Portugal.

Our fall sale is going on now, lots of favorites marked down to move.
10/08/2026

Our fall sale is going on now, lots of favorites marked down to move.

The Post Supply x ANK Ceramics x RANGE on display now
10/07/2026

The Post Supply x ANK Ceramics x RANGE on display now

ANEMONE ceramics is a line of hand built ceramics made by artist Anemone Delvoie in Big Sur, California.
10/05/2026

ANEMONE ceramics is a line of hand built ceramics made by artist Anemone Delvoie in Big Sur, California.

Pantry essentials by Maine favorites and others further afield as well.
10/03/2026

Pantry essentials by Maine favorites and others further afield as well.

minnow sardines back home in new york. we live here now
10/01/2026

minnow sardines back home in new york. we live here now

The Post Supply is thrilled to partner with physician Emily Hill on a three-part series on navigating perimenopause and ...
09/29/2026

The Post Supply is thrilled to partner with physician Emily Hill on a three-part series on navigating perimenopause and menopause.  100% of women will experience menopause, and each woman will have a different and unique experience, which is why there isn’t a one-size-fits all treatment, but there should be a space for every woman to be heard, have access to the evidence and information, ask questions, get the information and treatment they want and may need, and apply it to their own experience. You shouldn’t have to see multiple providers and wait months to get answers and help.
Know better, feel better.
We are exploring offering this on zoom as well. If that appeals, please email us to let us know which sessions you would want to join! [email protected] 
LINK IN BIO
October 22, 2016: 
Back to basics - laying out a foundational understanding of our bodies, midlife changes and questions we all should be asking. Plan to cover: Basic physiology, what is happening during this systemic endocrine transition, terminology as well as what one should expect in a workup (i.e. you don’t need labs), what to ask at your doctor, what to look for in supplements, etc

January 14, 2027
Food + Fitness in Midlife: How to maintain function of our bodies. More information coming.
             
February 11, 2027
Mood, anxiety, and is it adult ADHD? The effects of midlife hormonal transitions on our cognitive functioning. More information coming.

About Emily Hill:
Emily is a board-certified family medicine physician who believes that women deserve better access to trusted expert clinical care in perimenopause, menopause, and beyond, particularly in Maine. She is excited to step into the space of this growing need for our community with her telehealth clinic, Vela Medicine.  (https://velamedicine.com/)

100% of women will experience menopause, and each woman will have a different and unique experience, which is why there ...
09/26/2026

100% of women will experience menopause, and each woman will have a different and unique experience, which is why there isn’t a one-size-fits all treatment, but there should be a space for every woman to be heard, have access to the evidence and information, ask questions, get the information and treatment they want and may need, and apply it to their own experience. You shouldn't have to see multiple providers and wait months to get answers and help.

The Post Supply is pleased to partner with physician Emily Hill to offer three workshops. Feel free to attend only one or all three. They will be building on each other; however, we are splitting this offering into three sessions to ensure that everyone who would like access to the information is able to join at least one session. Please come with curiosity, specific questions, and / or stories about your own lived experience. Plan to leave with a sense of empowerment over your individual decision making around this phase of life. Know better, feel better.

We are exploring offering this on zoom as well. If that appeals, please email us to let us know which sessions you would want to join! [email protected]

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About Emily Hill:

Emily is a board-certified family medicine physician who believes that women deserve better access to trusted expert clinical care in perimenopause, menopause, and beyond, particularly in Maine. She is excited to step into the space of this growing need for our community with her telehealth clinic, Vela Medicine.

self care = care for all
09/23/2026

self care = care for all

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09/21/2026

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65 Washington Avenue
Portland, ME
04101

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Monday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 6pm
Sunday 10am - 6pm

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+12039845152

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