Why can't I see wholesale prices? I'm logged into my account.

Why can't I see wholesale prices? I'm logged into my account.

If you are a wholesale customer but you can only see retail pricing, this means you are not logged into your wholesale account. 

You may need to refresh or clear cached files in your browser and log in again. If you were previously logged into your account, the items should remain in your cart.

You will see a Purple bar at the top of the screen when you are logged into your wholesale account. You will also be able to view and download the Wholesale Price List from My Account.


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