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A peek inside the new RAD Soap Co. store at Stuyvesant Plaza

posted Nov 28, 2016 | map this
RAD Soap Co. store Stuyvesant Plaza

We had a few minutes Monday to stop into the new RAD Soap Co. store at Stuyvesant Plaza.

It's the first permanent retail location for the local company, which started in Cohoes and now produces its soaps, creams, and other personal care items in Menands. Up to this point RAD products has been available local farmers' markets (such as Troy and Schenectady), in various retail locations, and online.

The Stuyvesant Plaza shop, in the storefront previously occupied by the Sorelle Gallery, opened November 18. Its hours are Monday-Friday 10 am-9 pm, Saturday 10 am-8 pm, and Sunday 11 am-6 pm.

Here's a handful of pics from the new store...

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Earlier

Back in 2012, Casey talked with RAD Soap founder Sue Kerber about how and why she started the business.

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RAD Soap Co
1475 Western Ave, Stuyvesant Plaza
Guilderland, NY 12203

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I stopped by for the grand opening "soap cutting" last week and I love this place already. I've been buying RAD soaps and such from farmers markets and Whole Foods for about a year or so (seriously, try the Death Wish Highly Caffinated body bar and cream...it's miraculous stuff). But now it's terrific having all the products in one store because everything smells so good that I want to try it all twice.

... said Paula on Nov 29, 2016 at 9:23 AM | link

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