Our Story/History

What is Pascalite?

Pascalite is classified as a calcium-bentonite/montmorillonite clay and is regarded as a type of white clay, although it exhibits a creamy hue. It is a non-swelling variety found in Nature's Own Laboratory, situated at 8,600 feet in Wyoming's Big Horn Mountains. Nestled in a beautiful, secluded valley, our mine operates miles away from electricity or plumbing. The high-vortex location contributes to the unique energy level of our Pascalite clay.

Who We Are

We really enjoy helping people, and our customers love the fact that we take the time to get to know them and are always pleasant. One of the most important aspects of our company is the customer service we provide our clients. We look forward to connecting with you!

Why Choose Pascalite?

Pascalite is so versatile that there are countless reasons you should use it often. It is an inexpensive and natural all-purpose alternative remedy and should always be kept available for use. Many users report that they feel Pascalite is more powerful, yet more gentle, and superior to other clays.

Clay is known to possess both adsorbent and absorbent powers. The natural tendency of clay is to absorb toxins and suck the poison from an environment. Clay is negatively charged and toxins are positively charged — clay has the power to attract toxins like a magnet and stimulate the evacuation of toxic and non-useful elements.

Pascalite Clay helps promote healthy tissue by targeting toxins deep within and drawing them out. It seems to have the ability to know where to center itself to provide the best possible benefit. In this way, clay functions with a kind of wisdom.

Our History

Back in the early 1930s, a trapper named Emile Pascal got his chapped hands coated in this mountain clay substance while setting his traps. Later on, when he washed his hands off, he noticed they were improved.

Pascal began experimenting with and sharing this clay, which seemed to have some very interesting properties. One of whom was a man named Ray Pendergraft of Worland, WY. He became Pascal’s partner in the tiny mine and was convinced that the clay was of real value to ill or injured people who were unable to find relief through standard, typical means.

Ray and his wife, Peggie, personally began to use and benefit from this strange clay. Ray later named the clay “Pascalite” in honor of Emile Pascal. The Pendergraft’s believed so much in the Pascalite clay that they devoted the rest of their lives to making Pascalite available to people all over the world.

Ray passed away in 1998, at the age of 92, after spending more than 60 dedicated years of mining, researching, promoting, and using Pascalite clay. Ray and Peggie instilled this same dedication in their family, and we continue to be committed to this amazing clay!

Please note that we make no claims for Pascalite and products. This natural product is sold for external use only and is not intended to diagnose, cure, prevent or treat any disease. These statements and Pascalite have not been evaluated by the United States FDA. Consult with your health care provider for any ailment.

Our Team

Jeanne Lockard — Chief Operating Officer
Dan Lockard — Director of Operations
Neil Lockard — Chief Financial Officer
Tyler Lockard — Director of Sales
Kelli Klemm — Board of Directors Chairperson

Phone: 307-347-3872 | Email: pascalite@rtconnect.net
306 Lawson Ave, PO Box 104, Worland, WY 82401 USA