Find Raw Milk Near You —
Raw Cow Milk, Goat Milk, and More

In most US states, supermarkets cannot sell raw milk because retail sales are prohibited or require a special permit. States like California, Pennsylvania, Arizona, and Washington do allow licensed retail raw milk sales, meaning you may find it in health food stores or specialty grocery stores in those states.

In most other states, you must buy raw milk directly from the farm (farm-gate sales), through a herdshare agreement, or at a farmers market. Use RawMilkLookup.com to find the nearest source in your state.

Some studies and anecdotal reports suggest that raw milk consumption — particularly raw goat milk, donkey milk, and mare milk — may benefit individuals with eczema and other atopic conditions. The theory is that raw milk retains beneficial enzymes, probiotics, and immunoglobulins that are destroyed by pasteurization.

The scientific evidence is mixed. Raw milk carries food safety risks. Always consult with a healthcare provider before making dietary changes for skin conditions.

Raw cow milk typically costs $8–$15 per gallon in the United States, compared to $3–5 for conventional pasteurized milk. Specialty milks cost more:

• Raw goat milk: $10–18/gallon
• Raw camel milk: $18–30/pint
• Raw mare milk: $20–40/liter
• Raw sheep milk: $15–25/quart

Prices vary by region, farm, and sales model. States with more permissive laws tend to have more competition and lower prices.