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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Who is Carlson International?

  Founded in 1938 by Curtis L. Carlson and family-owned to this day, Carlson does business in more than 150 countries and territories. Through our portfolio of operating businesses we have always sought to make business a source of opportunity for others and an engine of positive change in the world.

• Why choose Carlson Software?

  Welcome to Carlson Software! Look to Carlson Software Inc. for one-source technology solutions for the entire project cycle for civil engineering, land surveying, GIS, construction, and mining. Available worldwide and specializing in CAD design software, field data collection, laser measurement, GNSS, and machine control products.

• Where can I find Carlson products near me?

  Find Carlson products at a health food store near you. Enter your zip code or address in the search box, or look for us at any of the natural retailers listed below. To ensure the Carlson name represents the high quality products customers have come to expect, we work with a select group of authorized retail and online stores.

• Why buy from a Carlson authorized retailer?

  To ensure the Carlson name represents the high quality products customers have come to expect, we work with a select group of authorized retail and online stores. We guarantee the potency and quality of our products when purchased from a Carlson Authorized Retailer. Carlson is a global leader in the nutritional supplements category.

• Is there a Carlson hotel in Club Carlson?

  Although interest in Club Carlson has waned considerably since a massive devaluation (it was once one of the most lucrative programs for free award nights), but the name probably never helped as far as brand recognition goes. None of the hotels include a “Carlson” hotel.