I've seen it at several of the big box garden centers. I just don't know if seedlings can handle a neem treatment.
Guess the bottle label will tell you.
Where have you looked and couldn't find it and what part of Charlotte have you searched?

Thanks Dottie, I haven't looked anywhere yet but I don't particularly enjoy shopping so thought if someone knew for sure a place I could find it that would help.

I may try the Murphy's Oil soap with water first. So far I've just been washing them off but some of them are getting too much water this way no matter how careful I try to be.

I brought in one ladybug last night that I found and she was doing good but this morning she is no where to be found. I have figured out where they come from - a plant that I was trying to overwinter and have been bringing in and out. This is the last time I overwinter anything. Just hope I can save my seedlings. Not too much time to go till I can get them outside.

Remember, any soap acts to break the water tension so you might try turning the plant upside down to spray it or all that water will really rot the tiny roots.
I sometimes wonder if a cotton ball sprayed with an insecticide set in the planter with a cover on the planter might help gas out the little buggers?
Seedlings are so sensitive to too much or too little water and the dry air of a house seems to encourage spider mites and other bugs.

Thanks Dottie. I found it in Lowes Friday afternoon. I bottom watered everything Friday night and then Sat. morning I applied the Neem. I haven't seen a pest since then. On top of that, they are much greener and in the past 2 days grew gangbusters! I spent alot of time reading about Neem prior to purchasing and it seems it may do alot of other good things besides pest control.

That's great news. Thanks for reporting your results.