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As with any supplement, please consult your doctor before incorporating Sea Moss it into your routine, especially if you have underlying health conditions.

Sea Moss Gel can be consumed in many ways which includes eating it from the jar, add to Smoothies, Drinks, ice cream or use in cosmetics for Skin and Hair Care.

See the correct way to transform raw Sea Moss into a Gel.

Sea Moss is NOT the same as Irish Moss. It is important to know the differences between the two, to select the one that fits your needs.

Highly recommend buying RAW Sea Moss whenever possible, make your own gel to be sure of quality and consumption amount.

Type of species, growing environment and processing affect the color of Sea Moss. See if the Sea Moss color affect nutritional value and learn how to choose the Sea Moss best for you.

Sea Moss contains 92 of 102 minerals our body needs to function and used for centuries in various cultures for its nutritional and medicinal properties. It is also a source of carrageenan, a polysaccharide used as a thickening agent in food and cosmetics.

Sea moss, also known as Chondrus crispus, is a seaweed that grows in the sea with the best ones from the Caribbean. High in Minerals and Vitamins, making it a superfood, most nutrient-rich natural food, that should be part of your health plan. There is a lot of wrong information on the internet, read all our Sea Moss blogs to be fully informed.

The internet is FLOODED with sooooooo many versions and colors of Sea Moss. BUYERS BEWARE because many are fake! You must KNOW THE SOURCE of your sea moss. Our Sea Moss is from St. Lucia which has the cleanest waters. We stock only Gold, Green and Purple (Most Potent). STAY AWAY FROM: 1. Sea Moss Capsules - you have NO IDEA what's in the capsule. 2. Sea Moss Gel sold in plastic. It becomes TOXIC because as it fixes one's inside, it breaks the plastic down. 3. Flavored Sea Moss because you have NO IDEA how much Sea Moss is in the jar.

Sea moss comes in different colors primarily due to variations in its species, growing conditions, and mineral content. The color of sea moss can also be influenced by its environment, such as the depth of the water, sunlight exposure, and the minerals present in the ocean where it grows.