FAQ's

Shipping:

1. How long does the shipping process take?

   Shipping generally requires 3-5 business days. Our Sea Moss Gel is dispatched Monday through Wednesday (excluding Louisiana residents) to guarantee its freshness upon arrival. During colder seasons, shipments are facilitated throughout the week.

About Sea Moss:

1. What is Sea Moss, and what sets it apart?

   Sea Moss, also recognized as Irish Moss, is a nutrient-dense seaweed abundant in essential vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, including iodine, magnesium, potassium, and vitamins A, C, and E. Revered as a superfood in Jamaica and many Caribbean islands, Sea Moss stands as a formidable ally for overall health and wellness.

2. How is Sea Moss consumed?

   Our Sea Moss gel seamlessly integrates into various consumption methods. Whether ingested directly, blended into smoothies, added to tea, coffee, oatmeal, soups, or water, or utilized topically as a face mask, its adaptability renders it a convenient and versatile daily supplement.

3. How frequently should Sea Moss be taken?

   Sea Moss is best incorporated as a daily natural multivitamin, with a recommended intake of a minimum of 2 tablespoons or more for optimal benefits.

4. What is the shelf life of Sea Moss?

   Our Sea Moss gel maintains freshness for up to 5 weeks in the refrigerator and up to six months in the freezer (using an ice tray is advised). It is imperative to consume our Sea Moss gel promptly to prevent any spoilage.

5. What is the flavor profile of Sea Moss?

   Our Sea Moss gel possesses a highly palatable, smooth gelatinous texture without any discernible oceanic taste. It effortlessly blends into a variety of foods and beverages without altering their inherent flavors.

6. Where is your Sea Moss sourced?

   Our Sea Moss originates from the pristine waters of the Caribbean Sea, specifically in St. Lucia. Meticulously handpicked by local divers, the Sea Moss undergoes a natural harvesting process. Following harvest, it is meticulously cleaned and sun-dried without the use of chemicals or pesticides. Rigorous monitoring and testing of ocean waters for Heavy Metals, including Lead, Mercury, E.Coli, and others, are conducted routinely to uphold the highest quality standards.