Raw Sea Moss (Dry)

RAW PURPLE MOSS (DRY) 

Irish Sea Moss Dry

Despite its name, Irish moss (Chondrus Crispus) isn't really a moss. It's actually a type of algae, or seaweed that is red and branching. It grows on rocks and sea shells in the sea. It is found on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean in Britain, Europe, and North America. Our Irish moss is wildcrafted by hand from the coast of New England (North America). 

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HEALTH BENEFITS.

Excellent source of minerals due to the fact that is contains 92 minerals out of the 102 that our body is comprised of.  

Another healthy source found in Irish moss is fucoxanthin, a carotenoid that gives Irish moss its rich red-brown or purple color. 

Other minerals that is high in is potassium phosphate, potassium chloride, calcium, and magnesium.

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ALLOW 2 - 5 BUSINESS DAYS for your order to ship. You will receive an invoice once you place your order via email. When your order is shipped you will receive a separate email of your tracking number. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR TRACKING YOUR PACKAGE ONCE IT HAS SHIPPED.

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Weight Net - 1 oz. 

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Raw Purple Moss (Dry) comes in a resealable bag with a clear backside displaying the raw and dry Irish moss.

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Instructions: 

Gel: To convert the dry moss to a gel thoroughly wash and rinse the salt and debris and inspect. Soak the dry moss in cold or room temperature spring water for 24 hours. Then strain and rinse again. Put the moss in a blender, add plenty of spring water and blend until smooth. (Make sure its not too thick) Pour in glass container.

Powder: To convert the dry moss to a powder thoroughly wash, rinse and inspect. Put it in a dehydrator set for 100 degrees Fahrenheit until completely dry and brittle. Put it in a herb grinder or a Vitamix blender until its a complete powder substance.

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FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY

This information has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.