Hambrick Organics Blueberry Sea Moss Gel blends wild-crafted sea moss with real organic blueberries, delivering a smooth, nutrient-dense superfood you can enjoy by the spoonful or in smoothies.
Sea moss provides naturally occurring minerals, while blueberries are packed with antioxidants that help protect cells and support overall wellness. Delicious, convenient, and easy to work into your daily routine.
Highlights, wild-crafted sea moss, made with real blueberries, naturally rich in minerals, antioxidant support, great in smoothies, yogurt, oatmeal, or by the spoonful. Brand close: Hambrick Organics, Real Sea Moss, Real Fruit, Real Wellness.
"THESE STATEMENTS HAVE NOT BEEN EVALUATED BY THE FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION. THIS PRODUCT IS NOT INTENDED TO DIAGNOSE, TREAT, CURE, OR PREVENT ANY DISEASE."
Instructions:
- REFRIGERATE IMMEDIATELY UPON ARRIVAL !
- Flavored gels are good refrigerated for up to 3 weeks & can be frozen for up to 6 months
We follow strict commercial cold packing protocols, utilizing high-grade leak-proof gel packs and thermal packaging to keep your sea moss gel at the proper temperature for up to 48 hours during transit. Although the gel may arrive warm and more fluid in consistency, the packaging ensures it does not surpass a safe temperature. To further safeguard against spoilage within a 48-hour period, we incorporate key limes, which naturally contain citric acid. Please refrigerate the gel immediately upon arrival, and it will return to its original thickness.
Spoilage Risk Factors
Using the same spoon for each scoop: When taking your 2 tablespoons, use a fresh spoon for each scoop to avoid bacteria and gel spoilage.
Improper Storage: Storing sea moss gel at room temperature for an extended period of time or in warm conditions can accelerate bacterial growth and spoilage. It's crucial to store the gel in the refrigerator or freezer according to the recommended guidelines. Please note that unless your sea moss gel remains in the freezer, it will expire within 3-4 weeks.
When defrosting:
- If you want to defrost your gels after being frozen, place the gel on the counter for a few hours. The amount of time to defrost will depend on the temperature in your house. This will help maintain the gel consistency. If it is defrosted in the refrigerator, the gel will be more icy or clumpy and less like a gel.