Sea moss gel, wholesale

Retail grocers and health stores, juice bars and cafes, gyms and studios, and distributors serving any of those. We also work with operators who want the gel as an ingredient rather than as a retail unit.

We sell inside the United States only. That is not caution about demand — ingestible supplements are excluded from the cross-border program our platform offers, and a chilled food crossing a border is a cold-chain problem we are not going to pretend we have solved.

Shopping for your own kitchen rather than a shelf? The retail range is here.

This is a gel, and the label says keep refrigerated after opening. Anything beyond that — shelf life, holding temperature, how it should move between our facility and your shelf — comes from our manufacturer's documentation rather than from an estimate we make on a web page.

So the honest position for a buyer: ask us for the manufacturer's specification before you commit to a planogram. If a supplier in this category gives you shelf-life figures without paperwork behind them, that is worth noticing. This category had a national recall of gel products recently, and the cause was exactly this class of documentation.

We would rather lose a first order than have a case go bad on your shelf.

Every jar carries its full ingredient list and a Supplement Facts panel with a stated serving size. Gold Pure reads: wildcrafted Irish sea moss, purified water, lime juice. Each flavor adds its own ingredients and prints them.

Two things we will ask of you in return, and they are in the account terms. Do not add claims we have not made — no statements that the product addresses a medical condition, and no mineral counts that are not on the label. And carry the iodine notice wherever you carry the product description. Sea moss concentrates iodine and the amount varies between harvests; a shopper is entitled to read that on your shelf as well as on ours.

We will give you copy you can use as-is, so this is not extra work for your team.