Transform your Health with our Energising Herbal Capsules - Irish Sea Moss combined with Matcha and Moringa
The Moss Way
Transform your Health with our Energising Herbal Capsules - Irish Sea Moss combined with Matcha and Moringa
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Irish Sea Moss is a type of red algae (seaweed) that grows on the Atlantic coastlines of Ireland, North America & Europe. The scientific name of Irish Sea Moss is Chondrus Crispus. Irish Sea Moss has been harvested and consumed in Ireland for hundreds of years and used as a natural remedy for many conditions from the flu to fatigue. During Ireland's potato famine in the 1940's, Irish Sea Moss was commonly used as food to help prevent sickness and nutritional deficiencies. It is now becoming popular as nature's alternative to snythetic supplements such as multivitamins due to it's nutrient density.
We recommend taking 1–2 capsules daily, ideally in the morning to support your energy and focus naturally.
All our Irish Sea Moss is hand-picked from the West Coast of Ireland where it is grown naturally on the rocky coastline of the Atlantic. The Irish Sea Moss binds to the rocks and naturally pulls minerals and nutrients from the rock and the ocean which is why it is so nutritionally dense.
The term "Sea Moss" is often misused to describe various warm-water seaweeds like Eucheuma cottonii and Gracilaria (often called Jamaican Irish Moss), which are commonly rope-grown in places like Vietnam and St. Lucia. However, true Irish Sea Moss is Chondrus Crispus, a distinct species that grows naturally in cold Atlantic waters, especially along Ireland’s coast.
Despite the widespread use of the term "Sea Moss" online, 99% of products sold under that name are actually Gracilaria, not the authentic Chondrus Crispus. The Moss Way uses only organic, hand-harvested Chondrus Crispus from the pristine coastline of County Clare, Ireland.
Yes. Every batch is independently lab-tested for heavy metals, contaminants, and nutritional profile. We believe in full transparency and uncompromising quality. Please read our Science page if you want to know more.