Fresh smelling and Japan sourced chorella, company cares about veganism and sustainability
This seems to be one of the more decent companies selling chorella.<br /><br />The smell and color of these tablets is good compared to others. I also contacted the company to determine the source of the chorella. These are apparently sourced from vat-grown Chorella in Japan which I'm going to trust wayy more than the places that stress "MADE IN THE US" but source the Chorella from China. In addition they do provide a COA on their website, although I would have preferred to have seen a scanned PDF rather than just a  table. In the end though all that stuff is pretty hard to verify, but the fact that they went out of their way to put it on the website is a good thing. I also appreciate that this company pushes the sustainability and vegan angle.<br /><br />I'm going to be using these in conjunction with cilantro for detox. I'm early in but no issues yet and I feel better about using these due to what I mentioned above over a random brand that doesn't have a COA, is sourced in china, and doesn't care about veganism/sustainability.<br /><br />I am taking off a star because the marketing was using some kind of annoying tactics - for example, " it also can contain protein, vitamin b12, iron, vitamin C, vegan omegas, fibre and small amounts of magnesium, zinc, copper, potassium, calcium, folic acid and other B vitamins.* " Note "can contain"... classic "weasel wording"...  Ok, well if you value third party COA's, why not actually verify the nutrient percentage in these batches?
Rating: 4 stars