Marine Phytoplankton Superfood - 90 Vegan Capsules

Great supplement! Been feeding to my dog for years and it has helped support her spine health!

I’ve been taking this for about a month, and though I’m not depressed nor do I find myself feeling low, really, but since I’ve been on it my mind has felt clearer and I feel brighter and more positive, for lack of a better description. I feel better overall, but then I don’t eat right because I can’t afford to do so and meats and vegetables aren’t the same as they used to be (besides the high as rip grocery prices!). These capsules have no taste at all. I got this on auto delivery as a supplement. The price seems fair, but I’m not familiar with the actual cost of phytoplankton products. Just for the way I feel I say it’s well worth buying. Even my stomach feels better.

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I really like the _product_ it works well for me, and is relatively affordable for good quality marine plankton.Unfortunately, I really do NOT like that Amazon places a large, non-removable inventory label over much of the product label, which often obscures key/useful info. Major fail imo, Amazon.

This product made a big viseral difference within just days. I didn't know about how much more clear I could be until now, though I never thought I had brain fog. Lots of additional energy and spontaneous action I didn't know was even possible. And I wasn't taking as much as was suggested. I eat twice a day, so I take only 2 capsules a day. I still get smashing results. Now I'm not just reading about phytoplankton, I'm finally living it.I came to this product very late. I'd been faithfully using Oceans Alive 2.0 for almost a year and a half. You know how it is supposed to go. The more you know about the front man of the product, the more you are going to like him, and the more you like him, the more you are going to trust him. Not this time.At first I was quite impressed with language like 'iterations' and 8000% more potent than Oceans Alive 1.0, but as the months drug on with no change whatsoever, and as I read all of those new products being offered, I just got wiser, not more hypnotized the way a consumer is supposed to behave and believe.I once asked OA support if it really was alive. They said, yes, if you viewed in beneath a microscope you would see it wriggling. I guess I believed that for a while, but really, not only is there no ocean in it, but there is no life in it either, unless it's life in the sense of the life within a lump of granite, a cigarette ash in flight, or subatomic potential. It *was* alive, I assume, but it is harvested like any other food, and then quickly killed by adding that really salty water, probably added to help preserve the product.By the way, has any fans of OA ever noticed that the product is no longer offered here? It's now sold under another name like super-dooper. Why would they change the name or pretend it wasn't really OA? If you ask them, they admit it, but why not build your brand like everyone else here that is feeling proud of their product's reputation?Anyway, I have no problem at all with people feeling free to charge outrageous prices for their offering. But I want to feel free, too, to point out that within a bottle of OA - or whatever they want to call themselves this year - there is 350 mg of marine phytoplankton. For that privilege you must pay at least near $40 a month, right? With shipping added?OK, within a bottle of Phyto4life for 90 capsules you have to pay about $30, and probably be able to score free shipping, too, right? Each of those capsules contain 350 mg. If Mr Ros or whomever it is were to charge Ian's prices, each bottle offered here would cost you $3600.00. You cool with that? Don't believe me, check both labels; you do the math.A 1 ounce bottle of salty green liquid - complimented by a series of fabulous video sales pages - is commensurate to one little pill of Phyto4life.

I love this product. I only give a pinch to my dogs and one of them is already turning 16 and runs around very happily.

I think some explanation may be in order: I purchased this product so I could begin taking some phytoplankton while I was waiting for a much larger overseas order of phytoplankton to arrive. This was my first ever purchase of phytoplankton so I had nothing to compare it with. The capsules in the single bottle I received, contain a very dark, blue-green powder, almost black looking. The color of phytoplankton in several online videos is a vibrant green. I really didn't think much of this color difference until my large overseas order arrived yesterday. I opened up a 100g bag and the rich, salty smell and taste matched what I had heard people describe in videos. The phytoplankton from the 100g bag was also a vibrant, green color, totally different than this very dark Phyto4life brand. The taste was totally different between the two as well. Now, I have no idea why there is such a difference between these two products, whether they are grown differently, or a different strain, etc. I do know however, when I compared this product to some spirulina I have here at home, it looked, smelled, and tasted nearly identical. So, I am left wondering if what I received is actually spirulina and not phytoplankton. Perhaps the seller can comment or any other purchasers that are more familiar with marine phytoplankton than I.

I notice the extra energy. Mood improvement, too. Only took a couple of days to see the difference