Raw Gold Wildcrafted Sea Moss – Organic 4 oz

This premium raw organic gold sea moss is wildcrafted from the pristine oceans of the Caribbean without any chemicals or fertilizers. It is rich in vitamins and minerals and can be used in foods, skincare, and haircare to support overall wellness. For best results, soak in spring water overnight and blend to your desired consistency.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is raw wildcrafted sea moss?
Raw wildcrafted sea moss is sea moss harvested directly from its natural ocean habitat without the use of chemicals, fertilizers, or artificial growing conditions. It retains its full natural nutrient profile in dried form.

What is the difference between raw sea moss and sea moss gel?
Raw sea moss is the dried, unprocessed form. To use it, you soak and blend it into a gel yourself. Sea moss gel is already prepared and ready to consume. Raw sea moss gives you more control over the consistency and freshness of your gel.

How do I prepare raw gold sea moss?
Rinse the sea moss thoroughly, then soak it in spring water overnight (8–12 hours). It will expand significantly. Drain, blend with fresh spring water until smooth, and refrigerate. Your homemade gel is ready to use.

How long does homemade sea moss gel last?
Homemade sea moss gel can last up to 6 weeks in the refrigerator, depending on temperature and avoiding food contamination. Always store in an airtight container and use a clean utensil each time.

Can I use raw sea moss in skincare?
Yes — sea moss gel made from raw sea moss can be applied topically to support skin hydration and elasticity. It is also popular as a hair mask to nourish and strengthen hair.

Is this sea moss organic and chemical-free?
Yes — our sea moss is wildcrafted from the pristine waters of St. Lucia, free from chemicals or fertilizers. We conduct annual third-party testing for heavy metals including mercury and other pollutants, and we are proud to hold an A rating.

How much raw sea moss do I need per batch of gel?
Typically, 1 oz of dry raw sea moss yields about 2 cups of gel after soaking and blending. A 4 oz bag will make approximately 8 cups of gel.