Where is the kelp sourced?
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Off the coast of the state of Maine. Says so on the lable and on the ingredients.
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They are hand harvested seaweeds from the North Atlantic Downeast Maine coastal area.
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I looked this up myself when I purchased - along the coast of Maine between Bar Harbor and Eastport.
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Potassium iodide is a salt, it consists of one atom of potassium and one of iodine, no shellfish, this is a chemical. Iodine is the element, pure iodine. These are extremely pure chemicals, used for a nutrient grade iodine solution. I have both, and I can't use kelp either, but I can use Lugol's just fine. Kelp has a bazillion other things in it, including chlorophyll and other salts and trace minerals, this doesn't. Lugol's is just these two chemicals, mixed in the manner explained because iodine will actually evaporate as you watch it - slowly. These have to be pharmaceutical or reagent grade - the purest there is because people are eating it, mine are. There are youtube videos that can help explain. Take care.
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As it's derived from kelp, it either has iodine, which is good, or bromine, which isn't. If you asre looking for a supplement rich in iodine, may I suggest iodine in liquid form.
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No clue. Kelsyus has a website. My bet with no evidence is China. Where else?
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I no longer have the container so I cannot check the label. It is my understanding that most krill are harvested from the Antarctic Ocean. You could check the manufacturer's website or email/call them.
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I have only taken the Norwegian Kelp. (I'm Norwegian and I love anything Norwegian)
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The label indicates there is 2 mg sourced from Algae. Also the calcium, magnesium, strontium, and vanadium is also sourced from Algae. I have read that type is more bio-avaiable, but I have no references on that. Hope this helps :)
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it says "no gluten" and no it's not organic certified, but this is what is says: klamath lake blue green algae grows naturally in the clean, mineral-rich waters of klamath lake in southern oregon, the perfect environment for this wild fresh water algae. it is one of the only few wildcrafted supplements available for consumption,ethically harvested without the use of pesticides, fertilizers or chemicals. this extraordinary algae contains many beneficial phytonutrients plus the pigement called phycocyanin,responsible for the blue-green color of the natural,whole food nutrient.
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The source is from algae you can contact devanutrition.com for more answers.
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I do not know the test results for heavy metals with regard to this product. It is supposed to be kelp from U.S. NW Pacific and not Japan.
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If it's a proper Marimo (毬藻), then it's from Japan. Similar varieties of ball algae are found in Iceland, Scotland, and Estonia. I'm not sure specifically where these ones were grown.
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The label does not say, but I'm pretty sure it is sourced from Maine Coast Sea Veg brand, which would make it laminaria digitata.
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The container says Norwegian kelp, ground flaxseed, nutritional yeast culture, desiccated liver, blend of amino acids and enzymes, garlic, lecithin, calcium citrate, lactobacillus acidophilus. It's good stuff. Hope this was helpful.
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Iodine, from kelp, 100 mcg 143% for kids under 4, 67% for over 4.Hope that helps.
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Its a blend of different kelp and moss. It takes about a week to feel a difference
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Norwegian Kelp is a trace mineral supplement, (225 mcg) and is a natural source of Iodine. The recommendation is to take 1 tablet with food. If you are pregnant, nursing or are planning surgery, it is recommended that you contact your doctor first before taking this product. Thank you for your question!!
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Unfortunately their packages do not list where the products are sourced. You'll have to contact the company.