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I love this company so much. They have the most transparent and trustworthy ingredients, AND they actually taste good! So many of the other sea moss brands make it hard to take because the taste is so mehhh. I really can’t wait to see what else they come out with!!
Date of experience: April 02, 2025
I’ve been taking Akasha since it was the glass jar gel. Their new products are amazing. I currently take glow gummies and prebiotic mist. I rock my natural face most of the time.
Date of experience: November 16, 2024
Akasha Superfoods has the best sea moss products on the market! I have only had great experiences with them and the gummies and prebiotic skin mist are my favorite products. Excellent customer service as well. Diana was super helpful when I had questions about my order.
Date of experience: April 01, 2025
I didn’t expect to love these as much as I do, but wow. The Sea Moss Glow Gummies actually taste good (like, candy good), and after a couple weeks I started noticing my skin looking smoother and just…brighter? I’ve also had more energy in the mornings, which is a nice bonus. I’ve already reordered—these are officially part of my routine now.
Date of experience: April 09, 2025
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