Our Sea Moss Gel Flavors, Side by Side
Choosing a sea moss gel comes down to one simple question: which one will you actually enjoy every day? Here is a side-by-side look at our gel flavors and raw sea moss, with what is in each one, how it tastes and how people like to use it.
Gel Flavors at a Glance
| Flavor | What’s in it | Taste | Great for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Elderberry, Burdock Root and Bladderwrack | Sea moss, elderberry, burdock root and bladderwrack | Deep, berry flavor | Berry smoothies and a spoonful in the morning |
| Turmeric, Ginger and Cinnamon | Sea moss, turmeric, ginger and cinnamon | Warm and spiced | Anyone who enjoys warm spices; golden lattes, oatmeal and tea |
| Blue Spirulina | Sea moss, blue spirulina and honey | Mild, with a bright blue color | Colorful smoothies and smoothie bowls |
| Yellow Dock and Maca Root | Sea moss, yellow dock and maca root | Earthy | Green smoothies and anyone who likes traditional root herbs |
| Aloe Vera | Sea moss, aloe vera and honey | Smooth and mild | Drinks, and as a base for DIY face masks |
| Natural | Sea moss | Almost no flavor | First-timers, cooking, baking and face masks |
| Sweet Pineapple | Sea moss and pineapple | Tropical and fruity | Tropical smoothies and anyone who wants a fruit-forward gel |
Check each product page for the full ingredient list and current sizes.
A Closer Look
Elderberry
Elderberry has a long history in traditional European herbalism and is a source of antioxidants that support normal immune function.* Its rich berry flavor pairs well with blueberries and strawberries.
Turmeric, Ginger and Cinnamon
A warm, spiced favorite. Turmeric adds a golden color, ginger adds a gentle kick, and cinnamon adds warmth and a touch of sweetness.
Blue Spirulina
Blue spirulina gives this gel its striking color. It is a fun way to brighten up a smoothie bowl.
Yellow Dock and Maca Root
Yellow dock and maca are roots with a long history in traditional herbalism. This blend has an earthy taste that works well in green smoothies.
Aloe Vera
Smooth and mild, aloe vera gel blends easily into drinks and also makes a simple, hydrating base for DIY face masks. Patch test before using any gel on your skin.
Natural
Plain sea moss with almost no flavor. If you are new to sea moss, start here.
Sweet Pineapple
A bright, tropical flavor that makes smoothies taste like a vacation.
Prefer to Make Your Own?
Our raw sea moss comes in smaller and larger bags, so you can try it or stock up. It is perfect for DIY gel, soups and stews. Follow our step-by-step guide to making sea moss gel, then try it in our sea moss smoothie recipes.
What Every Gel Shares
Every flavor starts with sea moss, a red seaweed that naturally contains minerals such as iodine, potassium, calcium and magnesium. Sea moss also provides zinc, which plays a role in normal immune function.*
Conclusion
There is no single “best” gel, only the one that fits your taste and routine. Start with Natural if you are new, then explore the flavors. For more ideas, see How to Use Sea Moss.
Sea moss naturally contains iodine. If you are pregnant or nursing, have a medical condition, take medication, or are under 18, talk with your healthcare provider before use.
