Chlorella and Spirulina are both single-celled algae which use energy from sunlight to fuel their growth.

Being two of nature’s most nutritious food sources, combining them into one supplement, their individual and combined benefits are now more easily accessed.

Allergen Information: May contain sulphites

Chlorella and Spirulina may contain sulphites due to natural occurrence in the production process.

Spirulina is a single-celled, blue-green algae which uses energy from sunlight to fuel its growth. One of the oldest known life forms on the planet, it is one of the most protein dense foods as well as being a rich source of micronutrients. Sustainably cultivated and harvested in freshwater pools, our minimally processed organic spirulina tablets are 100% pure; providing a natural, environmentally-friendly and highly nutritious complement to anyone’s diet.

Chlorella and Spirulina are species of algae (Chlorella vulgaris and Arthrospira platensis). They are two of the most complete foods in existence. Excellent sources of protein, they also provide carbohydrate and broad-spectrum vitamins, plus a wide range of minerals and enzymes. As many people supplement their diets with both Chlorella and Spirulina, we have combined them equally in one convenient tablet.

Both Chlorella and Spirulina are also regarded as highly useful general dietary supplements that provide broad support for a healthy diet. They are justifiably popular among people with active lifestyles, thanks to their high protein content.

Spirulina is an algae, and one of the most complete foods on the planet. It is a rich source of protein. This protein is abundant in all nine of the essential amino acids (those we cannot make for ourselves and so have to obtain from food). Spirulina also provides several highly-concentrated vitamins and minerals. Centuries ago the Aztec civilisation cultivated it as a staple food, and today it is regarded as central to some Asian diets. Although it can grow in natural conditions, most Spirulina today is produced commercially.

Spirulina replicates itself by photosynthesis, extracting energy from light. The product of this is chlorophyll, the substance that makes plants green. Another pigment in Spirulina is Phycocyanin. The protein content of Spirulina makes it popular with people following fitness regimes. Of equal value is the vitamins it provides.

Spirulina is an algae, and one of the most complete foods on the planet. It is a rich source of protein. This protein is abundant in all nine of the essential amino acids (those we cannot make for ourselves and so have to obtain from food). Spirulina also provides several highly-concentrated vitamins and minerals. Centuries ago the Aztec civilisation cultivated it as a staple food, and today it is regarded as central to some Asian diets. Although it can grow in natural conditions, most Spirulina today is produced commercially.

Spirulina replicates itself by photosynthesis, extracting energy from light. The product of this is chlorophyll, the substance that makes plants green. Another pigment in Spirulina is Phycocyanin. The protein content of Spirulina makes it popular with people following fitness regimes. Of equal value is the vitamins it provides.

Prices and quantities shown per kg
Minimum Order Quantity: 5kg
Available in packs of: 5kg

Prices and quantities shown per kg
Minimum Order Quantity: 5kg
Available in packs of: 5kg

As one of the most protein-dense plant foods available and a rich source of micronutrients, Spirulina is one of the world’s best, and original, superfoods.