Organic Spirulina Chlorella Tablets 4 Month Supply, 720 Count by Micro Ingredients

Micro Ingredients Organic Spirulina Chlorella Tablets provide a balanced combination of two widely used microalgae ingredients. Each serving of six tablets supplies 3000 mg of a 50/50 blend, equivalent to approximately 1500 mg of organic spirulina and 1500 mg of organic chlorella.

The resealable pouch contains 720 tablets and 120 full servings. When adults take the manufacturer’s suggested six tablets daily, one pouch provides approximately 120 days or four months of use.

The tablets contain naturally occurring chlorophyll, pigments, amino acids, plant protein, fiber, and fatty acids from spirulina and chlorella. The presence of these nutrients should not be interpreted as meaning that each serving provides a complete multivitamin, a complete protein serving, or clinically significant amounts of every nutrient associated with algae.

Spirulina and Chlorella Explained

Spirulina: Spirulina is a nutrient-containing cyanobacterium commonly described commercially as blue-green algae. It naturally contains protein, amino acids, chlorophyll, carotenoid pigments, phycocyanin, and small amounts of various micronutrients. Its nutrient content varies according to species, growing conditions, harvesting, and processing.

Chlorella: Chlorella is a single-celled green freshwater microalga with a naturally firm cell wall. It contains chlorophyll, plant protein, carotenoids, fatty acids, fiber, vitamins, and minerals in amounts that can vary substantially between products and batches.

Broken Cell Wall: The chlorella used in this product is described as having a broken cell wall. This processing disrupts the naturally resistant outer structure of chlorella and can make its internal material more accessible during digestion. It does not guarantee complete absorption or a specific health outcome.

50/50 Blend: The formula uses equal proportions of spirulina and chlorella rather than emphasizing one algae source. At a total serving of 3000 mg, an equal blend corresponds to approximately 1500 mg of each ingredient.

Realistic Nutritional Role

Spirulina and chlorella tablets provide a concentrated form of algae, but the complete six-tablet serving contains only 3 g of total algae material. The naturally occurring protein, fiber, fatty acids, vitamins, minerals, and pigments are therefore present within this three-gram quantity and should not be compared directly with a full serving of vegetables, dietary protein, or a comprehensive vitamin and mineral supplement.

The product can be used as a convenient addition to a balanced diet. It should not be promoted as a “detox” treatment, heavy-metal chelator, immune therapy, disease-prevention product, or replacement for prescribed nutrition or medication.

Important Vitamin B12 Clarification: Spirulina can contain compounds that resemble vitamin B12 but are not necessarily biologically active in humans. This product should not be relied upon as the sole vitamin B12 source for vegans, vegetarians, pregnant people, or anyone with diagnosed B12 deficiency.

Key Features of Micro Ingredients Spirulina Chlorella

Product Specifications

Suggested Use

Adults take six tablets daily with food, or use as recommended by a qualified healthcare professional. Swallow with sufficient water.

People unfamiliar with algae supplements may prefer to begin with fewer tablets and gradually work toward the complete labeled serving to assess digestive tolerance. Starting with a smaller amount changes the amount consumed and is not the manufacturer’s full serving.

Do not exceed the current package directions. The tablets should complement, not replace, vegetables, complete dietary protein, or a varied diet.

Storage Instructions

Keep the pouch tightly sealed in a cool, dry place away from humidity, excessive heat, and direct sunlight. Avoid handling the tablets with wet hands. Keep out of reach of children and do not use the product if its packaging or seal appears damaged.

Safety and Quality Considerations

Spirulina and chlorella can cause nausea, gas, abdominal discomfort, diarrhea, constipation, headache, or green-colored stools in some users. Stop use and seek medical advice if symptoms are significant or persistent. Obtain urgent care for hives, facial swelling, wheezing, or difficulty breathing.

Warfarin interaction: Chlorella can contain vitamin K and has been reported to reduce the anticoagulant effect of warfarin. Do not start, stop, or materially change chlorella intake while taking warfarin without approval and INR monitoring from the prescribing clinician.

Consult a healthcare professional before use if pregnant, breastfeeding, under 18, taking anticoagulants, using immunosuppressant medication, or managing an autoimmune, liver, kidney, metabolic, bleeding, or immune-system condition. People with phenylketonuria should avoid uncontrolled protein and amino-acid sources unless approved by their metabolic-care team.

Algae can accumulate substances from their growing environment. Quality testing is important because poorly controlled products may contain heavy metals, bacteria, or algal toxins such as microcystins. The product is described as third-party tested, but customers requiring specific contaminant limits should review a current, lot-specific certificate of analysis rather than relying only on a general testing claim.

The U.S. listing carries a California Proposition 65 warning stating that the product can expose consumers to chemicals including cadmium, lead, and lead compounds. This warning should not be removed from U.S.-targeted product content. It does not by itself state the measured quantity in a particular serving; lot-specific laboratory documentation is needed for that information.

This supplement is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. It should not be presented as a treatment for vitamin deficiency, anemia, immune disorders, high cholesterol, diabetes, liver disease, or heavy-metal exposure.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many tablets are in one serving? How much spirulina and chlorella does the serving provide? How long does one pouch last? What does broken cell wall chlorella mean? Does it provide complete vegan protein? Can spirulina replace a vitamin B12 supplement? Can it be taken with warfarin? Is green stool normal while using chlorella? Does the product detoxify heavy metals? Why is third-party testing important for algae products?