Astaxanthin
Powerful daily skin protection from premature ageing with AstaPure® astaxanthin and vitamin C.
- Astaxanthin combined with vitamin C to help protect skin cells from premature ageing
- Supports the protection of brain cells from oxidative stress
- Protects eyes against light damage, helping to relieve eye strain and fatigue
- Can help improve muscle health and energy capacity
- Delivers the most natural form of astaxanthin - in a pure red microalgae powder, unrefined to preserve all its other natural nutrients, including polysaccharides, vitamins, minerals, dietary fibres and essential fatty acids
- Sustainable and eco-friendly - harvested from natural microalgae grown outdoors using solar energy and water recycling
- Plant-based and 100% vegan
Astaxanthin is one of nature's most powerful antioxidants, 6,000 times stronger than vitamin C.
Known as the 'king of the carotenoids', it has unrivalled power to help prevent and reduce oxidative stress.
We've combined it with vitamin C to help protect your skin cells from premature ageing and deliver many other health benefits.
Found in fresh water microalgae, astaxanthin is part of the natural food chain, eaten by shrimps, crabs, salmon and trout - even flamingoes. Its deep red pigment is what gives them all their pink colouring.
Our all-natural, sustainably sourced formulation gives you the same amount as you'd get from eating about 300 grams of salmon, all in one vegan-friendly capsule.
Suitable for vegans.
Gluten Free.
Each pack contains 28 capsules (28-day supply).
| Ingredient | Per Cap | %NRV* |
| AstaPure ® Astaxanthin | 7 mg | N/A |
| Vitamin C |
12 mg |
15% |
*Nutrient Reference Value
AstaPure® is a registered trademark of Algatechnologies Ltd (Solabia Group).
"I love Astaxanthin - we've combined it with vitamin C to make a potent antioxidant product that helps fight free radicals everywhere around us. It also can help to protect our skin from premature ageing. If skin support is one of your goals, astaxanthin is the nutrient for you.”
Ingredient highlight
Astaxanthin is one of nature's most powerful antioxidants – 6,000 times stronger than vitamin C. Found naturally in freshwater microalgae, astaxanthin is eaten by shrimps, crabs, salmon and even flamingoes, and its deep red pigment is what gives them all their pink colouring.
Known as the 'king of the carotenoids', it has unrivalled power to help prevent and reduce oxidative stress, with many benefits for your health, from skin and muscles to brain and eye health, nervous system and energy capacity.
AstaPure® Astaxanthin is a sustainably sourced formulation harvested from natural microalgae grown outdoors using solar energy and water recycling. In just one daily vegan-friendly 7mg dose, you gain the same amount of astaxanthin as you'd get from eating about 300 grams of salmon.
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Min W.
I needed a boost in the colder months and this has been my security blanket.
Tania Z.
Why I love it? Because with astaxanthin I feel full of energy , my immunity has improved , it significantly improved my sight , and also the skin. It simply makes me happy and satisfied . This product is just miracle. That’s why I love it .
Kassie B.
My skin has become better barely a breakout even during my cycle. Has helped with dark circles under my eyes. Quality product!
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