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Fermented Microalgae Benefits
Discover the Concentrated Power of Algae
Pure fermented microalgae (Schizochytrium sp.) deliver 100% vegan Omega-3 fatty acids DHA (Docosahexaenoic acid) and EPA (Eicosapentaenoic acid). Microalgae are a naturally concentrated, plant-based source of Omegas that the body needs for heart, brain, joint, and eye support.* These good fats also support your baby during pregnancy.* Vegan bonus: Algal oil is more potent per gram than fish oil!†
Discover the Concentrated Power of Algae
Super-Clean Extraction
Super-Clean Extraction
Our plant-based Omega fatty acids, including all-important DHA and EPA, are extracted from fermented microalgae grown in a clean environment in the USA. The nutritious single-cell plants are cultivated in a rich broth that is then filtered in a solvent-free process to extract pure algal oil brimming with good fats. Using a closed, indoor system means the algae are fully traceable throughout their lifespan. The result? Excellent quality Omega-3s designed for your body to really absorb. Plus, these Omegas are sustainably sourced (as is our fish oil!), as part of New Chapter®’s fierce commitment to protecting our oceans.
We Know Our Source
Our supplier-partners meticulously cultivate fermented microalgae in a carefully controlled environment. Knowing our suppliers and the origins of our ingredients helps us uphold a supply chain that is both socially responsible and environmentally conscious.
We Know Our Source
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