Atlanta Sea Moss Market

Atlanta Sea Moss Market takes pride in offering a variety of Wild Sea Moss from the beautiful clear waters of the Caribbean. With countless species of red algae, we are continuously seeking out variations for our beloved customers. We commit to consistently explore and deliver superior sea moss .

 We believe that sea moss is one of the greatest gifts God could have given us. Helping others has been a driving force behind our founder since her youth. She finds great joy in  having the ability, to now break chains from what we have been taught in regards to naturally achieving optimum health and wellness.

There are multiple ways Sea Moss is harvested. The most common is farmed. This is where farmers strategically create plots in the sea and sustainably grow sea moss on lines. You can compare this method to a local farmer and the way they grow and harvest crops on a farm. The sea moss goes through the natural process of receiving its natural mineral benefits from the sun and sea. Sea moss farming does not only produce for the masses, it helps strengthen the economy of many small Caribbean countries and their ecosystem.

The most sought after method is truly "wild crafted." Experienced divers are usually able to gather sea moss right off the coastline. With today's increased awareness of sea moss, the demand has skyrocketed. They now may have to dive quickly to the bottom of the sea, fill their bags with the moss and return to the surface. After retrieval it is then spread out to dry in the sun, followed by a cleaning with fresh water, lastly the moss is put back into the sun for another two to three days of drying. This is how you get the amazing dry versions of sea moss.

  What most identify as fake sea  moss, is usually moss that has been grown in pools/tanks or in bodies of water that have machinery that mimics the natural movement of the sea. When looking at the appearance, you may find that there is a large amount of table salt on the moss, as well as the lack of variation in its appearance, it takes on more of a perfect look. When sea moss isn’t fully dried as it should, salt is added to absorb moisture. This is an improper practice and should be avoided.