Oregon's Wild Harvest Organic Kelp, 90 Organic Vegan Capsules

I liked these. I though it was good value and they worked well.

I feel like they may actually help with my clarity. Clean capsule. No added garbage is awesome!

This is a high quality, organic product that allows me to get my daily iodine needs with 400 mcg, or 270% DV. And, being in an easy to swallow capsule, it will stay fresher longer than the bulk kelp I was previously using.Of course, there is the added benefit of getting all those other valuable nutrients belonging to the kelp.And, it is an excellent value with 90 caps per bottle and only needing to use 1 capsule per day.

After taking this for a month with some other organic vitamins I have noticed my energy levels have gone up. I heard most Americans are deficient in iodine and that is why they add a processed form to salt. Rather than have the processed form I use sea salt or naturally mined salt without additives along with other gourmet salts. On the advice of a friend I started adding this to my routine. I have to say that I seem to be getting sick less ( I have an auto-immune illness that flares from time to time.)Anyhow, it is best to take in the morning because your energy levels will be up.

It is one of the most healthy foods to consume

Summary:Great quality product but unknown amount of iodine. If I knew the exact iodine, I'd give it 5 stars.Big fan of oregon's wild harvest! the cleanest best quality kelp supplement I can find. I have been taking kelp in various forms for 2 yrs to treat hypothyroidism (very effective, symptoms have been totally resolved) and i started taking this kind several months ago. I take 1/day of Oregon's Wild, then I take 2 or 3 other pills each day from a different brand, Country Life Norwegian Kelp (also GMP certified, and good, but not quite the high quality level of Oregon's Wild.) Reason I take both kinds: Country Life specifies the amount of iodine in each tablet (225 mcg) so I know how much I'm getting. Oregon's does not have this information- all the label says is "600 mg kelp." I emailed them and asked about iodine content and they said they don't have a number because it varies so much with different harvests. (Country Life has only kelp for its active ingredient, no additional iodine, so they should have the same problem...but perhaps they test each batch and adjust the amount of filler to get the right proportion of kelp for a standardized total iodine level? I don't know!)The reason I still do take Oregon's and not just Country Life is that Oregon's Wild is PURE kelp inside a capsule, whereas Country Life is a tablet with various fillers (stearic acid, silica, etc). Since I'm already taking 2 or 3 of those tablets (but still need more iodine) I prefer not to get TOO much filler so I throw in an Oregon's Wild capsule to round it out. Even though I don't know how much iodine is in it, I am at least getting enough (symptoms gone!).Careful- don't start taking lots of iodine immediately if you have never done it. Start slow. Maybe drops or kids vitamins for a month, then work your way up to one of these Oregon's Wild capsules, then if you need more, go from there. If you shock your system with a lot, it can cause hyperthyroidism or even more hypothyroidism. (Basically your thyroid will become stressed in one way or another.)

One pill a day resulted in growth so I had trouble swallowing large pill. Increased to 2 pills a day. Goiter reduced in size so no longer have trouble swallowing pills

had low thyroid problems for years....my last check up was within 2 points of normal......this one is awesome....because that is what I started taking because I did not like the thyroid drugs that the doc was giving me although I still take a fraction of it, but now that my thyroid is so close to normal I will soon be able to get rid of the docs drug.....hopefully.....this kelp is wonderful and I like that it comes from Nova Scotia and is organic. Nothing had changed with my thyroid for years (even on docs meds) until I started taking this! Makes me happy!