The Problem with "Blue Spirulina"

Spirulina is a blue-green algae in which the green pigment is chlorophyll and the blue pigment is phycocyanin. This used to be extracted from spirulina and sold be one company under the name Blue Magik. (This was from a company that primarily sold AFA Blue Green Algae, which also contains phycocyanin but their phycocyanin product came from spirulina.) Then it got really popular and was sold all over the place as blue spirulina.
In some ways, I think it's great, but I do have a few bones to pick here... what do you think about these things?
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[@hynre5894]

Ryan from the office?

[@elpusegato]

I LOVE the tip about being aware of unscrupulous companies selling stripped spirulina without informing the end consumer

[@aceyboy]

So no issues...

[@stanlevox2291]

Every powdered product I've tried in the past, the taste is just awful. Does blue spirulina extract taste differently than the typical green powders?

[@1NicolaPratt]

Amazing thank you❤

[@oonasandhiajust3364]

Thank you...I learned something today

[@ambersummer2685]

I just want it to color food

[@SDG70]

Thanks for the information because I just ordered some blue😊🙏

[@luvLena12]

I hear royal spirulina is a good brand . Any thoughts about this brand?

[@mprado4177]

So helpful. I couldn't get a clear answer anywhere!.Thank you!

[@tylerg3605]

Fun fact! Purified Phycocyanin will glow red in low wavelength uv.

[@guyonthecouch007]

I personally butt-chug my spirulina for maximum absorption.

[@mikat8062]

Thanks for sharing 😁

[@user-ve6sr5ew2u]

Helpful..thank you!

[@halifaxlithos2488]

Thank you. Just what I needed to know.

[@LaDomiiT.O]

What brand would you recommend?

[@antoniaanderson976]

What is a good blue spirulina to buy?

[@bobcatt2294]

The problem with any of the algaes, is that algaes latches onto contaminates. Where is it harvested, what and how long was the highest tempreture of the water during growth, how is it tested for contaminates and integrety, how is it handled through the process? This process is usually labor intensive.

[@boisegreenbeltlifestyle]

Where do you recommend we buy it

[@hesitatenothing]

In my country, it's literally more expensive to buy a blue spirulina than green&blue one.