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Boost energy and vitality with nature's most powerful health supplements. Get Hawaiian Spirulina and BioAstin Astaxanthin at Nutrex Hawaii.
Queen Ka'ahumanu Highway 73-4460, 96740, Kailua-Kona, United States
For the past month I've contacted them multiple times asking for a COA on their spirulina. Their website states they are the best and most pure brand and conduct 3rd party testing. What do they have to hide? How can I trust any supplement company who isn't transparent enough to share their COAs? It's important to be transparent when people are trying to avoid microcystins in spirulina.
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