New Zealand Fucoxanthin (4mg) | Made with FucoSlim® | Non-GMO, Soy & Gluten Free | 60 Softgels (2 Month Supply)

This is a great supplement! I’ve added it to my daily NAD+, Epicatechin, probiotic, & CLO supplements. I noticed a decrease in my appetite so far and no adverse effects (it’s been a week since I started taking it). I checked out the company website and I like that they value quality and affordability. I have no way of testing the actual amount of the ingredients claimed, so I’m hoping that the integrity of the company shown through the website holds true (read through a research paper recently that tested the amounts of fucoxanthin in a number of highly rated products, and only 3 had 99% of claimed amounts, some had none, and the rest only ineffective micro amounts). I have high hopes this supplement will be a great addition that I’ll keep taking long term.

I use supplements to help close the gap between modern nutrition levels in our food and the levels that were there when I was young. But, in my opinion, the supplement industry has both some of the highest integrity companies, and some of the lowest. So I try and give a detailed enough review to help you know the company and product better so you can determine for yourself whether or not you want to try this one out.I love flip-tops on my supplement bottles!This bottle comes less than half full, which is one of my pet peeves with many supplement companies. I would prefer they put in more capsules and/or use a smaller bottle.If used as directed it will last two months.The expiration date on mine is Sep 2027.The smaller than average softgels have a scent that, to me, is reminiscent of the fish section at the store. Fortunately they don't taste like they smell! They don't have much of a taste at all. They are easy to swallow with water.I like my supplements to say organic, non-GMO, GMP-certified, 3rd-party tested, and made in the USA. This says non-GMO, GMP-certified, and manufactured in the USA.I look into the supplement companies I use because I've come across so many questionable ones. I like a website to include the phone number, or at least a chat feature. This has the latter, as well as a Contact page form. Their naturalisusa site is functional. I like the information they do share about the company on the site - it looks impressive. More would be nice though. I like a more personal relationship with my supplement companies, so like to see information on their beginning, founders, team, and especially their sourcing and manufacturing, such as being able to see 3rd-party testing results.The price may seem a little high, but much more reasonable when you remember it is a 2-month supply.Thank you for reading, I hope it was helpful.

I decided to try this Fucoxanthin to see if it would help boost my metabolism, reduce my belly fat and hopefully lose some weight. I started taking them a few weeks ago and have not noticed any results yet, but I am optimistic that I will see results in the 2-month window along with some healthy eating and exercise. The recommended dose is just 1 softgel a day, which is awesome. The softgels are small and easy to swallow. They are odorless and flavorless. I take 1 in the morning with breakfast and have not experienced any stomach upset. The softgels appear to be high quality and I am optimistic that they will provide weight loss given enough time. The supplement is affordable, especially when compared to other weight loss products so I will definitely be reordering to try it out for 3-4 months.

Right out of the gates, I'm glad this is made in the USA. Companies here tend to be held to a somewhat higher standard than some other foreign markets. On top of that, fucoxanthin is a well-researched supplement with well-documented effectiveness, and the mechanism of action is pretty solidly understood. So when I see a US-made, high quality product, I'm in. It's definitely a bit pricey, I'll say that much, especially if you are taking two pills per day, as I am. That's a bit over a buck per day just for a single supplement. So it's not cheap. But in the past, I've seen really solid fat loss results from taking 8mg or more per day. Since I'm prepping for another round of weight loss now, I figured I'd pick these up. The telltale sign for me is that I sweat more during my workout. When that happens, I know my fat-burning metabolism is a bit higher. And that's exactly what I'm seeing now. Overall, I like that it's US-made, I like the dosage, I like the quality, and I think the price is justified for short-term fat loss goals. Once you've leaned out a bit, maybe save the money and just get your antioxidants from fruits and veggies, but for a month or two while you're cutting, this is definitely a supplement to check out.

I've been taking this Fucoxanthin for 1 month and have noticed no ill effects, such as stomach upset. I've noticed no positive effects either. I'm sure that others may have a unique experience, but I've not seen any fat burning. With fat and muscle having differing weights, it's hard to judge what weight is fat and what muscle, but if it means anything, I weighed 204lbs when I started and now weigh 203.7 and my weight has fluctuated between 198 and 208 over the last 30 days. Make of that what you will.

I got these to help cut down on my fat absorption. THey are easy to swallow and no adverse reactions noted after taking. So far, I think they work.

I've been trying Naturalis Fucoxanthin for a few weeks now, because of the idea that it might support a boost in metabolism and fat-burning. . I also read it could help with antioxidant protection and energy levels, which sounded promising. It’s great that it’s non-GMO, soy-free, and gluten-free, ingredients matter to me. That said, I’m not entirely sure it’s making a difference yet; I haven’t noticed much change in how I feel or look. It might need more time to kick in, or maybe it’s subtle. I’d suggest talking to your doctor before starting, just to see if it’s right for you. For now, I’m keeping an open mind and will keep using it to see if the benefits show up later.