Storage & Shipping
Keeping fresh sea moss gel cold: refrigeration, freezing, cold packs, USPS Priority transit, and what to do the day a jar arrives.
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Can You Travel With Sea Moss Gel?
Yes, with planning. How to move a refrigerated jar by car or plane — the two-hour rule, TSA’s liquid limit, ice-pack screening, and the hotel fridge.
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Why Is There Water on Top of My Sea Moss Gel?
A clear layer on top is syneresis — the gel releasing water it held. When to stir it back in, when it means something else, and what a runny jar says.
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Can You Freeze Sea Moss Gel? The Ice-Cube-Tray Method
Yes — and portioning into an ice-cube tray is the tidiest way. How to freeze sea moss gel, what freezing does to the texture, and how to thaw it properly.
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How Long Does Sea Moss Gel Last — and How Do You Know When It’s Gone?
Alkaline7’s stated window is 3 to 4 weeks refrigerated. What shortens it, what opening the jar changes, and the six signs that mean throw it out.
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What Arrives in the Box? An Alkaline7 Cold-Shipping Unboxing
A photo walkthrough of an Alkaline7 cold-shipped order: the outer box, foil bubble wrap, dry ice, and a cold jar — plus what to do in the first 10 minutes.
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How Do You Store Fresh Sea Moss Gel?
How to store fresh sea moss gel — fridge, freezer, shelf life and the day it arrives. The full Alkaline7 handling guide, with a section for every question.