Sun Pack

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Astaxanthin to cover the whole sun season, from preparation to return: the red pigment the microalga Haematococcus pluvialis produces to survive extreme sunlight, in its natural form.

The pigment born of the sun. A red carotenoid that Haematococcus pluvialis produces to withstand intense light.

The whole season without a break. A continuous course, before, during and after the season of sun exposure.

Natural, not synthetic. Natural esterified form from the microalga, with no additives or preservatives.

Dosage

Astaxanthin
3 jars of 60 softgels · 2 softgels/day · 90 days

Delivery frequency

€94,23 €104,70you save €10,47
Dr Gwendoline Baruchet
Recommended by our expert

“As a PhD in biology, I recommend a 3-month course: just the right length of time to build deep, lasting results, with complete confidence.”

Dr Gwendoline Baruchet

PhD in biology

90-day guarantee – satisfied or your money back

If you are not satisfied, we will refund your order*.

Delivery in 2 days, free from 49€
Available in more than 600 Swiss pharmacies
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This pack contains:

  • 3 jars of Astaxanthin (60 softgels each)

*The benefits and ingredients of each product are detailed on its individual product page.

  • Astaxanthin: take 2 softgels a day, ideally with a meal

For anyone who wants to get ready for the summer and care for their skin from within, before, during and after sun exposure.

90-day money-back guarantee

Our supplements work gradually: follow the course for 90 days to assess their effects. After that, if you are not satisfied, email us at info@algorigin.com with your order number and a specific reason. Once approved, you will be refunded within 14 days to your original payment method, with no need to return the product. Valid once per customer.

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by science

Microalgae are attracting growing scientific interest: every year, more research teams around the world are studying their nutrient density and their uses in nutrition.

Source: pubmed - Graph illustrating the evolution of the number of scientific studies on microalgae over the years.