We prefer selling our sea moss gel offline, because sea moss gel requires refrigeration shortly after being blended into gel form. If you live more than 5 hours from New York City, a USPS priority mail package or box with your order will take 3 to 5 business days to arrive and possibly longer on holidays. By the time you receive your package, the sea moss will most likely be spoiled even when packed with lots of dry ice, and especially in the spring and summer time. To avoid these likely issues, we decided to only sell sea moss gel offline, where we can communicate these issues to a person living more than 5 driving hours from New York City, and that person can decide if they want to spend $32 on USPS Priority Mail Express shipping, so you can receive your order the next day when it's freshest,

and you have more time to use it before it expires.

Sea moss gel can last 21 to 30 days in the fridge before going bad depending on where it's stored in the fridge.

Best place to store Sea moss gel is in the coldest part of your fridge. In some fridges, the coldest place is in the bottom to the back, while other makes are coldest closer to the ice maker. The fridge door and top shelves closer to the front of the fridge will be the least coldest, and can cause Sea moss gel to expire less than 30 days.