Astaxanthin

I have heard that astaxanthin has many health benefits. When I read in the description that it was beneficial for eye and skin health, as well as brain and cardiovascular fitness, I definitely wanted to try it. This product is made from “full-spectrum microalgae”, according to the label, and the capsules are a dark red color. The dosage is only one capsule per day, so the bottle will last 90 days. It is made in the USA in an FDA registered facility. The price seems reasonable for this type of product.

Excellent quality astaxanthin. I am finally half-way through the bottle, and I can say that I have noticed a better sense of well-being and extra energy. No side-effects! This product lives up to its name of AstaPure because, in addition to the main ingredient, there are only 3 other components: cellulose, magnesium stearate, and the capsule body itself, made of cellulose.The small number of ingredients is what probably accounts for the small size of the capsules. This also makes them easy to swallow (see photo).

The Wellness Resources Astaxanthin capsules are compact and convenient, each containing 6 mg of pure astaxanthin derived from whole‑cell algae. The capsule itself is made of cellulose, with only a minimal excipient—magnesium stearate—to aid flow during manufacturing. The bottle is a standard 90‑cap jar, sealed with a clear label that lists the source algae, the exact dosage, and a manufacturing date. The label also notes that the product is produced in a GMP‑certified, FDA‑approved U.S. facility, giving the formulation an assurance of quality and consistency.In routine use, the capsules are very easy to swallow; their small size requires only a single gulp of water, and they do not leave any aftertaste or odor. The daily intake fits neatly into a morning or evening routine without causing any digestive discomfort. Over several weeks of regular consumption, there is a noticeable steadiness in energy levels—particularly during extended periods of outdoor activity or screen exposure—suggesting that the antioxidant support may help mitigate fatigue. Additionally, the skin’s appearance appears slightly brighter and more hydrated, and any mild eye strain after prolonged computer use seems less pronounced, although these changes are subtle and gradual.Overall, the product delivers on its promise of high‑purity astaxanthin with a clean ingredient profile. The 6‑mg dose aligns with common scientific recommendations for antioxidant efficacy, and the price point of roughly $30 for a 90‑day supply is competitive for a premium, whole‑algae supplement. While the benefits manifest slowly and are primarily long‑term—supporting cellular health, skin resilience, and joint comfort—the combination of quality manufacturing, minimal additives, and user‑friendly packaging makes this astaxanthin capsule a solid addition to a daily wellness regimen.

Great supplement with noticeable benefits. I like that it's a whole algae powder rather than an extract (more peripheral nutrients). Meaningful dosage for a supplement this potent. I recommend this both for cardiovascular function and overall wellbeing.

No positive or negative effects were experienced. However with this type of supplement it can be difficult to tell whether it's working or not. There's no weird smell or aftertaste and they're not difficult to take. The one issue that I have is the dosage is unclear, stating take one capsule up to three times a day. But what are the conditions to determine whether you want to take one or three daily? If there was a noticeable effect then it would be understandable like taking aspirin for headache but in this case I don't know how you determine how many to take. Aside from that it seems to be an interesting supplement that's new to my experience.