Discover the power of AFA algae from Klamath Lake Deep within the Upper Klamath Lake nature reserve in Oregon grows a remarkable alga: Aphanizomenon flos aquae, also known as AFA algae. These tiny single-celled organisms, among the first oxygen producers on Earth, are known for their nutrient-rich cell wall made of digestible protein. The mineral-rich spring water of Klamath Lake provides ideal growing conditions for AFA algae, with approximately 300 days of sunshine per year. After harvesting, the algae are gently cleaned and dried using state-of-the-art methods, such as the Hydro-Dri drying process. Special features of the AFA algae Tested for microcystins Free from additives 100% plant-based Made in Germany Gentle drying process Recommended intake Take 1 to 8 tablets daily, spread throughout the day.