I have 4 concerns about the algin you linked to:

(1) It contains copper

If you're suffering from mercury poisoning, you generally want to reduce copper intake.

(2) It contains chlorella

Chlorella is great for people who can tolerate it and for those who choose to use it as part of their detox program at the same time as the other ingredients in this combination. I prefer to stagger the timing of certain supplements, particularly when it comes to algin and chlorella.

(3) It contains MSM

MSM made me horribly sick soon after my removal because of the high sulphur which I generally recommend you keep low until it can be tolerated or as part of a carefully-controlled detox program. MSM can be very helpful in the right circumstance, but not too soon after removal... a time when Algin really shines.

(4) It contains Milk Thistle

Milk Thistle is great stuff. The only problem is that it can cause numerous side effects as a result of the liver detox process; which it stimulates. Again, not something a lot of mercury toxic people want too soon after removal.


Summary

I normally choose to take algin to (1) mitigate mercury symptoms or (2) buffer the effects of detox.


Taking a "pre-mixed" supplement like this is great if you know you want all the other stuff that's in it in the proportion it all occurs, however, the way I use Algin (as a single supplement) allows me to have the control I need to get the results I want.

Algin?as a single supplement?is my #1 favorite supplement for mercury detox.

I use NSP's Algin.

Always check the ingredient list.

Hope this helps.