Is ChlorOxygen Kosher?

The Ingredient Breakdown

As a food scientist, I look past the marketing claims and straight at the formulation. ChlorOxygen is a chlorophyll concentrate designed to boost oxygen utilization. The formula is relatively clean, but for the kosher community, one specific ingredient requires a closer look.

The primary active ingredient is Chlorophyll (from Mulberry leaves), which is universally kosher. The carrier oils—Extra Virgin Olive Oil and Sunflower Lethicin—are plant-derived and pose no issues. However, the delivery system is where things get nuanced. The softgel casing is made from Bovine Gelatin.

Here is the critical distinction: The gelatin is listed as Halal. While Halal and Kosher dietary laws share similarities, they are not identical. Halal gelatin is permissible, but for a product to be certified Kosher, the gelatin must come from cattle slaughtered according to Jewish law (shechita) or be certified by a reputable authority. Because the label does not display a "K" or "U" symbol, we cannot guarantee the gelatin meets strict kosher standards without contacting the manufacturer directly.

Nutritional Value

From a nutritional standpoint, ChlorOxygen is a low-impact supplement. It is not a significant source of macronutrients like protein or carbohydrates. The softgel base consists of vegetable glycerine and purified water, which are calorically neutral. The Beeswax used as a thickener adds negligible nutritional value.

If you are monitoring your intake for weight management or specific health conditions, this supplement fits easily into almost any diet. It contains no sugar and no significant fat content that would impact your daily limits. It is essentially a concentrated dose of chlorophyllin, which supports blood health, rather than a food source.