my journey to help our planet🌍

How did we get here? Where is here?

I was always interested in how nature works. In high school, biology interested me because I loved learning about living things. But as I learned more, I realized that it wasn’t so much the animals as it was the processes that make us alive. So, I applied and got accepted to biochemistry. When registration day arrived, the lineup was down the staircase from the fourth floor, through the lobby, out the front door and around the block. It was crazy how many people there were registering for biochemistry.

It was simply too many for me. So, I walked down the street to the chemistry building, where nobody was waiting. As I went to the office, I told them I got accepted to biochemistry but that there were too many people at the registration line. I asked: will you take me? And the rest is history. And hence the interest in natural products.

I had promised a weed n feed based on our seaweed fertilizer. It’s not ready yet. It is currently being tested on lawns and should be available for sale later in the summer. If you would like to be part of this trial period with us and try it out on your lawn, please email us at store@ampolymers.com.

To help, we have something that might make it easier on you … Introducing our new product: CHAPIN SELF MIXING HOSE END SPRAYER. It is available on our e-store now! Ideal for those using our seaweed fertilizer on lawns. This product makes it easier to use in larger spaces and saves you time from measuring the exact amount of seaweed you need.

To not make the wait for the weed and feed so long, I’m offering you a sale:

Who doesn’t love a sale, right?

We want you, subscribers, to be the first to know. A sale is now on, get 2 bottles of 1L Seaweed Fertilizer for only 29.99 (regular price $40. Discount added automatically). You’ll be saving money for other things such as a new product in our shop.

Look how quickly these plants grew with our seaweed fertilizer. The image on the left is how these tomatoes started out and on the right is how they look now, how quickly did they grow!