OMEGA-3 KRILL OIL

Softgels · 60 ct · glass bottle

DescriptionHow to use

Krill = the phospholipid form of EPA/DHA. Supports heart, brain, and vision.* The same form found in your cell membranes — absorbed without a fatty meal or fishy aftertaste. Plus natural astaxanthin from microalgae — protects the omega-3s from oxidation. 1000 mg krill oil + 40 mg EPA + 20 mg DHA + 300 mcg astaxanthin per capsule.

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Contains: krill oil 1000 mg, EPA 40 mg, DHA 20 mg, astaxanthin 300 mcg. Softgel: gelatin + vegetable glycerin. ⚠ Contains crustacean shellfish.

Heart and circulation*

Brain and memory*

Vision*

Inflammation and recovery*

Omega-3 in phospholipid form

1000 mg
krill oil

EPA 40 + DHA 20 mg

Phospholipid
form

integrates into the membrane

Astaxanthin
300 mcg

natural antioxidant

Lab-tested

BL Bio Lab · FDA

IngredientsFront of label

Serving Size: 1 softgel · 60 capsules per package

Active ingredientAmount% DV

Krill oil (Antarctic)contains omega-3s in phospholipid form — the same form your cell membranes are built from 1000 mg **

EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid)bound to phospholipids, requires no conversion 40 mg **

DHA (docosahexaenoic acid)a structural fat of the brain and retina 20 mg **

Astaxanthina natural antioxidant that krill produce themselves 300 mcg **

Other Ingredients Capsule shell: gelatin and vegetable glycerin (without gelatin, liquid krill can't be packaged stably). ⚠ Contains crustacean shellfish. ** Daily Value not established.

FAQ

Why krill instead of regular fish oil?+

In fish oil, the omega-3s are in triglyceride or ethyl ester form — your body has to convert them first. In krill, the omega-3s are already bound to phospholipids — the same form your cell membranes are made of.* No fatty meal needed, no fishy aftertaste. Plus natural astaxanthin.

Can vegetarians take it?+

The capsule shell contains gelatin — without it, liquid krill oil can't be packaged stably. It's a trade-off for the purity of the formula inside. If you follow strict vegetarianism, this product isn't for you.

When is the best time to take it?+

With a meal that contains fat — omega-3s are fat-soluble. You can split the dose into 2-3 servings throughout the day.

Is it safe with a fish allergy?+

⚠ Krill are crustacean shellfish, not fish. But if you have a shellfish allergy, this product isn't for you. The label carries the corresponding warning.

Does it interact with blood-thinning medications?+

Omega-3s in high doses may enhance the effect of anticoagulants (warfarin, aspirin). If you take such medications, consult your doctor — we don't make individual recommendations.