Finally, one I don't dread taking
The chewable format makes these surprisingly easy to take. No big capsules to deal with and no strong fishy taste afterward.




Every ingredient is printed with its amount per serving. No proprietary blend, no one weight for the whole mixture, nothing hidden behind a nice word.
The chewable format makes these surprisingly easy to take. No big capsules to deal with and no strong fishy taste afterward.
My biggest issue with fish oil has always been the taste afterward. These don't give me that same fish oil repeat, which makes them much more appealing.
I've been looking for a simple omega-3 supplement, and I like how straightforward these are. Two softgels and I'm done.
I'm usually sensitive to the taste of fish oil, so I appreciate that these don't have that same lingering flavor.
I've never enjoyed taking liquid fish oil, so this format is a big improvement for me. No mess and no lingering fishy taste.
The bottle is easy to keep at my desk, and the two-a-day serving makes it easy to remember. I like having the option to chew or swallow them.
I specifically wanted a krill oil product, and the phospholipid omega-3 format was another reason this one stood out to me.
The chewable softgel makes this much easier to keep up with than the fish oil capsules I've tried before. No unpleasant fishy aftertaste.
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✓ 500 mg Antarctic krill oil per capsule, 750 mg capsule ✓ Omega-3s carried as phospholipids, the form krill stores them in ✓ Chewable gel softgel, or swallow it. No fish oil repeat ✓ Sugar free, 60 capsules per bottle ✓ Supports eye health, mental clarity and focus
Krill carries its omega-3s differently from fish. That difference is the whole reason to take krill instead. Phospholipids, not triglycerides In fish oil the omega-3s are bound as triglycerides. In krill they are bound to phospholipids, which is the same form the membranes of your own cells are built from. Which is why it does not repeat The reason standard fish oil comes back up is the oil separating in the stomach. This is the complaint that ends most fish oil habits, and it is the one krill answers. Where omega-3s end up DHA is concentrated in the retina and in brain tissue. That is not a claim about curing anything, it is simply where the body puts it. Two a day, chewed or swallowed The
If one of these is your week, it was made for you. You are on a screen all day Eight hours at one focal distance, and your eyes are tired by the evening. You have quit fish oil before Not because it did not work. Because of the taste that came back an hour later. The afternoon is your worst stretch Mornings are sharp. After lunch things go flat and stay flat. You do not eat fish twice a week Almost nobody does. This is the version that actually happens.
Manufactured to current Good Manufacturing Practice standards.
What is on the label is what is in the bottle.
Every amount printed per serving. No proprietary blend hiding the doses.
Made in a facility operating to current Good Manufacturing Practice standards.
Every ingredient is printed with its amount per serving.
No artificial colours, no unnecessary fillers, nothing hidden in a blend.
60 capsules. At two a day, which is the full serving, one bottle is 30 days. The label allows one to two a day, so at the lower dose a bottle stretches to 60 days. The packs on this page are priced on the two a day figure, so one pack is a month, two packs is two months, three packs is three.
That is the specific reason people move to krill. The omega-3s are bound to phospholipids rather than sitting as a separate oil, so it does not separate in the stomach the way standard fish oil does.
Either. The label says chew or swallow with warm water, once a day, one to two capsules each time.
Yes. It is Antarctic krill, which is a crustacean. Do not take it if you have a seafood or shellfish allergy.
Antarctic krill oil, gelatin, glycerol, water and sorbitol solution. Each 750 mg capsule contains 500 mg of Antarctic krill oil. Net content 45 g, 60 capsules of 0.75 g. It contains no sugar.
Both occur naturally in Antarctic krill oil, and neither is added separately or quantified on the label. We are not going to put a milligram figure on either one, because the manufacturer does not state one.
Do not exceed the label. The manufacturer sets a limit of under 3 grams of krill oil per day. Two capsules is 1 gram.
The manufacturer states it is not suitable for infants and toddlers, pregnant women, breastfeeding women, or anyone with a seafood allergy. If you take any medication, particularly a blood thinner, speak to your doctor first. Keep out of reach of children.
Email contact@krakensupps.com within 90 days of delivery and we refund the full purchase price.
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