Sports Research Krill Oil Supplement with EPA & DHA Omega 3, Phospholipids & Astaxanthin from Antarctic Krill - Highest Concentration of Krill Oil for Men & Women - 1000mg, 60 Softgel Capsules

This is a great product because it has omega 3 a must need. Krill oil which is even better than omega 3 AND asthaxthin. Asthaxathin is the best.

Easy to take. Good quality ingrediants.

These mini krill oil gels are a convenient way to get omega-3s without the fishy aftertaste. The Superba® krill formula goes down easily, and I noticed improved joint comfort and a clearer skin (less dryness) after a few weeks. Pros: Convenience: Small, easy-to-swallow softgels. Effectiveness: Noticeable joint and inflammation support within a few weeks. Quality: Includes choline, phospholipids, and astaxanthin — feels like a premium formula. Diet-friendly: MSC certified, Non-GMO, and gluten free. Cons: Can't think of any! Bottom line: A premium, easy-to-take krill oil that delivers results without fishy burps. Five stars.

I made the switch from standard fish oil capsules to this krill oil since November, and there are a few meaningful differences worth sharing for anyone considering the same move. First, the obvious one: no fishy aftertaste or burp-back. With traditional fish oil, that was a daily annoyance. These capsules have a very mild, neutral smell, and I've had zero repeat flavor. That alone was a win. The Superba Krill sourcing matters here — Antarctic krill is generally considered a cleaner, more sustainable source than many fish oil products, and the phospholipid-bound omega-3s in krill are thought to be more bioavailable than the triglyceride form found in most fish oils. Whether you feel that difference is hard to quantify day-to-day, but the science behind it is solid, and it influenced my decision to try this brand specifically. At 1000mg per softgel, the dose feels right. The softgels themselves are small — noticeably smaller than most fish oil capsules, which is a plus if you take multiple supplements daily and have pill fatigue. One thing to be aware of: if you have a shellfish allergy, krill oil is not appropriate for you — worth flagging since some people don't realize krill is a crustacean. Also, krill oil is typically pricier than fish oil per serving, so that's a real tradeoff to weigh. Overall, Sports Research is a brand I trust for transparency and sourcing, and this product lives up to that. A cleaner, more convenient omega-3 option for those willing to pay a small premium.

When I found and purchased these, I was in need of some more fish oil capsules to replenish the stock in my medicine cabinet. I've tried several different fish oil products in the past and found myself unimpressed and underwhelmed to say the least. The majority of fish oil capsules that I have taken, were the ones that everyone is accustomed to using or seeing: the oversized pills that you have to take a handful of at a time. You know, the ones that smell like a fish market and give you those pleasant "fish burps" for the rest of the day? Yeah, not fun. Anyhow, the last bottle of fish oil capsules that I had was actually Krill Oil, but it was a store brand product. I usually think store brands are often times as good, if not better, than their name brand counterparts. In this case, however, I didn't feel that that was the case. I originally came to Amazon looking for Schiff's Krill Oil since I prefer the lack of fish smell / taste and the fact that a serving size is 1 small gel capsule. During my search for Schiff's Krill Oil, I came across this product and noticed that it was 1,000mg (vs. Schiff's 500mg*). I honestly expected to find that the serving size for this product was going to be 2 gel capsules, but to my surprise, the serving size was only 1 gel capsule. I read the product description, a sizable amount of the reviews, calculated the price-per-unit, and decided to buy myself a bottle of this product. I take fish oil mostly to help keep my blood pressure under control. I also take it for the general, overall health benefits that good fatty acids afford. Anyhow, I've been taking this product for about 2 weeks now. While I can't really say that it has changed my life, I don't feel quite as mentally foggy as I did prior to taking it. And, in all honesty, I don't expect to necessarily feel the changes that a product like this would bring about (blood tests would likely be a better indicator of how well this product performs). In closing, assuming this product stays the same price, I would definitely get it again. While the capsules are larger than Schiff's Krill Oil and there is a slight fish smell to the gel capsules, when you take into account the potency and the price-per-unit, you can't go wrong with this product. I would highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for a quality fish oil product. * You can get 1,000mg Schiff's Krill Oil, but you're paying approximately $0.97 per unit versus $0.48 for this product.

This has helped me sleep and the tingling in my legs has lessened.

One of the better Krill oils I’ve had for the money. No problems with fish taste

Great quality krill oil. The capsules are small and easy to swallow, and I like that there’s no fishy aftertaste. Been taking it daily and it’s been a great addition to my routine. Would buy again.

Great product. Zero aftertaste.

Value for money , good quality, can trust the product blindly

Es la segunda vez que compro estas cápsulas y son de la mejor calidad, autentico aceite de Krill.

本日、8/13に受け取りました。予定より早く 送っていただき感謝です。また、なくなり次第、注文します。ありがとうございました。

Me gustó mucho. Se sienten sus efectos en forma inmediata. Sin duda lo seguiré consumiendo.