Antarctic Krill Oil
Frequently Asked Questions:

A: It will increase your intake of omega-3 fatty acids. It will increase your intake of antioxidants.

A: 60, enough for a one-month supply if you take two capsules per day.

A: Krill are semi-translucent crustaceans that congregate in dense masses or swarms that can actually turn the ocean's surface pink or red. Together with plankton, krill make up the largest biomass on earth. This makes them one of the most easily renewable food resources available, and an excellent nutritional source from an environmental perspective.

A: Krill has a three-year shelf life, if stored in a dry, dark, and cool place.

A: The capsules are made from fish (Tilapia).

A: For kids between the ages of 4 and 6, we recommend that you check with your pediatrician.

A: One capsule once a day for kids over the age of 6. For children between the ages of 4 and 6, we recommend that you consult your pediatrician.

A: There are two major reasons for taking krill oil rather than fish oil.

• Krill Oil is MUCH Better Absorbed Than Fish Oil. This means you can take 1/5 the dose, and get by with two small capsules rather than 10 large ones. The phospholipid binding increases the bioavailability of the omega-3s, improves the omega-3 to omega-6 ratio and supports healthy cell membrane functioning.
• Fish oil is weak in antioxidant content. As you increase your intake of omega-3 essential fatty acids by consuming fish oil, you actually increase your need for more antioxidant protection. Krill Oil is naturally rich in antioxidants.

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