Neptune Krill Oil Brain & Vision Formula

Krill oil may be a stronger, more effective way to get your daily omega-3s than fish oil. Krill oil is in phospholipid form, the type of lipid that human cell membranes are composed of. This allows for easy and immediate absorption into the body. Krill oil also contains astaxanthin, a potent antioxidant and carotenoid. Fish oil is generally in triglyceride form, which needs to then be converted to phospholipid form. Some of the beneficial qualities and strength of the fish oil may be diminished during this conversion. Krill oil is the better alternative to fish oil if you are looking for maximum potency, efficacy and purity in your omega-3 supplement.

No, there is no fishy repeat or fish burps with Krill Oil. Our krill oil is extremely pure and is encapsulated in softgel capsules to limit the incidence of oxidation that may lead to unpleasant taste or decreased efficacy. Along with these features, krill oil is digested lower down in the gastrointestinal tract than fish oil, limiting the chance of fishy repeat, taste or fish burps that ordinary fish oil may cause.

Krill are small, shrimp-like crustaceans. They are extremely pure because they are at the bottom of the food chain. Their high omega-3 content comes from their phytoplankton diet, which is naturally high in EPA and DHA. Krill oil’s EPA and DHA are pre-converted and in the highly absorbable phospholipid form. Krill are sourced from the waters of the Antarctic, a pure and uncontaminated body of water. Krill are naturally high in astaxanthin, a powerful antioxidant and carotenoid. Astaxanthin is what gives krill and krill oil its bright red/orange color.

Krill oil can be taken at any time of day. To reduce any risk of digestive upset, take krill oil with a full meal. Some find that taking their krill oil at breakfast is convenient and easy to remember. As long as you are taking your recommended krill oil dosage per day, timing should not be an issue.

Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) is an omega-3 fatty acid that needs to be obtained from your diet, making it an essential fatty acid. DHA is required for brain and eye health. It is particularly important for children during their developmental years for proper brain and eye development. Krill oil is naturally high in DHA. DHA can be used to help manage hyperactive behavior, healthy mood, cardiovascular health, brain development in babies and children, feminine health and more.

Eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) is an omega-3 fatty acid that has been shown to promote cardiovascular health and a healthy inflammatory response. EPA is a natural component of krill oil and helps to support the maintenance of good health considering it is commonly lacking the diet.

Astaxanthin comes from a unique microalgae (Haematococcus pluvialis) which contains this valuable antioxidant and carotenoid. A study in the Journal of Medicinal Food, found astaxanthin to be a more powerful antioxidant than any other carotenoid and even vitamin E. The krill eat this microalgae, retaining the natural astaxanthin.

Krill oil is generally safe for all ages. Speak to your healthcare provider to see if krill oil is right for you. There may be exceptions or interactions with some medications that need to be considered before adding krill oil to your diet.

Yes. Krill oil can be extremely beneficial to children during their developmental years. The omega-3′s in krill oil promote, brain, eye, joint and nervous system development. Omega-3′s, like those found in krill oil, can also help to assist with behavioral issues and regulate mood. A recent study in the journal Nutrients, found DHA, an omega-3 found in krill oil, to have a favorable role in children’s cognition and behavior. Children up to 16 years of age may take 500mg of krill oil per day. Although generally safe, it is advised that you speak with your child’s healthcare provider before adding a krill oil supplement.

Omega-3′s are essential fatty acids that all people require. Various factors such as age, gender, physical activity level and diet all impact how much omega-3 one should take. We recommend speaking with your healthcare provider to determine which quantity is best suited for you.

Some may feel results after a few days of taking krill oil. Changes in blood results can be seen after 1-3 months. Each person and condition is unique and responds to krill oil differently. For best results, couple Daily Nutra Krill Oil Formulas with a healthy diet and moderate exercise.

Daily Nutra Omega Supreme Krill Oil Formulas should be stored in a cool, dry place protected from heat and light. Refrigeration is not required, nor is it recommended.

As each individual and his or her health condition is unique, results vary. Factors such as age, diet, physical activity level, gender, etc. all have an impact on the absorption of krill oil, therefore it is difficult to say. We recommend taking krill oil for a minimum of three months to see noticeable benefits.

Yes. The omega-3′s in krill oil are considered to be essential nutrients, but they do not interfere with other nutrients found in multivitamins. The fatty acids in krill oil will actually assist with the absorption of fat-soluble nutrients such as vitamins A, D and E. With this or any other form of supplementation, we always recommend consulting with your healthcare practitioner.

Our krill are sourced from the Antarctic, one of the purest bodies of water.

The recommended dosage of Daily Nutra Omega Supreme Krill Oil Formulas depends on the formula. For the Heart and Circulation Formula, it is 2 capsules. For the Brain and Vision Formula, it is 2 capsules. For the Joints and Bones Formula, it is 1 capsule. Speak to your healthcare provider if you would like to supplement beyond this serving.

No. It is advisable that you do not take krill oil if you have a seafood or shellfish allergy. Our product contains both fish (tilapia) gelatin in our capsule and shellfish (krill).

Krill oil is known to interact with several medications. Those taking aspirin, warfarin, ibuprofen, heparin, enoxaparin and diclofenac may find that blood clotting is slowed. Taking both krill oil and aspirin or other blood thinning medication at the same time can result in bloodshot eyes and impaired blood clotting. Krill oil should not be taken a few weeks prior to surgery due to its blood thinning action. During this time, foods higher in vitamin K, such as kale, should be added to the diet to encourage proper blood clotting. After surgery and healing, krill oil can be safely added back into your healthy living routine. We recommend speaking with your healthcare provider before taking this, or any other supplement.

Blood thinning is the most common side effect of taking omega-3′s and krill oil. Blood that is too thin can be seen in bloodshot eyes. Simply decrease your dose of krill oil if this is the case. With this or any other form of supplementation, we recommend consulting your healthcare provider.

While it is generally safe for pregnant and breastfeeding women to take krill oil, it is advised that you speak with your doctor before doing so. The DHA and EPA in krill oil aid in proper brain, eye, nervous system and heart development in babies.

It is advisable to speak with your health care practitioner before adding krill oil to your supplement regimen.

It is advisable to speak with your healthcare practitioner before adding krill oil to your supplement regime.

Krill oil may cause digestive distress or upset in some people. If you suffer from heartburn, try taking your krill oil with a meal to help lower the risk of digestive upset.

Krill oil is not known to cause constipation. The essential fatty acids in krill oil may actually help to lubricate the digestive system, promoting regularity. Constipation may be caused by a variety of simple factors, including not drinking enough water, or it may be a sign of a more serious medical condition. If you are experiencing severe or chronic constipation, we recommend speaking with your healthcare provider.

Krill oil has a blood thinning effect and may contribute to increased bruising. If this is the case, simply cut your dosage of krill oil in half. Bruising may be a sign of a more serious condition so it is best to speak with your health care provider regarding this. You may also see bruising if you are taking a blood thinning medication such as aspirin or warfarin and krill oil at the same time.

The omega-3′s found in krill oil have been clinically shown to promote a healthy inflammatory response. A study in Nutrition Reviews, found that the consumption of marine-based omega-3′s (like krill oil), to be very beneficial in supporting the maintenance of good health, including a healthy inflammatory response.

Before adding a krill oil supplement to your diet, it is best to speak with your healthcare provider. There may be interactions with some medications.

It is best to choose either krill oil or fish oil. You do not need both at the same time. Taking too many omega-3 supplements can cause thinning of the blood.

We suggest consulting your healthcare provider if you have any concerns about taking this, or any other supplement.

Krill oil is not intended to replace medication before or after surgery, however due to its positive benefits on overall health including, promoting a healthy lipid profile, improving joint function, promoting cardiovascular health etc., krill oil is a safe and effective everyday supplement. We recommend consulting with your healthcare provider before taking this or any other supplement.

Omega-3 supplements, such as krill oil, are known to thin the blood, which may interfere with blood-thinning medications such as aspirin. We recommend consulting your healthcare provider before taking our krill oil or any other supplement.

Alcohol is considered to be a toxin and once ingested, may interfere with cognitive and liver function. When alcohol consumption is high, scientists say levels of DHA are depleted and need to be replenished. There is growing evidence that the DHA found in krill oil may protect cells against the effects of alcohol, specifically exhibiting protective effects against alcohol-related brain damage. While the omega-3′s found in krill oil have been clinically shown to support healthy inflammatory pathways, it is best taken in conjunction with a healthy diet and exercise. We always recommend consulting with your healthcare practitioner before taking this, or any other supplement.

No, this product does not contain soy. The lecithin used in the softgel is derived from sunflower oil. The supplement ingredients are: Neptune Krill Oil (1000mg), CoQ10 (100mg), Vitamin B12 (1mg), and Folate (0.4mg). The softgel capsule ingredients are: gelatin, glycerin, glycerol monostearate, yellow beeswax, lecithin, water, sorbitol, carob, lycopene, vanillin.

Krill oil is highly absorbed due to its phospholipid structure. Phospholipids comprise human cell walls, which makes krill oil so recognizable to the body, contrary to fish oil. Fish oil is found in the triglyceride structure which your body has to break down through enzymatic action.

The astaxanthin found in our Krill Oil is naturally occurring. The astaxanthin comes from the krill eating a unique microalgae (Haematococcus pluvialis) which contains this valuable antioxidant and carotenoid. A study in the Journal of Medicinal Food, found astaxanthin to be a more powerful antioxidant than any other carotenoid and even more potent than vitamin E in terms of antioxidative capacity.

Daily Nutra Omega Supreme Krill Oil Formulas are manufactured in the United States.

No. Our product is third-party tested and exceeds the standards for purity.

Our krill oil is made in FDA approved facilities. Natural supplements do not require FDA approval.

Our Krill Oil is extracted using a supercritical solvent extraction. This method of extraction produces a potent, pure and effective krill oil concentrate for the greatest amount of EPA and DHA. This process allows for extraction without using high heat. We don’t use any bleach, chemicals or other harsh refining methods which ensures the most nutrient-dense, unrefined pure oil. During the process we measure the peroxide and p-anisidine values to monitor the stability of the product against oxidation.

Please contact our customer service representatives as they will inform you of our current batch’s expiry date. Generally it is 2 years after the manufacture date.

Krill oil is not kosher as it is a crustacean.

Our Krill Oil does not contain iodine and should not be taken as an iodine supplement to maintain thyroid health.

Yes. Our Krill Oil is paleo. Our krill oil does not contain any additional ingredients that may not be paleo-friendly. Some brands of krill oil may contain additional ingredients that are not in compliance with the paleo diet.

Our krill are harvested using sustainable fishing techniques that preserve biodiversity and adhere to strict environmental laws. The krill are frozen immediately upon harvest in order to preserve essential nutrients and powerful compounds.

Our Krill Oil is independently twice to verify our oil is free from impurities and heavy metals. Krill are naturally very low in any heavy metals or toxins due to being both low on the food chain and coming from the pure Antarctic waters. Some krill oils have not been through the same purification and testing process as our Krill Oil and may contain unwanted ingredients.