That is, there is no research that discusses the consumption of titanium dioxide having negative health effects. As cited above, the United States EPA has written in its report that titanium dioxide is “not bioavailable as it is not absorbed via the
No, OmegaKrill does not contain Omega-6. Click Here To Learn More About OmegaKrill
Yes, the OmegaKrill softgels contain sorbitol, which is derived from corn. Click Here To Learn More About OmegaKrill
Anchovy and krill are both very low on the food chain, thus, they naturally contain extremely low amounts of mercury, if any. The current certification for OmegaKrill can be found on the IFOS website. Click Here To Learn More About OmegaKrill.
Yes, a portion of the EPA and DHA (from krill) in OmegaKrill are provided in phospholipid form. Click Here To Learn More About OmegaKrill
No, it does not contain crab. Click Here To Learn More About OmegaKrill
OmegaKrill contains anchovies and sardines, which are wild-harvested in a sustainable manner from cold-water sources (e.g., South Pacific Ocean). Click Here To Learn More About OmegaKrill
The source of krill oil in OmegaKrill is certified by the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC), a leader in sustainability standards. The Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certifies our krill oil as being totally sustainable and 100% traceable from sea to
The gelatin, which is a highly purified protein, is derived from bovine sources. We source our gelatin from BSE-free animals (bovine), which are all sourced from USDA-inspected facilities, and the gelatin is manufactured only from animal parts that a
We are not able to disclose the exact amounts or percentages of fish and krill oils in the OmegaKrill formula. However, each daily serving provides 1300mg of total omega-3 fatty acids and 3mg of astaxanthin. Click Here To Learn More About OmegaKrill
We are unable to disclose the specific amount of krill oil included in OmegaKrill. Please review the label for the most accurate information. Click Here To Learn More About OmegaKrill
No, OmegaKrill is not organic. Click Here To Learn More About OmegaKrill
The omega-3 fatty acids in OmegaKrill are provided in triglyceride form. Click Here To Learn More About OmegaKrill
Yes, OmegaKrill has earned the prestigious 5-star rating from the International Fish Oil Standards™ (IFOS) program, which is the only third-party testing and certification program for fish oils. The 5-star rating means that OmegaKrill meets or exceed
Omega-3 fatty acids are essential fatty acids that must be consumed through dietary sources. Omega-3s play a vital role in cardiovascular health, nervous system function, brain development, immune health, cell structure, and metabolism. Unfortunately
Our fish oils are processed using a patented, low-temperature process called Supercritical CO2 Extraction. This process removes all possible contaminants, and it does so at low temperatures in an oxygen-free environment, preventing lipid oxidation, p
Krill are tiny crustaceans. Thus, they are in the same family as shrimp, and they kind of look like clear crawfish. Krill oil (derived from krill) is very rich in antioxidants, particularly the very potent antioxidant Astaxanthin. Because of its high
Sorbitol is a naturally-occurring sugar alcohol found in various fruits, corn, and seaweed. In dietary supplements, sorbitol is an ingredient added to the softgel with the purpose of helping prevent leakage, providing consistent quality, and extendin
We do not test for additional nutritional characteristics (e.g., iodine) outside of those listed on the Supplement Facts Panel (SFP). Having said that, each of the ingredients in OmegaKrill is highly purified and standardized for the ingredients list
OmegaKrill contains anchovies and sardines, which are wild-harvested in a sustainable manner from cold-water sources (e.g., South Pacific Ocean). Click Here To Learn More About OmegaKrill
The coloring in OmegaKrill is from annatto, a natural food dye derived from the seeds of the achiote tree. Click Here To Learn More About OmegaKrill
Glycerin, which is an all-natural sugar alcohol, is a commonly used ingredient in pharmaceutical and personal health care products. It contributes to improving the texture (i.e., smoothness) of the softgel, and it also serves to keep the gelatin mois
The gelatin, which is a highly purified protein, is derived from bovine sources. We source our gelatin from BSE-free animals (bovine), which are all sourced from USDA-inspected facilities, and the gelatin is manufactured only from animal parts that a
A small amount of sorbitol is included in the capsule to help allow the capsule to remain soft. Click Here To Learn More About OmegaKrill
The gelatin protects the fish oils from oxidative damage, yielding a fresh product over a long-shelf life, as well as increasing compliance (and thus results). Click Here To Learn More About OmegaKrill
Titanium dioxide is naturally opaque in color and reflects light very well, which is helpful in protecting delicate omega-3 fatty acids from light and oxidation. Adding a very small amount of titanium dioxide to the softgel results in an opaque softg
There are multiple levels of protection against rancidity when it comes to OmegaKrill:. Low-temperature processing (i.e., Super Critical CO2 Extraction). Astaxanthin, one of nature’s most powerful antioxidants. Opaque-colored capsules. Opaque-colored