Antarctic Krill Oil 500mg 60 Capsules - 100% Pure Cold Pressed Superba™ Krill Antarctic Eco Harvested – Reflux Free Source of Omega 3 EPA & DHA Lipids, Phospholipids, Choline and Astaxanthin

Each capsule contains 500mg of krill oil, costing 28p/capsule and with a 2 capsule per day recommended dosage.I will take 2-3 capsules per day which works out to a minimum of £0.56/day, which is a little on the pricey side when compared to fish oil.These are presented in a slimline plastic tub which is recyclable and convenient due to the size and shape, fitting through the letterbox etc.The capsules have no real aftertaste and give no fishy burps, and seem good quality with a deep red colour.Clinical trials on krill oil are generally in the range of 1-3g, so this supplement provides enough in 2 capsules to meet clinically relevant dosages.This seems like a very high quality supplement, and while it's not the most expensive krill oil supplement out there, it's also not the cheapest.While krill oil has a higher bioavailability than fish oil, the omega-3 content in this is very small, and it would require a high dosage to meet the same omega-3 content.There are trials on krill oil showing improvements in cholesterol, triglycerides, arthritis and more from a dosage that you can get with this supplement, so it's something that I will definitely look into for long term supplementation.

Delivered without white resealable cap so won't be sealable once opened.No replacement option so lost the Subscribe & Save discount as had to return.Disappointing.

Capsules dissolve slowly so you can swallow them easily without any taste of the oil. Nothing bad to say about these, they are what they say on the bottle. Recommended.

Antarctic Krill Oil 500mg 60 Capsules - 100% Pure Cold Pressed Superba™ Krill Antarctic Eco Harvested – Reflux Free Source of Omega 3 EPA & DHA Lipids, Phospholipids, Choline and Astaxanthin.This antarctic krill oil comes in a flattish container, when you remove the lid there's a seal....... There's 60 Capsules that are easy to Swallow and you need to take 2 a day so that's a months supply.This is a good source of omega, my husband started taking these as soon as they had arrived as omega supplements are a must for him and he had run out of his usual brand........ Its early days so its hard to say whether he's benefitting from them so when he's finished them all I may be back with an update.The quality of the ingredients looks pretty good and better than his usual brand..... Both of us can reccomend and may buy again.

I take fish oil every day and am convinced of it's benefits so I'm always keen to try new varieties.This bottle has just 60 capsules which means it is only 30 days supply (2 per day) - this makes it 56p per day which is quite expensive compared to other fish oil options although this is Krill oil which does cost more than other fish oil (and it is said to have better effects).The bottle is only half full which seems such a waste of packaging (always a negative for me).They have no after taste and are easy to swallow which is good.

It's early days but first impressions are positive.I've taken cod liver oil capsules for a long time but these could be my new replacement.Firstly the packaging is good, it's not a huge oversize packet which is nice. They are foil sealed and have a replaceable cap to keep them safe and fresh. They are a bright red which was unusual when your used to cod liver oil.After taking a few I've had not fishy after taste or any taste at all. They were easy to swollow.I will keep taking them and see if there are any changes or just how I feel. Definitely worth a try for a month, and at £16.97 it's a little over 50p a day.

Product arrived the next day but there was no lid??

Krill oil tends to cost more than generic Omega-3 products, but there are several alternatives on Amazon that are cheaper pro rata than this pack. Something odd is happening with the pricing, as earlier reviews say the pack last year was £10, then £14, and now it’s £17.There is an interesting claim as follows: “A smaller dose is required compared to other sources of Omega oils, and the dreaded 'fishy burps' are avoided as krill oil is reflux free.” A larger dose of ordinary Omega would still be cheaper, and you either suffer from reflux or you don’t (I don’t).It ticks the eco boxes, if that’s a consideration for you.