Krill 1000, 120 Softgels

We live in an area with limited access to fish rich in omega-3, and this is the best option we have to get it. The capsules are large but have a rounded shape that makes them easy to swallow. Very good amount per capsule. Our cholesterol ratio is in the optimal range. But to keep it that way, it’s not enough to just take omega-3, you also need to be mindful of your diet.

Excellent product from NOW Foods. The Neptune Krill Oil is double strength, so you get a strong 1,000 mg dose in just one softgel, which is super convenient. Quality is top-tier — rich in omega-3s, phospholipids, and astaxanthin — and no fishy aftertaste. It’s easier on the stomach than regular fish oil and seems to help with joint comfort, focus, and heart health. Only downside is the price compared to regular omega-3, but you’re getting a much more bioavailable form. Totally worth it if it fits your budget.

I tried it, but unfortunately, it didn’t agree with my body—perhaps an allergic reaction. However, I gave it to my mom, and she really liked it! She said it made her feel more energized and healthier overall. A tip: If you’re unsure, try a smaller dose first to test your tolerance. If you found this helpful, leave a like, please! ^-^

Look you read alot of these reviews, It's krill oil. So to lighten that up: Don't krill my vibe. (Just my inflammation) You're krillin' it! (Quality) Just krillin'. (it's ingredients is krill) Krill out, man. (don't need to be old to need krill) That's krill-arious! (part of balanced cholesterol) It's a big krill to fill.(but leaves no taste) I have a License to krill. Take a krill pill man.

My trusted brand and great value , just started using it so need time to see effects.

Supplement name: NOW Foods, Krill 1000, 1,000 mg, 60 Softgels Supplement scores: 6 Introduction & context: Krill oil, rich in omega-3 fatty acids (EPA/DHA), astaxanthin, and phospholipids, is marketed for cardiovascular health, inflammation reduction, and joint support. This product delivers 1,000 mg per softgel at ~$20 for 60 servings. Third-party tested by NSF, it reports no contaminants. However, EPA/DHA content (240 mg) is modest compared to standard fish oil (1,000+ mg). Evidence summary: Limited human trials (mostly <12 weeks) show modest benefits in triglycerides and inflammatory markers, but inconsistent effects on LDL/HDL cholesterol. A 2011 RCT (n=90) found 300 mg/day more effective than 1,500 mg/day for CRP reduction—dosing misalignment here. No long-term data on joint health. Formulation & quality analysis: Provides EPA/DHA in phospholipid form, potentially enhancing bioavailability (though AUC data lacking). Astaxanthin content (~1.5 mg) is low. Softgels include gelatin and glycerin; no major allergens. No detectable lead, but phospholipids degrade faster than triglycerides. Safety & interactions: Generally safe; mild gastrointestinal issues possible. Risk of bleeding with anticoagulants. Avoid in shellfish allergies. Limited data on pregnancy/lactation. Value & practicality: Cost per effective EPA/DHA dose is high vs. fish oil. Convenient softgels, but astaxanthin’s antioxidant role is overstated here. Better alternatives exist for joint health (e.g., glucosamine). Overall verdict + score: Weak evidence, suboptimal dosing, and high cost undermine value. Suitable for omega-3 enthusiasts preferring phospholipids, but fish oil remains more practical. Score reflects evidence strength (5/10), safety (8/10), value (4/10), and utility (5/10). Who it's for: Omega-3 seekers wary of fish; not ideal for joint/cholesterol goals. I’d opt for high-EPA/DHA fish oil or algae-based omega-3 instead.

A potent and good quality supplement. This is effective to reduce joint pain, improved heart health and enhanced benefits compared to standard fish oil. My mother can attest to this. High-quality option at a reasonable price, no fishy aftertaste.

This krill oil is a good quality pure omega 3 source for adult age, without unwanted extra ingredients. It provides me benefits for my heart, hair, inflammation and cholesterol. No fishy after taste or fishy burps. Good package size, and value. You have to be able to swallow larger pills to use this, so only for adults I would advise.

I like the ingredients. It doesn't give a heartburn, doesn't leave a fishy taste in my mouth. I've been taking it irregularly. Only on the days when I've eaten less fish or omega containing products (like chis seeds). I feel like reordering same it next year. After this one is done.

Good quality of ingredient great packaging good absorption for stomach