• Make sure to check for Phospholipids if you want Pure Krill Oil. Inexpensive/lower quality products may contain fish oil and who knows what's in a proprietary blend, but phospholipid content is a sure sign of purity. Oceanutra 100% Pure Wild-Caught Krill Oil, the most concentrated levels at 56% (PL56) xl. Higher than Superba 2 at 40%, others claim to be krill, with levels as low as 3% which typically means they are blends and are predominantly fish oil, cod liver oil. CONTAINS SHELLFISH (Krill)
• NO FISHY AFTERTASTE | Pure Krill's Phospholipid-bound omega-3 fatty acids are water dispersible, making them easier to digest than fish oil. Pure Krill Oil’s ability to be absorbed directly means that your body is getting a higher percentage of Omega 3s than with cheaper products, providing more of the benefits you paid for. Look for 100% Pure Krill Oil with choline and avoid the digestive issues often associated with blends containing fish oil. 3rd party tested.
• USA: Oil Extracted, Processed, Encapsulated, Bottled in the USA from Wild-Caught Antarctic Krill. Just one soft gel a day. Each softgel contains 1000mg of certified 100% pure, sustainable & traceable Antarctic (not nordic) Krill oil with more naturally occurring EPA, DHA, Phospholipids and Astaxanthin.
• Just one soft gel per day gives you all the omega 3 fatty acids you need without the fishy burps you get from fish oil.
• This wellness formula for women and men contains essential omega-3 fatty acids that absorb more easily than those found in omega 3 fish oil. This next generation formula contains the highest levels of phospholipids and contains zero fish oil unlike some blends claiming they are pure. Our pure krill oil is a positive source of natures ultra high quality superior omega 3.

• Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 4 x 2 x 2 inches; 8.11 ounces
• Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Stay Active Healthcare
• Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ Antarctica

Ingredients
Pure Krill Oil Omega 3 EPA DHA. Astaxanthin. Choline

Directions
Take 1 soft gel daily with food

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