VitaDHA Antarctic Krill Oil a Potent Source of EPA, Astaxanthin & DHA for Brain Function, Heart Health, Blood, Hair, Skin, Joints, Connective Tissues & Liver | Cod Liver Oil Alternative

Great source of Omega-3. Each serving (1-3 capsules per day) contains 500-1500mg (500mg per capsule) of krill oil, which is a fairly strong dosage. It’s difficult to assess the effectiveness of supplements (particularly those intended for the purpose of helping to maintain normal bodily function), especially with only 20-60 days of use (depending on the dosage taken), but Omega-3 is essential for normal cellular metabolism and these capsules are an abundant source.Unlike many Omega-3 supplements sourced from fish, these softgels don't have any odour and leave practically no fishy aftertaste.One downside is that these are a little on the expensive side (£14.99 at the time of writing this review) for only a 20-60 day supply. There are other practically identical (in ingredients, dosage, and quality) Antarctic krill oil capsules on Amazon that are cheaper. However, many of the cheaper alternatives out there are of a much lesser quality and concentration.

These medium capsules are easy to swallow and have no taste, fishy burps or after taste. At the recommended dose of one to three capsules a day it will depend on how long the 60 capsules in this container will last. At the current price of £ 14.99 I prefer to take two capsules a day and this container will last one month. At that rate I think it is very good value for money and I will be buying it in the future as I am impressed by the fact that it is a very good source of healthy fats something I look for now that I am on a keto diet. I’m also interested in the antioxidant properties of the astaxanthin.The best before date is 01/2024 so very fresh. I also like the flat container as it can be easily delivered through the letterbox.

Bought these as an alternative to traditional cod liver oil which I take for my joints, because I heard krill oil also helps decrease swelling and lower cholesterol. I’m really happy with them. Small size makes them much easier to swallow, and no fishy aftertaste.

This antarctic krill oil has been a good overall experience for me, with no obvious adverse reactions and no aftertaste. I went for 2x per day as a continuation of a previous oil I had been taking, but the bottle suggests 1-3 pills per day as required.I confess to not necessarily knowing whether antarctic krill are a more ethical or eco-friendly option for human consumption over other types, but that is obviously a consideration that you might want to factor-in, especially it’s potential air-miles.The pills take the form of ovoid softgels which are nice and easy to deal with. The bottle is one of those unusual flat-profile white opaque plastic affairs, which is fine from a delivery perspective (if this is the only item you’re having delivered and Amazon haven’t decided to over-package the outer box), and it also takes up less space in your medicine cabinet, but I do find it easy to knock over as it is so thin.For a price of c. £15 (at time of review) that’s not the cheapest source of Omega-3 you’ll find for sure, but I am happy with the product overall.

I'm a huge fan of the slimline bottle as it's so much easier to store. The supplements themselves are easy to swallow and don't cause me any ill effects. They're very reasonably priced.

The Krill oil has a mid taste and it is absorbed easily