Most krill oil gives you 500 mg a day in a single capsule. This is 2,000 mg in two. Four times what the category settled on.
The krill oil for people who read the back of the bottle and did the arithmetic.
The typical krill oil bottle is one 500 mg softgel a day. The trial that found nothing used 2,000 mg. The trials that found anything used 2,000.
So we built the bottle we couldn't buy: two capsules, 2,000 mg of Antarctic krill oil, 120 in the bottle. That's the whole reason it isn't one capsule.
Four times a typical bottle. Not the dose that's cheapest to make.
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Your cell membranes are built out of fat, and that fat is meant to carry omega-3. Fish oil delivers it as a triglyceride, so your body has to repackage it before it can use it.
Krill delivers it already joined to phosphatidylcholine — the same thing the membrane is made of. Nothing to convert. Four softgels give you 2,000 mg of krill oil, 840 mg of EPA and DHA, and 800 mg of marine phospholipids. The outcome the research settles on is easier movement, over eight to twelve weeks.
Research figures describe krill oil as an ingredient, not Rejoin. Individual results vary.
In their own words.
"I don't think about the stairs before I get to them anymore. Three months. Stairs. That's the whole thing."
"I can tell you what doesn't work, I've got a cupboard full of it. This one I've reordered twice. That's my actual review."
"43 hit me like a truck and this is the only thing I added that I've kept. Getting off the floor is easier. I'm not going to sell it harder than that."
Omega-3 takes about four weeks to build into your cells and twelve before it's fair to judge. Buy 2 Get 1 Free is three bottles — ninety days, the whole window, with free shipping worldwide. Take it properly. If your mornings are no different, send it back opened and we'll refund every cent.
Start My 12 Weeks →2,000 mg a day — four times a typical bottle. 60 capsules. Ninety days to decide.
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