There are a hundred videos about which omega-3 is better. This is about the question people actually ask: which one comes back to haunt you?

The real differences

Krill oil carries its omega-3s largely in phospholipid form — the same form your cell membranes use. Fish oil carries them mostly as triglycerides. Krill oil also arrives with astaxanthin, a natural antioxidant that gives it its deep red color and helps protect the oil itself.

What the versus videos skip: freshness beats species

An oil that sat in drums for months will taste like it — whatever species it came from. The fishy burp isn’t really a krill-versus-fish question. It’s a fresh-versus-old question. So whichever side you land on, ask how it was made.

Ours is krill, extracted mechanically right on the boat, no chemicals, small batches into softgels while the oil is fresh — with only the astaxanthin the krill brought with it. The label tells you the species. The process tells you what’s in the capsule.

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