NatureBell Antarctic Krill Oil 2000mg Supplement, 240 Softgels, 3X Strength Natural Source of Omega-3s, EPA 240mg + DHA 160mg + Astaxanthin 800mcg – No Fishy Aftertaste – Mercury Free & Non-GMO

Seems to work well. Good clean ingredients and product. Easy to swallow and no bad after-taste or smell. Hope it helps with my cholesterol level.

Helps keep my eyes lubricated, works just as it should (for me).

I'm taking it following claims about health benefits, along with other herbs and supplements. As a package it works very well for me. Compared with the previous bottle from the same label these softgels have very strong fishy aftertaste which makes me wander about freshness of the oil inside.

Krill oil provides phospholipids that are not found in fish oil, and those deliver EPA and DHA through the blood-brain barrier more effectively.Fish oil often smells oxidized, even in sealed capsules within sealed jars. That is not true for krill oil capsules, but it is good insurance to add some BHT crystals to the bottle when first opening it. That is easier than refrigerating the opened jar.Please do not be concerned about the harvesting of krill. While harvesting impacts the survival of penguins and other marine carnivores, the quantity found in these capsules is not relevant compared with feeding farmed shrimp in Vietnam and as a filler in dog food. We do need to reduce industrial harvesting, but these capsules do not meaningfully contribute.Too much is made about the tiny amount of astaxanthin present in krill oil. While it does not harm, the effective dose is at least 4-6 milligrams per day, commonly derived from cultivated algae.

Great product I have used this for years I highly recommend it. It's given me the ability to play and enjoy hanging out with my grandson's and at this point in my life that's what it's all about.

A friend of mine from church suggested these to me because I said fish oil tablets were hard to take..I really love these because you don't get that codfish taste .

Since I have been taking krill oil, my cholesterol numbers have been so much better. I tried fish oil, but it makes re-runs. Krill oil is much better, and I intend to take this every day.

I probably wouldn’t recommend these because I did not like the smell at all. It’s not rancid or anything, just has a strange smell like chocolate plastic or something. I’m forcing myself to finish the container because it was expensive, but I probably wouldn’t buy them again. They go down easy ( they’re large but so is most fish oil ) and there is no fishy after burps or anything like that. I bought them to help lower my cholesterol but it’s too soon to tell as I’ve only been taking them for a few weeks and I started diet and exercise at the same time, so, even if it was working, I’m not sure which to contribute it to.