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Antarctic Krill Oil:

Krill oil is extracted from krill, a type of small crustacean - specifically the species Euphausia superba - found in Antarctic waters. Like fish oil, it contains docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) and eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA), two marine-based omega-3 fatty acids. Krill oil is also a natural source of astaxanthin, which gives it its distinctive red color, and marine phospholipids. The presence of these key nutrients distinguishes krill oil from standard fish oils.

One drawback of fish oil is its taste. Fortunately, krill oil provides all the same benefits without the harsh aftertaste. It is available in various supplement forms, including capsules, pills, liquid drops, softgels, gummies, tablets, and powders.

Horbaach Antarctic Krill Oil:

Step up your daily nutrition with Horbaach's Krill Oil! Each serving delivers 2,000mg Krill Oil Fish Oil Blend, in convenienet softgels. Simply take two (2) softgels a day, and reap the benefits of this supplement!

Krill Oil

Antarctic Krill Oil 2000 mg | 120 Softgels

Antarctic Krill Oil 2000 mg | 240 Softgels