Now that the RPN supply is really drying up, what brand(s) would others recommend? I've looked at the labels and the NOW is about as close as it gets as far as the amounts go.

Never tried anything but the rpn brand...but im curious if other brands smell as bad.
I think jarrow makes a reasonably priced krill.
From what I've read, all Krill smells really bad.
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i just get my omegas from walmart. i think its by Nature-made? but it contains Omega 3,6,9 fish, flaxseed, and borage oils.
krill is the same as fish but you dont need as much of it.
Krill is a different beast from plain fish oil. It's like saying whey and whole milk proteins are the same. Yes, milk contains whey, but it is not the same amino acid profile.
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is this any good?
Antarctic Krill Oil
Amount per 1 softgel serving:
Krill Oil: 500mg
Phospholipids: 200mg
Total omega-3: 110mg
EPA: 60mg
DHA: 28mg
Astaxanthin: 40mcg
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I have used krill but heard that harvesting it was very damaging to the ecosystem. Worth a thought for the environmentally conscious.
That was literally all I heard. It was a snippet from somebody who owns a supplement line who wouldn't produce a krill product.
After doing a quick Google search for you here is a paragraph from omega-research.com.
"Sustainability
The increased fishing of krill has lead to grassroots protests and a call to action by The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Scientists, fishery groups, and federal environmental organizations like the NOAA have all voiced concerns about the potential impact of increased krill fishing. Due to these concerns, the fishing of krill has been banned on the West Coast of the US, and has been strictly limited in places like Norway and Antarctica1. In contrast, fish oil supplements are predominantly produced from sardines and anchovies, species that are currently in abundant supply, fished well below mandated limits, and are considered ideal species for sustainability, given their short reproductive cycles. A study published in the journal, Science, by marine conservation biologists also suggested that fishing should concentrate more on these pelagic species, in order to reduce the dependence on fish species currently threatened by overfishing2."
I hope that helps.![]()
hey rodja, speaking of swansons, they have their sea buckthorn oil on buy one get one right now, claims to be high in omega 7, an overlooked omega important in connective tissue repair/maintenance, just a heads up
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Swanson sells Krill Oil capsules that are very reasonably priced. That capsules do smell fishy thou- but I haven't had any fish burps issues with them.
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I vote swanson. Swanson uses superba which is sustainably harvested. Good stuff and cheap with coupons....
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You might have already talked to dsade about this rodja, but i though he was going to be doing a krill oil with genomyx. I though they were going to be out sometime at the end of November, begining of december.
heres the last thread i seen about it.
Genomyx: Krillipid Balance