Goodness Krill Oil

Heart & Cardiovascular Health

Goodness Krill Oil supports heart health by lowering triglycerides, raising HDL (good cholesterol), and reducing inflammation, helping to maintain a healthy cardiovascular system.

Brain and Cognitive Function

Goodness Krill Oil helps improve memory and cognitive function and protects against age-related brain decline, such as Alzheimer’s.

Joint Health and Mobility

• Reduces joint stiffness
• Supports cartilage health
• Improves flexibility
• Aids in post-exercise recovery

Skin Health & Anti-Aging

• Improves skin hydration
• Reduces visible signs of aging
• Supports skin elasticity
• Promotes a healthy glow

Eye Health

• Protects against digital eye strain
• Supports retinal function
• Maintains eye moisture
• Promotes clear vision

Weight Management and Metabolic Health

• Supports healthy metabolism
• Aids in fat utilization
• Promotes balanced blood sugar levels
• Assists with weight management goals

Menstrual Health and PMS Relief

Alleviate painful cramps and reduce PMS symptoms with the anti-inflammatory benefits of Goodness Krill Oil, which has been proven to reduce discomfort more effectively than fish oil.

What makes Goodness Krill Oil better than fish oil?

Goodness Krill Oil is more bioavailable than fish oil because its Omega-3s are bound to phospholipids, making them easier for your body to absorb. You get the same or better health benefits with smaller doses than fish oil. It also has no fishy aftertaste, and the presence of astaxanthin provides powerful antioxidant protection that fish oil doesn’t naturally contain.

How does krill oil compare to other Omega-3 supplements like flaxseed oil?

While flaxseed oil is a plant-based source of Omega-3s, it primarily contains ALA (alpha-linolenic acid), which the body needs to convert into EPA and DHA—an inefficient process, as only a small percentage of ALA gets converted. On the other hand, Krill oil provides EPA and DHA directly in a more bioavailable form, making it far more effective in delivering the health benefits associated with Omega-3s.

Where does Goodness Krill Oil come from?

Goodness Krill Oil is sourced from Antarctic krill (Euphausia superba), a sustainable and environmentally friendly resource. The Antarctic waters are some of the cleanest in the world, which means our krill oil is free from contaminants like mercury and heavy metals often found in fish oil.

Does Goodness Krill Oil have a fishy aftertaste?

No, one of the major advantages of Goodness Krill Oil is that it does not have a fishy aftertaste or cause “fish burps,” which are common with traditional fish oil supplements. The phospholipid-bound Omega-3s in krill oil are absorbed more efficiently and digested more smoothly.

Is Goodness Krill Oil suitable for children?

Children can benefit from Goodness Krill Oil, particularly for brain development, focus, and eye health.

Is Goodness Krill Oil sustainably sourced?

Yes, our krill oil is harvested from the pristine waters of Antarctica using environmentally responsible methods. We are committed to protecting marine ecosystems and ensuring the long-term sustainability of krill populations. Our product is certified by leading sustainability organizations.

Is it safe to take Goodness Krill Oil in the long term?

Goodness Krill Oil is safe for long-term use when taken at the recommended dosage. Consistent use over time is best for realizing many benefits, such as improved cardiovascular, brain, and joint health.

How is Goodness Krill Oil tested for purity and quality?

Goodness Krill Oil is produced to the highest quality standards. It undergoes rigorous testing for purity, potency, and contaminants such as heavy metals and toxins. Our krill oil is sourced from sustainable fisheries and processed to retain its maximum nutritional value, ensuring you receive a clean, effective product.

How soon after starting Goodness Krill Oil will I see results?

While individual results may vary, many customers notice improvements in joint mobility, skin health, and energy levels within the first 4-6 weeks of consistent use. It may take a few months of daily use for heart health and cognitive function benefits to see significant changes.

Why is astaxanthin important in Goodness Krill Oil?

Astaxanthin is a potent antioxidant naturally occurring in krill oil, giving it a reddish color. It helps protect cells from oxidative damage, supports skin health, and enhances the anti-inflammatory benefits of Omega-3s. Unlike many fish oil supplements, Astaxanthin contributes to the product’s stability, preventing it from becoming rancid.

What is the difference between EPA and DHA in Goodness Krill Oil?

Both EPA (Eicosapentaenoic Acid) and DHA (Docosahexaenoic Acid) are crucial Omega-3 fatty acids in Goodness Krill Oil. EPA is more associated with reducing inflammation and improving cardiovascular health, while DHA is vital for brain function, cognitive health, and eye health. Together, they provide many health benefits for your heart, brain, joints, and more.

Is Goodness Krill Oil safe for people with high cholesterol?

Yes, Goodness Krill Oil can be beneficial for individuals with high cholesterol. It has been shown to reduce LDL (bad) cholesterol and increase HDL (good) cholesterol, which supports heart health.

What age groups can benefit from taking Goodness Krill Oil?

Goodness Krill Oil can benefit a wide range of age groups:

• Children: Supports brain development and cognitive function.
• Adults: Enhances heart, brain, joint, and skin health.
• Seniors: Helps with memory retention, joint mobility, and protection against age-related diseases like macular degeneration and cognitive decline.

How is Goodness Krill Oil packaged to maintain freshness?

Goodness Krill Oil is packaged in PVC aluminum blisters, which provide superior protection by individually sealing each soft gel. This keeps the softgels shielded from air, light, and moisture, all of which can degrade the quality of the oil over time. In contrast, krill oil supplements sold in bottles are often exposed to air each time the bottle is opened, leading to oxidation and rancidity over time. Our blister packaging ensures that Goodness Krill Oil remains fresh and potent until you use it, with no loss of quality from exposure to the elements.

How is krill oil extracted from krill?

The extraction process for Goodness Krill Oil is designed to ensure its highest quality and purity while maintaining its potent health benefits. The krill are harvested sustainably from the pristine waters of Antarctica, where strict regulations and advanced technologies, such as Eco-Harvesting®, help protect the marine ecosystem. This responsible approach ensures that krill populations remain healthy and abundant, minimizing the environmental impact.

Once harvested, the krill undergo a cold-press extraction process, which is key to preserving the nutritional integrity of the oil. Unlike some extraction methods that use high heat or chemical solvents, this gentle cold-press technique ensures that sensitive nutrients, such as Omega-3 fatty acids (EPA and DHA), phospholipids, and the powerful antioxidant astaxanthin, remain intact and bioavailable. These nutrients are crucial for the oil’s effectiveness in supporting the heart, brain, joints, skin, and overall health.

The extraction process keeps Goodness Krill Oil free from harmful residues by avoiding chemical solvents, resulting in a cleaner and purer product. The absence of excessive heat during extraction further ensures that the oil retains its natural potency, allowing consumers to experience its full range of health benefits.

Does Goodness Krill Oil interact with any specific foods or drinks?

No specific foods or drinks are known to interact with Goodness Krill Oil. However, taking the supplement with a meal that includes healthy fats (such as avocados, nuts, or olive oil) can enhance the absorption of Omega-3s.

Can I take Goodness Krill Oil if I don’t eat seafood?

Goodness Krill Oil is a great way for people who don’t eat seafood to obtain Omega-3 fatty acids, which are often lacking in non-seafood diets. The Omega-3s in krill oil are more bioavailable and effective than many plant-based alternatives like flaxseed oil, making it a great option for non-seafood eaters.