
Krill oil absorbs better than cheap fish oil. True. But 74mg EPA+DHA per softgel means you need 14 to reach studied doses. At $30 for 60 softgels, you'd spend $7/day. A $15 fish oil concentrate gives you 1000mg per serving. Better absorption can't overcome 14x less omega-3.
Krill oil's advantage is phospholipid-bound omega-3 (better absorbed). But only 74mg combined EPA+DHA per softgel. You'd need 14 softgels to match one Nordic Naturals serving. The math doesn't krill it.

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People who want the smallest omega-3 softgel possible.Those with fish allergy who tolerate shellfish.
Anyone doing cost-per-mg math.Shellfish allergy.
At 74mg EPA+DHA? Probably never.
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