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DLUO : 31/08/26
Shipped on : 22 January 2025
+ The only 100% natural, cold-extracted pure Krill Oil, solvent-free, plus Astaxanthin in odorless marine Licaps capsules,
+ Omega-3 phospholipids support cardiovascular health, proper brain function, and vision,
+ Box of 60 eco-friendly 500mg oil capsules (Friend of the Sea). Free from contaminants. TOTOX index = 1
Solakrill Krill Oil is rich in DHA Omega-3 (docosahexaenoic acid) and EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid). Our body fully benefits from them, as they are of higher quality and more easily absorbed compared to other Omega-3 preparations.
Global Omega-3 Deficiency
According to ANSES, 90% of the population is deficient in DHA and EPA Omega-3, with this figure rising to nearly 95% among 18-25-year-olds. Unless we truly eat fish three times a week, almost everyone should be taking a DHA and EPA Omega-3 supplement, regardless of any underlying health conditions.
Unfortunately, Omega-3 ALA (alpha-linolenic acid) from plant oils does not solve the issue.
DHA and EPA Omega-3 are the types our body uses daily. They are not found in plant oils (ALA). ALA must be converted by the body through enzymes to become DHA and EPA. However, the body’s ability to convert ALA into DHA and EPA is very low (less than 1%).
This is because the same enzymes are used to break down Omega-6, which is already overabundant in our diets. So, consuming or supplementing with ALA will not solve the DHA and EPA deficiency; it will only prevent worsening the situation.
On the other hand, a serious supplementation with Krill oil can help gradually correct these deficiencies and effectively support the body.
What Are the Benefits of Krill Oil?
The term “Krill” comes from Norwegian whalers and refers to a group of small marine organisms. In nature, they are the food source for many marine animals. Krill oil is a completely natural oil, derived from this zooplankton.
Specifically, the krill used in Solakrill comes from a small shrimp-like creature called Euphorbia superba. Found in the Antarctic waters of the Southern Ocean, krill grows up to 6 centimeters long, weighs up to 2 grams, and can live for up to six years. In Antarctica, it plays a vital role in the ecosystem.
Krill Oil Helps Combat Arthritis or Joint Inflammation
Krill oil is known for reducing sensitivity and improving joint comfort. Additionally, it supports the body in fighting inflammation and joint symptoms.
This was proven in a study conducted on 90 patients suffering from rheumatoid arthritis or osteoarthritis in the context of chronic inflammation. The study showed that after discontinuing anti-inflammatory drugs, patients taking Krill oil reduced their CRP levels by 30%, while the placebo group saw a 25% increase.
Krill Oil Helps Alleviate Premenstrual Syndrome
Ideal for women, Krill oil relieves the symptoms of premenstrual syndrome and menstrual pain.
This is demonstrated by a study conducted with 70 women, showing that Krill oil helped alleviate painful menstrual symptoms more effectively than fish oil.
It Helps Regulate Cholesterol Levels
Like all sources of Omega-3, Krill oil helps to lower bad cholesterol levels.
However, Krill oil is the most effective of the oils in reducing cholesterol and triglycerides, as shown by a three-month study involving 120 patients with hypercholesterolemia and hypertriglyceridemia.
It Supports Cardiovascular Health
The EPA and DHA in Omega-3s thin the blood, helping the walls of blood vessels to relax, thereby reducing the risk of clots that can cause strokes.
They also positively impact heart function, especially in preventing arrhythmias due to lack of oxygen. The beneficial effect is achieved by consuming 250 mg of EPA and DHA daily, which equates to two Solakrill capsules per day.
Krill Oil Contains a Powerful Natural Antioxidant
Oxygen is the “enemy” of Omega-3s, as oxidized Omega-3s are harmful to the body. This is why most fish oil manufacturers add antioxidants to their oils. With Krill oil, the antioxidant is natural and is called Astaxanthin.
Solakrill contains 7 times more Astaxanthin than other Krill oils and even 3 times more than NKO oil.
What Are the Benefits of Astaxanthin?
- Astaxanthin offers numerous benefits:
- Antioxidant action (including in the brain and eyes, which is particularly rare)
- Cardiovascular action
- Anti-inflammatory action
- Benefits for skin and eyes
- Enhances physical performance
- Neurological benefits
When Should You Use Our Krill Oil?
Why Take Marine Omega DHA and EPA at Breakfast?
The morning is an ideal time to supplement with marine Omega-3s DHA and EPA. The reason? The body is more receptive to absorbing certain substances (including marine Omega-3s DHA and EPA) in the morning. This is undoubtedly the best time of day to take marine Omega-3s.
This is explained by chrononutrition, a science that determines the optimal time of day for absorbing different nutrients.
When Should You Take Your Omega-3 DHA and EPA at Lunch or Dinner?
In such cases, three rules apply to optimize the absorption of DHA and EPA Omega-3s:
- Rule number 1: It is recommended to take Omega-3s during meals to maximize the absorption of DHA and EPA fatty acids.
- Rule number 2: Take Omega-3 DHA and EPA with a substantial meal, rich in vitamins, proteins, and minerals. Avoid taking Omega-3s with a simple snack.
- Rule number 3: As mentioned earlier, morning is the best time to take Omega-3 DHA and EPA.
Why Use Solakrill Krill Oil?
Solakrill Krill Oil is easily absorbed by the body.
The Omega-3s in Solakrill Krill Oil are immediately absorbable, unlike fish oil.
In Krill oil, Omega-3s are in the form of phospholipids, which mix immediately with stomach contents, unlike fish oil, which is in the form of triglycerides and tends to float on the surface, causing unpleasant reflux.
Solakrill Krill Oil Contains an Optimal Omega-3 to Omega-6 Ratio.
Solakrill contains an optimal Omega-3, Omega-6, and Omega-9 ratio of 15/1/6. It is important to limit Omega-6 intake, as they are often excessive in our diet, and Omega-3 supplementation should not lead to overconsumption of Omega-6.
Krill oil offers the best balance between Omega-3 and Omega-6 (the ratio is around 5/1 in fish oil).
Therefore, Krill oil helps the body restore its Omega-3 levels faster than fish oil does.
Krill Oil Is More Effective Than Fish Oil
Krill oil contains Omega-3s (like fish oils) and phospholipids, which are absent from both fish and plant oils.
Phospholipids enhance the absorption of Omega-3s, making a small amount of EPA and DHA from Krill oil more effective than large amounts from fish oil, which is mostly excreted by the intestines. Krill oil is 2.5 times more absorbable than fish oil.
The phospholipids in Krill oil are similar to those in the human brain, protecting our cells from oxidative stress caused by free radicals, a major factor in degeneration and aging.
Solakrill Is Superior to Other Krill Oils
Solakrill contains 7 times more Astaxanthin than standard Krill oil and even 3 times more than NKO oil.
Its Capsule Is Natural and Fully Protects the Krill Oil
The capsule is marine-based and odorless, unlike fish-based soft gels, and is thinner, making it easier to swallow.
Krill oil is encapsulated using the patented Lipcaps® process, which eliminates oxygen; the capsule is impermeable to both oxygen and water, ensuring the Omega-3s inside do not oxidize.
Solakrill is sold in blister packs, protecting the capsules, unlike bottles of loose capsules. The blister packs are also convenient to carry, taking up less space than an entire bottle.
Two Solakrill Capsules Are Enough
Solakrill’s high absorption rate means that just two capsules a day are enough, whereas other formulas require 4 to 6 capsules. Taking just two capsules is more convenient and helps ensure they won’t be forgotten.
Solakrill Is Eco-Friendly
Krill are small, shrimp-like marine animals (order Euphausiacea), averaging 3 cm in length and found in Antarctic waters.
As part of the zooplankton, they feed on Omega-3-rich algae. Due to their small size, unlike other Omega-3-rich oils, Krill oil does not contain heavy metals, PCBs, or other contaminants.
The Krill oil used in Solakrill is sourced from fisheries that comply with the standards of the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR). Neptune Krill Oil is also certified Friend of the Sea®.
Why Choose Solakrill Over a Basic Source of Omega-3?
Solakrill is more effective than fish oil:
- 2.5 times more absorbable,
- Contains phospholipids that are beneficial for brain cells,
- The antioxidant is natural, not synthetic, as it's Astaxanthin,
- Guaranteed pollutant-free,
- Also contains Choline (good for the brain), Vitamin A, and Vitamin E.
Solakrill is superior to other Krill oils:
- Solakrill contains 7 times more antioxidants compared to regular Krill oil because Solakrill’s Krill oil is produced using a patented cold extraction process that preserves the antioxidants.
The natural Astaxanthin enrichment results in an Astaxanthin level that’s 3 times higher than in NKO® oil, providing unmatched Omega-3 effectiveness.
The capsule is natural and fully protects the Krill oil from oxidation thanks to a patented process. It’s also easy to carry.
Solakrill is sold in blister packs, which protect the capsules, unlike bottles containing loose capsules. Plus, when you're on the go, a single strip of Solakrill takes up less space than a full bottle.
60 Licaps Capsules
Composition for 2 capsules (Recommended daily intake):
Pure Krill Oil: 1000 mg
Astaxanthin: 1 mg
Containing the following nutrients:
Phospholipids: 420 mg
Omega-3 Fatty Acids: 300 mg
EPA: 150 mg
DHA: 90 mg
Choline: 56 mg
Astaxanthin: 0.430 µg + 1000 µg = 1.430 mg
Vitamin A (All-trans Retinol): 100 IU
Vitamin E (Alpha-tocopherol): 0.5 IU
Calories: 8.2 kcal / 34.2 kj
Lipids: 0.7 g
Proteins: < 0.05 g
Carbohydrates: 0 g
Marine Licaps Capsule made from fish gelatin, impermeable
Take 2 capsules daily with breakfast, for at least 3 months or as a long-term treatment for enhanced effectiveness, unless otherwise advised by your healthcare professional.
Why take marine omega-3 DHA and EPA at breakfast?
Chrono-nutrition, which studies the best time of day to consume certain nutrients, shows that omega-3 DHA and EPA are better absorbed during the waking phase (in the morning). This can make a significant difference, particularly in managing blood and liver triglycerides and cholesterol.
This product is not recommended for children under 3 years old, during pregnancy or breastfeeding, for those taking anticoagulants or vitamin K antagonists (as krill oil may enhance their effects), or for individuals allergic to shellfish.
When should you take omega-3 DHA and EPA with lunch or dinner?
If you don’t eat breakfast or only have a drink, it’s better to take your solakrill capsules with lunch or dinner.
Indeed, absorption is also closely linked to eating a full meal with some fat content.
When to Use Solakrill?
• To support heart and blood vessels in functioning normally
• To maintain or regain flexible joints (inflammation, arthritis)
• To ease discomfort before or during menstruation
• To boost memory and improve focus
• To achieve healthier skin, especially in cases of inflammation
Additional Advice
- If you have mobility issues or need to enhance your circulation, you can combine Solakrill with Curcumin Phospholipids to reduce pain, lower inflammation, and support the vessels.
- For muscle pain, you can combine Solakrill with Solquinol, which will strengthen your muscles and heart.
- If you have high blood pressure, you can pair Solakrill with Solquinol.
Phospholipids: the optimal carrier substance to transport EPA and DHA
Krill oil is rich in omega-3 fatty acids derived from Antarctic krill (Euphausia superba).
Krill oil contains EPA and DHA in the form of phospholipids (1). Phospholipids are components found in all cell membranes, making them an ideal carrier for transporting EPA and DHA throughout the body.
Positive effects of EPA and DHA on cardiovascular health
The beneficial effects of EPA and DHA on cardiovascular health are observed at the blood vessel walls (anti-inflammatory effect, better relaxation, improved plaque stability, and reduced risk of platelet aggregation) as well as on heart function (increased heart rate variability and prevention of rhythm disturbances caused by oxygen deficiency).
Additional benefits of astaxanthin, EPA, and DHA
EPA helps stabilize mood, while DHA supports vision and brain function in both young and older individuals.
Astaxanthin (naturally present in krill oil) is an excellent filter for blue light, protecting the macula in the retina from oxidative damage caused by incident light. Astaxanthin works synergistically with the omega-3 fatty acids in krill oil.
Astaxanthin has shown stronger antioxidant power than alpha-tocopherol, beta-carotene, lycopene, and lutein (2).
Both astaxanthin and EPA/DHA lower atherogenic LDL cholesterol, promote relaxation of blood vessel walls, and possess their own anti-inflammatory potential.
The effect of krill oil consumption on hyperlipidemia (3)
A prospective, multicenter, randomized study conducted over 3 months on 120 patients evaluated the impact of krill oil on total cholesterol, triglycerides, LDL, and HDL levels.
30 patients received 2-3 g/day of krill oil depending on their BMI, 30 received 1-1.5 g/day of krill oil, 30 received 3 g/day of fish oil (180 mg EPA and 120 mg DHA/g), and 30 received a placebo.
The study showed a BMI-dependent reduction in blood glucose, total cholesterol, triglycerides, LDL, and HDL in the krill oil groups compared to the fish oil and placebo groups. Patients who received equal or lower doses of krill oil exhibited significantly greater improvements than those taking fish oil in glucose, triglycerides, and LDL levels.
Krill oil consumption reduces CRP (inflammation) levels (4)
In a study of 90 patients with chronic inflammation and elevated CRP levels (>1 mg/dl) due to cardiovascular diseases, rheumatoid arthritis, or advanced osteoarthritis, a daily intake of 300 mg of krill oil was given for 30 days. During the study, participants discontinued their usual anti-inflammatory medications. After 30 days, CRP levels were reduced by 30% in the krill oil group, compared to a 25% increase in the placebo group, demonstrating krill oil's anti-inflammatory potential.
Positive effects of krill oil on PMS (Premenstrual Syndrome) (5)
In a controlled study involving 70 women suffering from PMS, a daily intake of 2 grams of krill oil (30% omega-3 fatty acids) proved more effective in reducing PMS symptoms than 2 grams of fish oil (30% omega-3 fatty acids) per day.
The superior efficacy of krill oil for PMS, compared to fish oil, is likely due to the phospholipid form of EPA and DHA, along with antioxidants such as vitamins A, E, astaxanthin, and a recently discovered marine flavonoid (similar to 6,8-di-C-glucosylluteolin).
Just before menstruation, the female hormone progesterone drops, leading to increased release of omega-6 fatty acids (primarily arachidonic acid, AA) in the body. Arachidonic acid is a precursor to pro-inflammatory prostaglandins (PGE2 and PGF2). This release triggers inflammation and uterine contractions, which can cause local oxygen deficiency and intense pain. Vitamin E and the omega-3 fatty acid EPA inhibit the release of PGE2, reducing inflammation and pain. Vitamin A helps alleviate premenstrual headaches.
Conclusion
To maintain cardiovascular health and alleviate PMS symptoms, krill oil is more effective than fish oil. Compared to a placebo, krill oil offers greater reduction in inflammation and arthritis symptoms.
Krill oil can be used as a supplement in the following cases:
• Cardiovascular diseases
• Inflammation (elevated CRP levels)
• Osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis
• Premenstrual syndrome (PMS)
• ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder)
• Skin issues (inflammation)
• Memory problems
References
1Kidd PM. Omega-3 DHA and EPA for cognition, behavior, and mood: clinical findings and structural-functional synergies with cell membrane phospholipids. Altern Med Rev. 2007 Sep;12(3):207-27.
2 Naguib YM. Antioxidant activities of astaxanthin and related carotenoids. J Agric Food Chem 2000;48:1150-1154
3 Bunea R et al. Evaluation of the effects of Neptune Krill Oil on the clinical course of hyperlipidemia. Altern Med Rev 2004; 9(4):420-8.
4 Deutsch L. Evaluation of the effect of Neptune Krill Oil on chronic inflammation and arthritic symptoms. J Am Coll Nutr. 2007 Feb;26(1):39-48.
5 Sampalis F et al. Evaluation of the effects of Neptune Krill Oil on the management of premenstrual syndrome and dysmenorrhea. Altern Med Rev 2003; 8(2):171-9.
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- Most of our nutrients come from France or Europe (local is a priority), except when we can't do otherwise (for curcuma, for example). We never choose ingredients from places or countries where quality is not assured and workers are poorly paid.
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Both methods implement procedures, documents and controls to guarantee perfect traceability and the absence of biological or chemical contamination.
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To answer this question, we distinguish between three types of product, depending on their nature and intended purpose:
1/ Ideally taken as a continuous treatment: those which compensate for a nutritional or age-related deficiency, and which serve to restore the body's functions without altering its normal metabolism.
- Common nutritional deficiencies: marine omega-3, vitamin C, magnesium, vitamin D between October and May
- Age-related or pathological deficiencies: Ubiquinol, Glutathione, Iron, Collagen (type I and II)
- To help the body deal with underlying problems: Saffron, Ashwagandha, Men's and women's urinary comfort, cholesterol
2/ To be taken in a cure, but where a break is not necessarily necessary if you or your healthcare professional find it useful:
Detox: Milk thistle, Glutathione
Digestion: Probiotics
3/ Products where a break is useful:
- Curcumin: at least a break of a few days between each box, as it modifies metabolic pathways in the body
- Echinacea (immunity): a break of a few days between each box so as not to over-stimulate the immune system
- Melatonin: avoid taking it every day over the long term, so as not to habituate the body.
In all cases, it's important to remember that the products we offer are genuinely active, that it's important to respect dosage and that they are not a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
This will of course depend on the product and your physiological state.
It's worth remembering that physiology is a long-term process, and that it generally takes two to three months, sometimes longer, to achieve a profound change.
However, the feeling is generally quicker, between 15 days and two months.It is then necessary to continue to try to fix these initial results in greater depth.
However, this will be much quicker with subsequent products:
- Melatonin and sublingual GABA, which have a very rapid onset of action (between two minutes and 30 minutes)
- Probiotics (48 hours to two weeks))
Please refer to the “Scientific studies” section of this product page, where you'll find most studies on bioavailability and medium-term effects.
