Krill, Not Cod

There's a reason krill oil has earned its own following. Sourced from traceable Antarctic krill, this oil naturally contains EPA and DHA alongside phospholipids, choline and astaxanthin — a combination you won't find in a standard fish oil capsule. Each serving delivers 160mg of total omega-3, 331mg of phospholipids and 41mg of choline in a single, compact Licap.

The Licap Difference

Licaps are sealed liquid capsules — a format that keeps the oil fresher for longer and significantly reduces the fishy burps and aftertaste that put many people off conventional fish oil supplements. No unpleasant reflux. No lingering smell. Just a small capsule, once or twice a day.

Astaxanthin Included

Krill oil naturally contains astaxanthin, the pigment responsible for the deep red colour of the oil. Each Licap provides 50µg. It's one of the reasons krill oil looks and behaves differently to fish oil — and one less ingredient you need to source separately.

Adults take one to two (1–2) capsules daily. Consult a healthcare practitioner before use if you are taking medications, or if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Krill Oil (crustacean) (Euphausia superba). Licaps Capsules: Piscene (fish) gelatin and water.

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Will the capsules leave a fishy aftertaste?

The oil is enclosed in Licaps®, which helps reduce fishy reflux, burps and aftertaste.

Where is the krill sourced?

From traceable krill harvested in Antarctic waters.

Which omega-3 fatty acids are present?

The oil supplies both EPA and DHA.

How much oil is in one Licap?

One capsule contains 590mg of krill oil.

Adults intake one – two (1 – 2) capsules daily.

Do not exceed daily recommended intake. Food supplements are not to replace an active lifestyle and balanced diet. Keep out of reach of children.