What is the difference between your krill and neptune krill?
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as far as I can tell, Neptune and Superba are the two clinically tested Antartic Krill oils.
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They are smaller than Alaskan king crab but bigger than dungress crab. I really enjoy them and would buy again and were really sweet. Hope this answer your question .
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There's a bigger environmental impact with krill than with anchovies and sardines which are more sustainably harvested. Just taking a quick look around, I haven't found any information that suggests one is better than the other.
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I had them both but once I upgraded to 180 gallon the marineland wasn't enough. I like that the aqueon could use 3 bulb and it makes it a little brighter than the marineland.
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I don't think there are difference. But ask karcher themselves, they can tell you
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Sorry, don't know but I switched to NutraCares Nutrition Krill Oil. I give it to my four legged friend due to joint issues and it seems to work better for him -- don't know why though.
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Not sure of the difference between the two but the one we bought is very flexible. We have 200lb. divers jumping off and it is very flexible.
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I no longer have the container so I cannot check the label. It is my understanding that most krill are harvested from the Antarctic Ocean. You could check the manufacturer's website or email/call them.
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The only difference is the the packaging. Both are 25g sponges w/ same ingredients.
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When I contacted the manufacturer a while back, they said they are Golden Wonder Killies. Fun fish but the aphyiosimeon species are prettier and less aggressive.
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Neon is orange, argon is purple. My is purple. The better explanation of the difference between Neon and Argon you can find in Wikipedia. Thank you
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David, I think the question is "what are you looking for in a fish oil?" Krill is the best for you and the important issue for me when I purchased this product was that it was 100% Antarctic Krill and that the producthas phosphollpids for the cell membrane and Astaxanthin which is important for energy transfer and oxidation protection (aging). I did not want any additives and don't think a USP seal really makes a difference since we takeso many herbal supplements that don't have the seal. I think you have to select what you are comfortable with. I found that there was no after taste or burping problem and that this band did not give me an upset stomach as some others. David, I think the question is "what are you looking for in a fish oil?" Krill is the best for you and the important issue for me when I purchased this product was that it was 100% Antarctic Krill and that the producthas phosphollpids for the cell membrane and Astaxanthin which is important for energy transfer and oxidation protection (aging). I did not want any additives and don't think a USP seal really makes a difference since we takeso many herbal supplements that don't have the seal. I think you have to select what you are comfortable with. I found that there was... » Read More David, I think the question is "what are you looking for in a fish oil?" Krill is the best for you and the important issue for me when I purchased this product was that it was 100% Antarctic Krill and that the producthas phosphollpids for the cell membrane and Astaxanthin which is important for energy transfer and oxidation protection (aging). I did not want any additives and don't think a USP seal really makes a difference since we takeso many herbal supplements that don't have the seal. I think you have to select what you are comfortable with. I found that there was no after taste or burping problem and that this band did not give me an upset stomach as some others. « Show Less
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Krill oil contains an antioxidant called astaxanthin. The algae that krill eat produce the bright red pigment astaxanthin that gives krill and other crustaceans such as lobster and shrimp their reddish-pink color. That doesn't explain why color is added.For additional information call 1-877-6-HERBAL (43-7225). This number is on the bottle of Krill Oil.
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The Baby Neptune rotates and doesn't bounce up and down like a bouncer. The inner harness holds the baby. Their feet touch the platform underneath and they can bend their legs and move up and down in their harness but the Baby Neptune itself doesn't bounce with them. Hope that helps.
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Yes the Krill is cold processed, as far as hexane you might want to call the company, because it doesn't say on the bottle.
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No difference that I can tell. They are just smaller. My daughter thought it was cute and she has honestly yet to play with it, it just sits on her dresser.
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There is no krill oil in it...this product is fish oil, not krill oil. Krill are shrimp-like shellfish creatures that whales and other animals, marine and land, eat by the ton. And lots of fish eat krill, wild salmon for one. This is what gives them their bright pink/red color....and why krill oil is very red. It's a chemical called astaxanthin.