Krill Oil, Caplique® Capsules — official Viva Naturals Shopify product data ↗ Supports: Exact product title and selected single-bottle 60-capsule variant; Selected variant SKU and barcode; Variant availability and one-time price; Recurring-delivery frequencies and subscription price for the selected variant
Antarctic Krill Oil — Nutrasource IKOS Certified Products record ↗ Supports: Third-party product identity and capsule product type under a Nutrasource IKOS certified-product listing; The record's stated two-caplique serving size and nutrient values, explicitly as a conflicting record rather than current label confirmation
Krill Oil 500 mg Softgels — NOW Foods official product page ↗ Supports: Current product listing and product name; Available sizes: 60 softgels / 30 servings / SKU 1625 / UPC 733739016256 and 120 softgels / 60 servings / SKU 1626 / UPC 733739016263; Serving size of 2 softgels and 30 servings for the 60-softgel label presentation; EPA 135 mg and DHA 60 mg per serving; total omega-3s 250 mg, phospholipids 450 mg and esterified astaxanthin 360 mcg
Krill Oil 500 mg — NIH Dietary Supplement Label Database label record, NOW Foods UPC 733739016256 ↗ Supports: Matching 60-softgel product label and UPC 733739016256; DSLD market status On Market and record entry date 2025-07-24; Full label transcription for serving size, EPA/DHA amounts, other ingredients, shellfish/allergen statements, use, storage and label seals/symbols; Links to the full-size label image/PDF for this label record
Seals & Certifications — NOW Foods ↗ Supports: NOW's explanation of its company-level Intertek SSCI/GMP certification scope; NOW's explanation of GOED Proud Member logo as a membership/commitment mark; NOW's description of Friend of the Sea certified products and general scope
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Softgels, gummies and liquids are different formats. A label amount for one version should not be assumed to apply to another.
Look for the quantity and unit beside Supplement Facts. Two labels can list amounts per different numbers of softgels or different liquid measures.
The table flags unknown or mismatched bases rather than silently converting them.
Read EPA and DHA separately
EPA and DHA are components of omega-3s. Their calculated sum, when both are sourced for the same serving, is not necessarily the product’s total omega-3 amount.
A missing or unverified amount is not treated as zero.
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