Sports Research Omega-3 Krill Oil 2000mg vs Viva Naturals Antarctic Krill Oil 1200 mg Softgels
Overall winner: Sports Research Omega-3 Krill Oil 2000mg
Key Differences
Sports Research (A) offers a higher listed potency (2000mg) and highlights a 3-in-1 formula with choline and astaxanthin plus phospholipid-based absorption; Viva Naturals (B) is a lower-potency (1200mg) krill oil focused on high omega-3 concentration per serving and easier swallowability. Choose A if you want higher milligram strength, added choline/astaxanthin and absorption claims; choose B if you prefer a smaller softgel and a product positioned on concentrated omega-3s with ease of swallow
Sports Research Omega-3 Krill Oil 2000mg
Omega-3 krill oil with phospholipids, choline and astaxanthin for supporting athletic performance and recovery. Easy-to-swallow softgels with minimal fishy aftertaste, non-GMO verified and gluten free
Pros
- contains choline for muscle function
- phospholipids support omega-3 absorption
- astaxanthin for antioxidants
- easy-to-swallow softgels with minimal aftertaste
Cons
- mixed customer reports on odor
- some customers notice fishy scent
- price may vary
Viva Naturals Antarctic Krill Oil 1200 mg Softgels
Krill oil supplement with 1,200 mg omega-3 per serving, including 180 mg EPA and 84 mg DHA, plus astaxanthin for antioxidant-like support. Customers note reduced joint pain and easy swallow with minimal aftertaste
Pros
- high omega-3 concentration per serving
- includes EPA, DHA, and astaxanthin
- no fishy aftertaste reported by many
- ease of swallow
Cons
- mixed feedback on smell
- some may not notice joint relief
Head-to-Head
| Criteria | Winner |
|---|---|
| Price | Sports Research |
| Durability | Tie |
| Versatility | Sports Research |
| User Reviews | Sports Research |