SageMD Omega - Krill Oil

1 Month Supply

$57.00

SageMD Omega - Krill Oil

Name: SageMD Omega - Krill Oil
Rating: 5.00 (6 reviews)

$57.00

Sharper focus, a stronger heart, and joints that keep up with you, from omega-3s your body actually absorbs.

Most fish oil is poorly absorbed and comes with the fishy burps that make people quit. SageMD Omega is different: it uses Antarctic krill oil, where the omega-3 EPA and DHA are bound to phospholipids, the same form your cells use, so your body puts them to work efficiently.* You also get astaxanthin, a potent antioxidant, and zero fishy aftertaste. Two small softgels a day, 60 per bottle (30-day supply), third-party tested and made in the USA in an NSF-certified facility.

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Clinically Researched

FSA/HSA Eligible

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We're confident in SageMD Omega's benefits. Try it for 60 days and if you're not experiencing better overall wellness, simply email us for a complete refund. No complicated return process, no questions asked, just email and we'll refund your purchase promptly.

Our subscription plans are designed for convenience and savings. Choose from 1 month (single bottle), 3 months (3 bottles delivered every 3 months with savings), or 6 months (6 bottles delivered every 6 months with greater savings). All subscription plans include free shipping and the ability to pause or cancel anytime through your account.

Omega-3 fatty acids need consistent daily intake to maintain optimal levels in your cells and tissues. Research shows it takes weeks to build up EPA and DHA in red blood cells (the omega-3 index), and these levels drop when you stop supplementing. Our subscription ensures you maintain consistent omega-3 status for ongoing cardiovascular, brain, and joint support.*

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I love it, no aftertaste, easy to swallow, and I’d recommend it to anyone.

These are nice a tiny. It’s so hard to find omegas without having to swallow horse pills! These are easy to swallow. I’ll never take anything else.

After a few weeks on SageMD Krill Oil, I noticed real, tangible changes. My mental clarity feels sharper, especially in the mornings, and I don’t get that mid-day brain fog as often. I also feel less stiffness in my joints, particularly after workouts or long days sitting.

Unlike fish oil, there’s zero fishy taste or burps, and it feels easy on my stomach. Overall, I just feel more steady, clear-headed, and mobile day to day. It’s become one of those supplements where you notice it most when you don’t take it.

I got some blood work done and my cholesterol numbers weren’t great. Definitely a wake-up call. I started exercising more and added krill oil to my daily routine. Got tested again a few months later and things are starting to trend in the right direction. I know it’s probably a combination of everything I changed, but I’m keeping krill oil as part of what I’m doing. Can’t wait to see my next blood panel!

NO FISHY AFTER TASTE! And no stomach upset. I’m so happy I found these. Fish oil can be so harsh on my stomach but these don’t bother me at all, plus I get the extra antioxidants that are good for my eyes.

Super easy to swallow, no fish burps, and my joints feel nimble. Favorite fish oil ever.

About SageMD Omega Krill Oil

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Product Overview

Supports heart, brain, and joint health with phospholipid-bound omega-3s and astaxanthin*

SageMD Omega delivers EPA and DHA omega-3 fatty acids in phospholipid form from sustainable Antarctic krill. Unlike fish oil where omega-3s are bound to triglycerides, krill oil contains omega-3s bound to phospholipids, the same type of molecules that make up your cell membranes. This molecular similarity may facilitate more efficient absorption and incorporation into cells. Plus, our krill oil includes naturally occurring astaxanthin, a powerful antioxidant that gives krill their reddish color and provides additional cellular protection.*

● Phospholipids Omega-3 Form

● Contains astaxanthin antioxidant

● Sustainable Antarctic krill (NKO)

● Minimal fishy aftertaste

● Small, easy-to-swallow softgels

● Low on food chain (fewer contaminants)

● Support Cardiovascular Health

● Support Brain Health

● Support Cognitive Function

● Support Joint Comfort and Flexibility

● Sustainable and Pure

● Antioxidant Protection with Astaxanthin

Ingredient Information

Serving Size:

2 Softgels

Servings per container:

30

Suggested Use

As a dietary supplement, take 2 softgels daily with food, or as directed by your healthcare practitioner.

Ingredients:

NKO Krill Oil (Euphausia Superba) 1000mg

Phospholipids 400mg
Omega-3 Fatty Acids 250mg
EPA 135mg
DHA 60mg
Astaxanthin (esterified) 750mcg

Other Ingredients:
gelatin, glycerin, purified water, sorbitol

Most omega-3 supplements contain EPA and DHA bound to triglycerides because that's how they naturally occur in fish. But here's what most people don't know about how omega-3s work:

YOUR CELL MEMBRANES ARE MADE OF PHOSPHOLIPIDS:

Every cell in your body is surrounded by a membrane made primarily of phospholipids. When omega-3s integrate into these membranes, they support membrane fluidity, cell signaling, and numerous cellular functions that protect your health.

THE TRIGLYCERIDE PROBLEM:

When you take fish oil (triglyceride-bound omega-3s), your body must:

Break down the triglycerides to release EPA and DHA
Absorb the free fatty acids
Rebuild them into phospholipids
Finally incorporate them into cell membranes

This multi-step process requires metabolic energy and enzymes, and not everyone does this efficiently.

THE PHOSPHOLIPID SOLUTION:

Krill oil contains omega-3s already bound to phospholipids, the same molecules that make up your cell membranes. Research suggests this molecular compatibility may allow:

More efficient absorption in the digestive tract
Faster incorporation into cell membranes
Better omega-3 utilization at lower doses

RESEARCH FINDINGS:

A 2011 study by Schuchardt et al. compared identical doses of EPA+DHA from fish oil (triglyceride form) vs. krill oil (phospholipid form) and found a trend toward higher incorporation into plasma phospholipids with krill oil. While differences didn't reach statistical significance in this small study, the trend suggests phospholipid-bound omega-3s may be absorbed more efficiently.

More recent network meta-analyses examining multiple studies have found that krill oil formulations with higher phospholipid content show superior bioavailability compared to fish oil, particularly at lower doses (under 2000mg daily).

THE TAKEAWAY:

The molecular form of omega-3s matters. Phospholipid-bound omega-3s from krill may offer bioavailability advantages over triglyceride-bound fish oil, potentially allowing your body to achieve optimal omega-3 status more efficiently.

Quality you can trust

Results from our Certificate of Analysis

Lot #: 00589621001
Expiration Date: 07/28

Label Claim Testing

Ingredient	Label	Result	Method
NKO Krill Oil (Euphausia Superba)	1000 mg/per serving	1,052 mg/per serving	USP
EPA (Eicosapentaenoic Acid)	135 mg/per serving	148 mg/per serving	GC-FID
DHA (Docosahexaenoic Acid)	60 mg/per serving	82 mg/per serving	GC-FID
Omega-3 Fatty Acids	250 mg/per serving	296 mg/per serving	GC-FID
Phospholipids	400 mg/per serving	516.46 mg/per serving	NMR
Astaxanthin esterified	750 mcg/per serving	1,072 mcg/per serving	HPLC

Allergen Testing

Ingredient	Specification	Result	Method
Gluten (Allergen)	<3.0 ppm	<3.0 ppm	ELISA

Microbiological Contaminant Testing

Test	Specification	Result	Method
Total Aerobic Plate Count 1	<3000 cfu/g	<10 cfu/g	USP
Total Yeast and Mold 1	<300 cfu/g	<10 cfu/g	USP
Escherichia coli 1	Negative/10g	Negative/10g	USP
Salmonella sp. 1	Negative/10g	Negative/10g	USP
Staphylococcus aureus 1	Negative/10g	Negative/10g	USP

SageMD Omega

Fish Oil

Omega-3 form

Phospholipids

Triglycerides

Matches cell membrane structure

✓

✗

May enhance absorption efficiency

✓

✗

Contains astaxanthin antioxidant

✓

✗

40% phospholipid content

✓

N/A

Sustainable Antarctic krill (NKO)

✓

Varies

Low on food chain (fewer contaminants)

✓

✗

Minimal fishy aftertaste

✓

✗

Small, easy-to-swallow softgels

✓

Varies

Third-party tested

✓

Varies

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Frequently asked questions

The key difference is the molecular form of omega-3s. Fish oil contains EPA and DHA bound to triglycerides, while krill oil contains them bound to phospholipids. Phospholipids are the same type of molecules that make up your cell membranes, which may allow for more efficient absorption and integration into cells. Krill oil also naturally contains astaxanthin, a powerful antioxidant that protects the omega-3s and provides additional benefits. Additionally, krill are lower on the food chain than fish, so they accumulate fewer environmental contaminants.

Each 2-softgel serving of SageMD Omega provides 135mg EPA and 60mg DHA, for a total of 195mg combined EPA+DHA. While this is less than some high-dose fish oil supplements, research suggests that phospholipid-bound omega-3s may be absorbed more efficiently than triglyceride forms, potentially allowing lower doses to achieve beneficial tissue levels.

It depends on your current diet and health goals. The American Heart Association recommends eating fatty fish twice per week, which provides roughly 500mg EPA+DHA daily. If you eat fish regularly, SageMD Omega provides additional support. If you rarely eat fish, you might consider taking 2-3 servings daily (4-6 softgels) to reach 400-600mg EPA+DHA, or alternating with fatty fish consumption. Consult your healthcare provider for personalized guidance.

Phospholipid content refers to the percentage of krill oil that consists of phospholipids (as opposed to triglycerides or free fatty acids). Higher phospholipid content means more omega-3s are bound to phospholipids rather than other forms. Research suggests that the bioavailability advantage of krill oil comes from its phospholipid content, so you want a krill oil with adequate phospholipid levels. SageMD Omega provides 40% phospholipid content (400mg per serving), which is significantly higher than many krill oils on the market that contain only 20-30%.

Astaxanthin is a carotenoid antioxidant that gives krill (and salmon) their reddish-pink color. It's one of nature's most powerful antioxidants, with unique ability to span cell membranes and protect them from oxidative damage. In krill oil, astaxanthin serves dual purposes: it protects the omega-3s from oxidation (keeping them fresh and potent), and it provides additional antioxidant support to your cells. Astaxanthin has been studied for supporting eye health, skin health, exercise recovery, and cellular protection.

Yes, when sourced responsibly. SageMD Omega uses NKO (Neptune Krill Oil) from Antarctic krill fisheries that are strictly regulated for sustainability. The Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR) sets conservative catch limits that represent less than 1% of the estimated krill biomass. The fishery is certified by the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) for sustainable practices. Antarctic krill is one of the most abundant species on Earth, and the fishery is carefully managed to protect the ecosystem.

Most people taking krill oil report minimal to no fishy aftertaste or burps compared to fish oil. This is because the phospholipid structure and astaxanthin content make krill oil less prone to oxidation than fish oil. The fishy taste and burps from fish oil typically come from oxidation (rancidity). Always take SageMD Omega with food for best absorption and to minimize any potential aftertaste.

Take 2 softgels daily with a meal that contains some fat. Omega-3s are fat-soluble, so they absorb better when taken with dietary fat. Many people take krill oil with breakfast or dinner. Consistency is more important than exact timing, just take it at the same time daily for best results.

Yes, krill oil can be taken alongside most other supplements. It pairs well with vitamin D (which is also fat-soluble and benefits from the dietary fat you consume with krill oil), multivitamins, and other omega-3 sources. If you're taking high-dose fish oil separately, check your total omega-3 intake to avoid excessive amounts. If you take blood thinners or antiplatelet medications, consult your healthcare provider before adding omega-3 supplements (see below).

Omega-3 fatty acids can have mild antiplatelet effects (they reduce the tendency of blood to clot). If you take blood-thinning medications like warfarin (Coumadin), aspirin, clopidogrel (Plavix), or other anticoagulants/antiplatelets, consult your doctor before taking krill oil. Your doctor may need to monitor your bleeding time or adjust your medication dose. For most people at typical omega-3 doses, this interaction is mild, but it's important to check with your healthcare provider.

Some benefits begin within days (absorption into cells), while others take weeks to months. Joint comfort improvements may be noticed within 2-4 weeks as EPA accumulates and supports healthy inflammatory response. Cardiovascular benefits develop over 1-3 months as omega-3 index improves. Brain health benefits are often subtle and develop over months of consistent supplementation. The key is consistency, omega-3 levels drop when you stop taking them, so ongoing supplementation provides ongoing benefits.

Krill are crustaceans (like shrimp and lobster), so people with shellfish allergies should exercise caution. While krill oil is highly purified and contains minimal protein (the usual allergen in shellfish), allergic reactions are possible. If you have a shellfish allergy, do NOT take SageMD Omega without consulting your allergist or healthcare provider first. They may recommend allergy testing or suggest alternative omega-3 sources like algal oil.

Omega-3s, particularly DHA, are important during pregnancy and breastfeeding for fetal brain and eye development. However, you should consult your healthcare provider before starting any new supplement while pregnant or nursing. They can advise on appropriate omega-3 doses for your situation and may have specific recommendations about krill oil vs. fish oil vs. algal oil based on your individual needs.

The natural red-orange color comes from astaxanthin, the powerful antioxidant naturally present in krill. This is the same compound that gives salmon and shrimp their pink color. The red color is a good sign – it indicates the presence of this beneficial antioxidant. If krill oil softgels are completely clear or light yellow, they likely have lower astaxanthin content.

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat. Keep the bottle tightly closed. While not required, you can refrigerate krill oil if you prefer, the phospholipid structure remains stable at cold temperatures unlike some fish oils that can become cloudy. Keep out of reach of children.

NKO (Neptune Krill Oil) is the original krill oil brand and the most-studied krill oil in clinical research. Many of the published studies on krill oil's benefits used NKO specifically. NKO has a proprietary extraction process that preserves the phospholipids and astaxanthin while ensuring purity. It's certified sustainable by the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) and is manufactured to strict quality standards. When you see NKO on the label, you know you're getting the same krill oil used in published research.

SageMD Omega is formulated for adults. Children have different omega-3 needs based on age, size, and developmental stage. Additionally, the softgels may be too large for young children. Consult your pediatrician for appropriate omega-3 supplements and dosing recommendations for children.

If you miss a dose, just take your regular dose the next day. Don't double up to make up for a missed dose. Omega-3 benefits come from consistent daily intake over time, so occasional missed doses won't significantly impact your results. The key is getting back to your regular routine.

While you can open softgels in theory, we don't recommend it. The softgel casing protects the krill oil from oxidation and makes it easier to swallow. Opening the softgels would expose the oil to air and give you the full taste of the oil (which most people prefer to avoid). If you have difficulty swallowing softgels, consider taking them with a larger sip of water or trying the "lean forward" technique where you lean forward while swallowing.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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