Does your krill oil contain any potassium, and if so how much?
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Hi Janice,Based on historical data for our krill oil, potassium is found at minimal quantity that is required for declaration. It does not contain a significant enough amount to state on our product label. Hope this helps answer your question, and if you have any other questions you can reach us by responding to this comment thread or by email at amazon@vivalabs.com.VivianViva Labs Customer Care
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Hi Janice, Based on historical data for our krill oil, potassium is found at minimal quantity that is required for declaration. It does not contain a significant enough amount to state on our product label. Hope this helps answer your question, and if you have any other questions you can reach us by responding to this comment thread or by email at amazon@vivalabs.com. Vivian Viva Labs Customer Care
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I never bothered to check, sorry. Will need to study it further. Thanks for asking.
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This looks to be a comprehensive breakdown but I don't see potassium mentioned in it.http://krilloil.com/docs/QCP-Report-Omega3-Viva-Labs-Krill-Oil.pdf
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Unknown! I opended the ottle and it was liquid. Several pills were broen and the oil was everywhere. Joe
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I'm not sure how big krill oil capsules are, but the Arctic Ruby Oil capsules are not big at all. About the size of a vitamin E capsule, very easy to swallow
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In answer to your question, I just checked my bottle and there in no direct info about how much "kelp" is in the bottle... It just says Iodine(as Norwegian Kelp) 225mcg 150%
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The label ingredients state only this: Purified Water, Decoction of Atlantic Kelp, Potassium Iodide (to standardize potency), Potassium Benzoate. Unfortunately, that is the only statement about iodide on the label.
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I would recommend to call GNC, there is a number on the box, I'm sure they will better explain what you are asking for:) I take a separate fish/krill oil pill so I really don't rely on this vitamin alone.
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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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Sorry, I am currently out of this brand of fiber gummies. Without the bottle I have no way of knowing how much potassium there is; however, one of my kids just got his first lab draw and his potassium was Ok, so I do not think there is miuch of a problem with to much potassium.
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i looked on the bottle and did not see anything mentioned; however, you may wish to go on internet and look up information on this product.. it is a plant extract from the fruit. it does have potassium
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Krill oil does not have a fishy after taste or fishy burps. I hope this helps.
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The ingredients are potassium chloride, potassium bitartrate, adipic acid, silicon dioxide, mineral oil, fumaric acid. So to answer your question No.
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The label does not list potassium or phosphorus, so there is little to none. I hope this helps.
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on the box it doesn't list potassium content, but I went to their website and it says that there is 60 mg of potassium in each package. if you care to research more on them go to www.thinaddictives.com. hope this helps.
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Yes, there is 105mg of potassium in this product. Please check the product images for full list of ingredients.
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Label says Pure Krill Oil 1000 mgPhospholipids 400 mgEPA 100 mgDHA 55 mgOmega 6 fatty acids approx 20 mgAstaxanthin 1 mgOther ingredients: Fish gelatin capsule.I like that there are no additional ingredients like fillers, etc.
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yes, and mine was busted open and really gross. Krill oil is good for u but I did not use this one and will not order again
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The more specific answer is why would anyone, not just a woman need krill oil? We all need healthy sources of animal based omega-3 fats that are high in DHA. Your body doesn't convert plant based omega-3 fats to DHA very well as it has two less carbons and is primarily ALA. Omega-3 fats are vital to your heart health, weight loss and prevention of nearly every chronic degenerative disease. Ideally we should get them from fish just like our ancestors but most fish is now contaminated with mercury and PCBs. Krill are very tiny and don't live long enough to become contaminated with these toxins so they are very clean. Additionally they have a special phospholipid that increases their absorption so from that perspective they are superior to fish oil. Another benefit is that they are loaded with astaxanthin which is a potent antioxidant that prevents oxidation of the perishable omega-3 fats in krill. Fish oil does not have any astaxanthin and runs the risk of oxidation.
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Unfortunately, the label doesn't say. Besides the 0g fat, and 0mg sodium, there's 6g of carbs and 4g of sugars, but that's all that's listed. Potassium chloride (a typical salt substitute) is not listed in the ingredients.