fish and krill oils are very essential to our health and provide many good nutrition. They are both good for joints, muscles, eyes, depression, and of course the heart.  Both work slight differently and many people say that krill oil is more absorbing than fish oil. However, at the end of the day they both end up providing almost the same or near beneficial values to our health. As my reviews goes, I will begin with Krill Oil first:

Costco Kirkland Signature Krill Oil 500 mg

This Costco Kirkland Signature Krill Oil has 160 soft gels inside that are good for half a year. Just one a day and they are pretty small, I would like to say maybe 60% smaller than average fish oils. The best part of this krill oil is that it kind of has a candy like taste and no fish odor at all. As far as my body goes, I think I will need one that is 700 mg or more, but for the meantime this is good enough. I like that the bottle is pretty small for the amount of krill oils inside, so it doesn’t take a lot of space. I been taking this for 2 weeks now and really happy with it.

Fish Oil 1000 mg 400 soft gels

What I like about this fish oil is that it is only 1000mg and in says you can take up to 3 a day. I normally take just one a day and I take it sometimes. I like the pill size as it is not too big and it is enough to make it easy to swallow. This Fish Oil feels very minimal and that is far enough for me. On top of everything, it is made of 5 fishes: Mackerel, Anchovy, Menhaden, Herring, and Sardine. This makes me feel a bit more nutritious as getting omegas from variety of fishes instead of just one.

Wild Alaskan Fish Oil 1400 mg

What I like about this is that you just take one a day and feel complete. The orange color to it looks super amazing and makes me want to eat it with joy. It is pretty big soft gel and harder to swallow compared to the 1000 mg one. Also, it is made of two fishes: Pollock and Salmon.