Omega-3 Antarctic Krill Oil Softgels

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• This replaces the same canonical listing and retains its route. Previously the 1,000 mg, 60-count version was unverified as current; the selected manufacturer's FG152 option and its linked, currently displayed label now establish it. The exact displayed label is FG152 with UPC 0 23249 00453 0 and label code L1006-V7-0525. The 500 mg / 120-softgel option is a distinct variant and is not combined with this record.
• Historical NIH DSLD 326277, entered 2024-11-22, describes a 1,000 mg / 60-softgel label with the same EPA and DHA amounts but UPC 0 23249 01016 6: https://dsld.od.nih.gov/label/326277. That older UPC is not equated to FG152 and is not evidence that its packaging or stock is current. The current label image, rather than the NIH record, supplies present composition.
• Active means the exact option is presently marketed on the manufacturer page, not a guarantee of checkout inventory. Add to Cart was displayed, but actual checkout stock was not tested; unknown stock does not mean discontinued.
• The manufacturer and package make different testing and sustainability claims. Nutrasource's IGEN result applies to its named 1000 mg product and panel, not demonstrably this UPC or lot. The current FG152 label depicts IKOS; the general page claims IFOS 5-Star Certified Krill Oil. Neither a current lot-specific IFOS/IKOS report nor finished-product MSC chain-of-custody verification was established.
• The MSC register for Aker Biomarine Antarctic krill fishery described it as certified with units in assessment and showed expiry 2026-11-12 when checked; fishery-level evidence is not proof of this SKU's or lot's chain of custody: https://fisheries.msc.org/en/fisheries/aker-biomarine-antarctic-krill/@@view.
• The manufacturer states krill omega-3s are associated with phospholipids, but the exact FG152 facts panel does not independently specify the chemical form of each individual EPA or DHA amount. 'Softgels' is the dosage form, not a claim of an EPA/DHA molecular form.
• Nutrasource's 1 mg astaxanthin per capsule conflicts with 100 mcg on the currently linked exact FG152 label. The current label is used for this field; the discrepancy is unresolved and not used to infer another formula.
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