Rimfrost Krill collection - Human nutrition

Rimfrost takes better care
of the krill nutrients

Our unique and patented production process results in nutrient-rich 100% pure krill oil. Our krill oil is a very rich and highly bioavailable source of the marine omega-3 fatty acids DHA/EPA in the form of phospholipids. It also contains a natural high content of the powerful antioxidant Astaxanthin.

Brain
Vision
Heart
Marine omega-3s

Rimfrost krill oil is a very rich source of marine omega-3s

Rimfrost krill oil contains the marine omega-3s DHA and EPA, which are critical to health and avoidance of disease.

Omega-3 supplementation can help protect from obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancer, neurological diseases and help support an effective immune system.

Why are omega-3s important?

Omega-3s like DHA and EPA are essential for your body to function properly. They can be incorporated in cell membranes and hormones that regulate blood clotting and the movement of blood around your body. They are also part of the inflammation process, helping to protect you from infection and injury.

Your body can’t make DHA and EPA from scratch, so they must be part of a balanced diet. Omega-3s can be found in chia, flax seeds, leafy vegetables as well as certain types of fish, beef and lamb. Krill oil is a particularly rich source of DHA and EPA because in krill oil they are bound to phospholipids making them easily absorbed by your body.

Phospholipids in krill oil

Omega-3s in krill oil are easily absorbed by the body

A benefit of krill oil is that its DHA and EPA are bound to phospholipids, meaning they are easily absorbed by the body, boosting your body’s ability to use them.

In other oils, particularly plant and animal-based ones, the omega oils are bound to triglycerides. Triglycerides are less easily absorbed then phospholipids, so are not as efficient at delivering DHA and EPA.

Krill oil
50% krill oil and 50% water mixed together.
Fish oil
50% fish oil and 50% water mixed together.

A highly bioavailable source of the marine omega-3 fatty acids DHA/EPA in the form of phospholipids, high levels of astaxanthin and essential choline.

Lower levels of astaxanthin
Higher levels of astaxanthin
Did you know that the dark red color in Rimfrost krill oil comes from the antioxidant astaxanthin which is found naturally in krill?
Astaxanthin

Our krill oil contains a natural high content of the powerful antioxidant Astaxanthin 

Astaxanthin is a type of molecule called a carotenoid. Carotenoids are present in fruit and vegetables and thought to be associated with a number of health benefits.

Astaxanthin is known as an antioxidant because of the special properties it has. Antioxidants help counteract oxidative stress, a process that damages cells and can play a role in a cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s and some eye diseases.

When consumed in fruit or vegetables astaxanthin can be hard for your body to use. It can be brought as a single dietary supplement, but depending on the formulation it may also be hard for your body to use in this form. When consumed in an oil-based formulation it is easier for your body to use astaxanthin.

A benefit of Rimfrost krill oil is as well as containing marine omega-3 phospholipids and choline, it also contains high levels of naturally occurring astaxanthin. In Rimfrost’s krill oil-based formulation astaxanthin is easy for your body to use. It gives our krill oil its red colour and helps to stabilise the krill oil leading to a nutrient-rich final product.

Read more
Close
Products with extended shelf life
The high level of astaxanthin helps prevent oxidation, stabilising the products and extending the shelf life.
Choline

Choline is an essential nutrient

Choline is an essential nutrient – officially recognised by the Institute of Medicine in 1998. The most commonly dietary source of choline is egg yolk, however, many people may not be getting enough choline in their diets.

Choline contributes to normal liver function

A choline-deficiency is associated with liver damage and fatty liver (hepatosteatosis). These effects can be reversed by consuming dietary choline.

Choline contributes to normal lipid metabolism

Choline has a role in lipid and cholesterol metabolism (metabolism means changing food and drink into energy). Choline is also involved in cell signalling, the process in which molecules send messages around the body. A choline-deficiency may have an impact on neurological diseases.

A richer source of omega-3s

Rimfrost krill oil for humans
Rimfrost krill oil

A rich source of marine omega-3s bound to phospholipids for efficient uptake into the body, and contains high levels of the powerful antioxidant astaxanthin, which is naturally occurring in krill.

Whitepapers and reports for human nutrition

Are you interested in more information about what our products can do for the human nutrition market? Read more in our whitepapers and reports.
No items found.

If you're interested in learning more about products and possibilities in the human nutrition market, please feel free to contact us for more information.

Gry Svalheim
Gry Svalheim
Senior Vice President - Human Nutrition
Send e-mail(+47) 478 54 267
Inge Bruheim
Inge Bruheim
Vice President – Research & Development
Send e-mail(+47) 416 463 83

Do you have any questions about what we can offer? Contact us and lets talk about what krill can do for your business.

Contact us
...or explore more
By clicking “Accept All Cookies”, you agree to the storing of cookies on your device to enhance site navigation, analyze site usage, and assist in our marketing efforts. View our Privacy Policy for more information.