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MERCURY
in FISH
FREE SHIPPING
inside USA

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Our
amazing Krill is harvested from the most pristine waters on earth, using
sustainable and ecologically sound high-tech methods. The exact location
is documented by GPS and the krill is siphoned under water. This prevents
by-catch of birds, mammals and fish that occurs with traditional trawling.
Our krill is processed directly inside the ship. This avoids decomposition
caused by traditional methods of dumping the catch on board and
transporting flash frozen krill thousands of miles away for processing.
Our krill oil is extracted using ethanol (grain alcohol) and water. Other
producers use acetone (nail polish remover), ethyl acetate (lacquer
thinner) and ethanol. Our process avoids any possibility of solvent
residue in the krill oil and eliminates air and water contamination.
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GOT KRILL (eco-safe)
Krill Oil |
Traditional
Krill Oil |
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HARVESTING KRILL |
| Krill are captured
beneath the surface using a siphoning tube and special screens to ensure
only Krill and ocean water will enter the processing equipment inside the
ship.
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Krill are caught by trawling
and dumped on board. This
results in by-catch (Fish, Mammals, Turtles and Birds are caught along with
krill).
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PROCESSING KRILL |
| Before the Krill
have a chance to decompose, they are subjected to special grinding,
sonic, temperature and separation techniques. This is carried out under
nitrogen to prevent decomposition and oxidation of key components. |
The enzymes in Krill
are so active they start digesting the Krill as soon as they hit the
deck and die. The harvested Krill are flash-frozen and shipped thousands
of miles away for processing. This results in some degradation and lower
quality. |
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EXTRACTING KRILL OIL |
| The extraction process uses water
and ethanol as the only solvents. Ethanol (grain alcohol) is a naturally
occurring alcohol that is less toxic and more environmentally friendly
than other solvents. |
Frozen Krill arrive
thousands of miles from their home and are subjected to a patented
process using ethanol (or t-butanol or 2-propanol), acetone (or other
ketones) and ethyl acetate to extract the Krill Oil. |
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