Warning Review: Twinlab’s Omega-3 Cardio Krill Oil has a really bad fishy smell!
The fishy odor of Twinlab’s Omega-3 Cardio Krill Oil is REALLY BAD. I advise against buying this product because the capsules reek of old fish you might find in the trash. Even just opening the bottle releases the smell of garbage-can fish.
There is no excuse for this, because at least one other brand (NOW) carries a krill capsule supplement that’s odorless. Yes, odorless.
The reason I didn’t buy the NOW brand is because I can’t find it at any of the Whole Foods stores in the city, and I had run out of the supply I had bought online.
So I decided to go the cheaper and more convenient route when I spotted the Twinlab Omega-3 Cardio Krill Oil at a Sprouts store.
I figured, Okay, it’s right here in front of me, no hassle with online ordering. But boy, was I in for a very disappointing surprise when I opened the bottle and took out one of the very stinky capsules.
These krill capsules smell so bad that I threw out the bottle after taking about 15 of the capsules (one a day).
Shame on Twinlab for not using the technology that the NOW brand uses. I will be buying the NOW krill capsules from now on.
Do not buy Twinlab’s Omega-3 Cardio Krill Oil capsules unless you want a whiff of dead beached fish every time you take one of the capsules.
Lorra Garrick has been covering medical, fitness and cybersecurity topics for many years, having written thousands of articles for print magazines and websites, including as a ghostwriter. She’s also a former ACE-certified personal trainer.
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