Omega Rejuvenol

The Doctor who markets this should know better. I do not know if he is the same one who formulated it. It has 2 types of vitamin E in it, both the tocopherols that most have heard of and the tocotrienols that are from only known 4 plants at this time. The smaller form is so small it can cross the blood brain barrier carrying its nutrients to areas the other can't. This has both. Sounds good from a marketing perspective doesn't it. But the much rarer form of E is a much smaller compound. When taken with Vitiman E tocopherol, the larger form, the receptor sites are blocked by those and the smaller form doesn't get absorbed.So don't waste your money on it even with the great marketing.After learning that I researched the other ingredients. This form of Beta Carotene pre curser has a toxic limit. Again that makes this a scary choice.Why would someone who knows anything about their product put this together and market it?

This is a very expensive supplement that gives you very little for the price1 Softgel contains:Vitamin A (Retinyl Palmitate) 2500 IUVitamin D3 500 IUVitamin E 19 IUVitamin K2 50 mcgAstaxanthin Complex 2.5 mgKrill Oil 100 mg - for 5.5 mg Omega-3 DHA, 12 mg Omega-3 EPASquid Oil (Trademarked as Calamarine Oil) 1000 mg - for 500 mg Omega-3 DHA, 50 mg Omega-3 EPA - equivalent to Fish Oil.Looking at these, you might as well take a Good Multivitamin, Vitamin K2 100 mcg, Krill Oil 500 mg, and Asthaxanthin as separate ingredients to get a far better value and more healthy nutrition for your buck.

I agree with the second reviewer. This is a very pricey product for what it is. Rather low amounts of EPA and DHA, but what neither of the other reviewers mentioned was the UNBELIEVABLY bad smell and taste of these things. I keep my vitamins in a plastic tub. One week after taking the last one of these, that tub still stinks, and yes, the lid was on the omega rejuvenol pills. If you enjoy the smell of rotting fish then these pills are for you. Awful, awful, awful.