Skin & Eye Support

Full Spectrum, Not Isolated Delivers 34 naturally occurring lipids, fat-soluble vitamins, antioxidants, and pro-resolving mediators found in whole salmon—not just EPA and DHA.

Enhanced with Antioxidants Astaxanthin and lutein—two of the most potent carotenoids in nature—provide built-in protection and targeted support for skin and eye health.

Native Triglyceride Form Preserves the natural lipid structure the body is designed to recognize and absorb efficiently.

Wild-Caught A natural diet and active lifestyle create a rich nutrient profile, including naturally occurring astaxanthin.

Flash Frozen at Sea Instantly frozen on board to lock in the full nutritional profile and prevent oxidation before it can begin.

Minimal Processing, Nothing Lost A proprietary low-heat extraction preserves the complete nutrient profile. No bleaching, no deodorization, no high-heat refining.

MSC & Alaska RFM Certified Oil Independently verified for sustainable sourcing and responsible supply chain traceability.

Formulated with the same wild Alaskan salmon as Omega-3 Rejuvenate. Where it differs is in its additions of astaxanthin and lutein—two carotenoid antioxidants that extend the formula's benefits into targeted skin and eye health. 

Astaxanthin is one of the most potent antioxidants in nature, supporting skin elasticity, hydration, and defense against UV-induced damage. Lutein supports macular health and visual acuity, helps filter harmful blue light, and contributes to skin photoprotection against UV damage.

Dive deeper into the benefits of nourishing for eye health and the role skin and eye health plays in longevity.

A full spectrum fish oil delivers far more than EPA and DHA. With 34 naturally occurring lipids in their native triglyceride form, alongside fat-soluble vitamins, antioxidants, and pro-resolving mediators, every nutrient works together as a complete nutritional system.

Preserving this complete profile means the body receives these nutrients in their most recognizable form, supporting health benefits more comprehensively than isolated fatty acids alone.

Sourced from wild salmon in the Bering Sea in Alaska. These cold, nutrient-rich waters have sustained generations of fishermen with nutritionally dense seafood populations. In order to thrive in frigid temperatures, the fish biologically adapt, resulting in naturally high concentrations of omega-3 fatty acids.

From these waters, salmon is sustainably caught, processed on board, then flash frozen for maximum nutrient preservation.

The catch is then returned to Dutch Harbor, where the facility sits directly shoreside, keeping time between catch and processing to a minimum. A proprietary low-heat extraction technique then draws out the oil in its purest form. Both oils are MSC and Alaska RFM certified, independently verified for sustainable sourcing and responsible supply chain traceability.

Most conventional fish oils are bleached, deodorized, and refined at high heat to concentrate EPA and DHA. Much of this processing exists to correct for poor catch handling. When fish aren't frozen immediately, enzymatic activity and oxidation begin degrading the oil within hours, producing off-flavors, odors, and harmful compounds that high-heat refining is designed to mask and remove.

The result is an oil that looks impressive on a supplement label but has lost much of the nutritional complexity naturally found in whole fish.

Pro-resolving mediators in particular are lost entirely in conventional processing. These bioactive lipid molecules support the body's natural inflammatory resolution process and are only preserved through minimal handling.

Skin and Eye Support removes the need for corrective processing entirely. By flash freezing at sea immediately after catch, the oil arrives at Dutch Harbor in pristine condition, making a proprietary low-heat extraction possible. A full spectrum fish oil with nothing added and nothing lost.

Decades of peer-reviewed research support the health benefits of fish oils. Below are some key findings:

1) On the neuroprotective role of astaxanthin: New perspectives? Mar Drugs 2018. Galasso C et al. Source

2) Protective effects of astaxanthin on skin deterioration. J Clin Biochem Nutr 2017. Tominaga K et al. Source

3) Oral omega-3 fatty acids treatment in computer vision syndrome related dry eye. Cont Lens Anterior Eye 2015. Bhargava R et al. Source

4) Cosmetic and therapeutic applications of fish oil’s fatty acids on the skin. Mar Drugs 2018. Huang TH et al. Source

5) Astaxanthin, cell membrane nutrient with diverse clinical benefits and anti-aging potential. Altern Med Rev 2011. Kidd P. Source