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Astaxanthin with AstaReal — 6 mg
90 veggie softgels
6 mg astaxanthin from AstaReal Haematococcus pluvialis extract per veggie softgel. The label lists extra virgin olive oil and a vegetarian softgel shell.
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Search and filter this category ↗A carotenoid studied for skin measures
Astaxanthin is a red-orange carotenoid commonly obtained from microalgae for supplements. Researchers have explored skin hydration and other measured skin properties, but small trials cannot support sweeping anti-ageing claims. Its antioxidant chemistry is a starting point for research, not proof that every capsule provides visible or lasting benefits.
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A small randomized trial explored whether astaxanthin limited deterioration in skin measures over time. Such findings require replication in larger, independent studies and cannot establish broad disease prevention or benefit for the exact catalogue product. Results for one dose or formulation may not transfer to another.
Tominaga et al. · Randomized astaxanthin skin trial (2017) ↗ · American Academy of Dermatology · Sunscreen information ↗
Ingredient context reviewed 2026-10-26. General ingredient evidence does not verify the exact branded products below.
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HealthyHey
Astaxanthin from Algae with Lycopene
60 vegetable capsules
The labelled two-capsule serving provides 4 mg astaxanthin and 10 mg lycopene. Ingredients list Haematococcus pluvialis astaxanthin oleoresin and an HPMC capsule shell.
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Jarrow Formulas
Astaxanthin — 12 mg
30 softgels; 30 servings
The manufacturer lists 12 mg astaxanthin from Haematococcus pluvialis microalgae per softgel. The selected photographed pack contains 30 softgels; the formula includes safflower oil.
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NOW Foods
Astaxanthin — 4 mg
90 softgels
4 mg astaxanthin softgels. Manufacturer identifies Haematococcus pluvialis microalgae as the astaxanthin source.
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NOW Foods
Extra Strength Astaxanthin — 10 mg
60 softgels
The manufacturer lists 10 mg astaxanthin per softgel, derived from non-GMO Haematococcus pluvialis microalgae.
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Nutrex Hawaii / BioAstin
BioAstin Hawaiian Astaxanthin — 12 mg
50 softgels
The manufacturer lists a 12 mg strength in a 50-softgel bottle. Serving size is one softgel.
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Nutrex Hawaii / BioAstin
BioAstin Hawaiian Astaxanthin Vegan — 12 mg
75 vegan softgels
A separately labelled vegan BioAstin product with a 12 mg strength in a 75-softgel bottle.
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Sports Research
Astaxanthin with Coconut Oil — 12 mg
60 softgels
Astaxanthin softgels derived from microalgae, formulated with coconut oil. This product page is for the 12 mg strength.
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