Can NOW Supplements Astaxanthin Help with Rash?

Last update

5/30/2026

Reviewed By

🩺 Kety Ben David, B.Sn.

Overview

SCIENTIFIC SCORE

No researches found

N/A

USERS' SCORE

Moderately Good

Based on 2 Reviews

7.8

Supplement Facts

Serving Size: 1 Softgel

Amount Per Serving

%DV

Calories

Natural Astaxanthin (from Haematococcus pluvialis Extract)

4 mg

†

Most Useful Reviews

7.5

Improved skin elasticity

Astaxanthin is a reddish pigment and a powerful antioxidant that protects against free radicals, lowering the risk of cancer and heart diseases. After three weeks of taking it, I noticed an improvement in my well-being, alongside a reduction in rashes and increased skin elasticity. The capsule size is easy to swallow, and the taste is hardly noticeable. Just 4 mg is sufficient for daily intake.

Caused itchy rash

1 people found this helpful

Good product! It improved my skin and alleviated painful joints within days. However, I developed an itchy skin rash. It might have been a detox reaction, but it was too painful to continue. I stopped using it, possibly due to the soy content, though I've had no issues with soy before. If you don't experience a rash, I believe this product works well and delivers its promised benefits. I might try another brand in the future as I really appreciate what this supplement offers.