Omega-3 Supreme 1400 mg Wild Alaskan Fish Oil | IFOS Certified EPA DHA, Sustainable, Burpless, Veg Enteric Coated for Absorption (3 Mo Supply,180 Softgels)

Quality supplement. No offensive taste or smell.

I ordered this product about a month ago. I have taken it faithfully every day at one twice a day. I purchased it for my heart. Not only has it helped my heart tremendously, but it did something that I was not expecting. I have alopecia. I lost my hair in the top due to being on hypertension medicine for over 14 years. I have had to wear a wig for a long time. One day, while reading a book, I shifted position and rested my head in the palm of my hand. I begin rubbing it when I felt a thickness there. I was like wow, could this be the Omega 3? I then googled it and discovered that Omega 3s are indeed very good to take for hair grow. Moreover, I do not wake up with morning stiffness anymore. When you're 50 years old, this is one benefit that you greatly appreciate, especially if you were in a car accident that caused a injury to your C3.I know there are a lot of brands out there. But I am very happy with the results I am getting with this product. I swallow one pill at at time. There is absolutely no fishy taste or burp. I know that I'm suppose to post pros and cons as a good reviewer, but I honestly have no cons. I'm sorry. I will say this though. I am telling you what I've experienced with this product. I don't know how it will work for you. Like Spirulina, I will be taking Omega 3s for the rest of my life. You owe it to yourself to try it at least once. I am due for blood work and cholesterol level testing in January. I will update you as to my results as my cholesterol level is high and I hope to report that it is good.

They are easy to swallow and burpless. I have purchased twice so far and will continue to repurchase! Definitely recommend 👌

take 2-3 a day and blood test showed an increase

Just as promised these enteric coated capsules do not produce fish burps. They are easily digested, easy to swallow. I am still on my first bottle and I will buy again.

I like these very much. I take quite a few different vitamins so I can't really say that I can tell a difference by using them. I give this a 4 instead of a 5 star because I have to take them by putting it in my mouth and taking a big gulp of cold water and holding it in my mourth so the pill gets soaked. If I don't do this it will actually stuck to the roof of my mouth where I can't reach or cough it up. This happened a few times and it was a very scary thing! It takes a lot of liquid along with a piece of food to dislodge it. Other than that small mishap, I like it!

I really love these fish oil capsules, and I will be a loyal user as long as the formula doesn't change (and pricing remains competitive, of course). I am a big believer in Omega-3's and was looking to take upwards of ~2000mg per day. I have multiple degrees, one in the sciences, but I am certainly no M.D., so don't follow my example on dosage without doing proper research and getting educated assistance. But my point is, when you want to get 1800-2000mg in a day, fish oil caps become VERY expensive very quickly. However after I crunched all the numbers, these pills won in cost-effectiveness against all the other brands when factoring in QUALITY of the oils along with cost per 1000mg Omega-3. In fact the only other company to compete was the Sams Club variety. However the Life & Food brand edged them out because they contain a bit more O3's per serving :) I have been using them for 3 months now and I'm very happy! 1 serving first thing in the morning and one serving in the evening. I also keep them in the fridge to ensure they stay as fresh as possible. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!I won't post photos of the capsules to show how small they are -- there are plenty of those already posted by other users. But these suckers really are small for fish oil caps, especially considering they contain 1400mg fish oil & 1050 mg Omega-3s in a 2-cap serving!! I did receive a free supply in exchange for my -completely unbiased- review, but that supply was actually my SECOND container, as I purchased the first bottle full-price here. And I will be buying more in the future.

"The Omega-3 market is very large, no guarantees from the FDA that labeling is accurate…" This may dose at 2 pills, but for 90 days, the formulation and potency are very good. I can tell you, DHA is specific, and EPA undifferentiated. When you see wild differences between the two, beware of inflated EPA numbers. Their source, Alaskan Pollock is very good, and pure. "THIS product IS tested for as best as can be without the FDA by qualified 3rd parties and is not full of TOXINS". A thought: Fish, Krill, e.t. AL, "breathe" water and are a sponge for toxins. If you cannot demonstrate that your source is clean, and tested, then why spend a dollar? Just a thought, anyone reading, wouldn't you be much better off if the FTC, (Federal Trade Commission,) not the FDA was qualifying the labeling of health supplements? Because then labeling would adopt a consumer perspective and desire for accuracy in labeling, where the producers could incur liability for inaccurate claims; think of the "Jelly Fish" product people buy, if the FTC were the arbiter, you would have never known of the lies perpetuated by the seller.. Until then, this is one of a few Omega-3 products that attempt to address the toxin issue properly.As for the FDA: You are on your own, if no arsenic is present, then we do not care. Beware of web-sites attempting to charge a fee to find out the actual potency of any supplement. They are most likely in the employment of the manufacturers. This is not a conspiracy thread, not at all; simply a reminder of the obligations our Government has to supply information on dietary aids is non-existent. Praise any producer who submits their product to 3rd party tests like this one does.