Omega-3 Plus - Fish Oil Supplements for Heart Health, Brain & Immune Support - Omega-3 Fish Oil with EPA DHA - Purity Tested Essential Fatty Acid Nutritional Supplement (60 ct)

Recommended by my holistic doctor. I have the utmost trust in her. Must be a great product.

Works for my cat too

I like the high amount of DHA &EPA in each serving. Also, the gel caps are so easy to swallow.

Quality product

SHORT REVIEW: This appears to be a potentially high-quality Omega-3 supplement, although I’m not able to independently verify that. Researched Nutritionals (R.N.) describes itself as a research-driven company focused on science-based formulations aimed at specific wellness goals (this one being “optimal health”). Front Row (formerly Fortress Brand Group) was identified to me by the company last year as an authorized Amazon vendor. THE DETAILS Transparency / History: Researched Nutritionals maintains a detailed website describing its products and company background. The company and its leadership are easy to identify, and the CEO has prior experience within the supplement industry. Information about the brand is widely shared through vendor sites, though much of it is promotional in nature. Accountability: I found limited independently verifiable information regarding third-party accountability. In a prior email exchange, the company stated that its manufacturing partners hold NSF certification (or equivalent standards), though I was not able to easily confirm certification tied specifically to this product. Some of their products are described as research-supported, but access to full study details appears limited. Quality: This bottle contains 60 softgels (a 30-day supply). The serving provides 2 grams of fish oil, including 720 mg EPA and 480 mg DHA. The softgels are medium-large but smoothly shaped and easy for me to swallow. The scent is mildly fishy but not unpleasant — reminiscent of dried salmon. The label states the oil is sourced from anchovies and sardines, with fish oil originating from Morocco and Peru. The company reports using high-vacuum molecular distillation to remove contaminants, although I could not locate independent certification confirming this process. About Fish Oil Supplements: While researching this product, I came across several recent discussions suggesting that recommendations for fish oil supplementation have become more nuanced, particularly regarding quality standards and contaminant concerns. Summary: This product presents itself as a high-quality fish oil, but as is often the case with supplements, independent verification can be difficult to obtain. Given the evolving discussion around fish oil use, input from a healthcare provider may be helpful for those considering supplementation. The bottle is dated best by 6/2028; however, since fish oil is delicate, I plan to store it in the refrigerator after opening.

Research Nutritionals Omega 3 Fatty Acid Supplement contains 360 mg of EPA and 240 mg of DHA per capsule. Ratio of EPA to DHA is 3:2 which is the overall daily maintenance ratio for antioxidant support, healthy triglyceride levels and blood pressure as well as overall vascular health. The EPA to DHA ratio of 3:2 is often referred to as the "golden ratio" that is most beneficial to overall health. EPA is highly active in managing inflammatory pathways, making it the preferred focus for conditions like joint stiffness or mood support. DHA is a primary structural building block for the brain. The recommended dose is 2 capsules per day (daily total of 720 mg EPA and 480 mg DHA); each bottle of Omega-3 Plus has 60 softgels, a 30 day supply. Softgels are 1 inch long and are not difficult to swallow. The softgels are not vegan since they contain bovine gelatin, an animal product. Omega-3 Plus is manufactured in the U.S. in a cGMP (Current Good Manufacturing Practice) facility; regulatory standard enforced by the FDA to ensure safe design, monitoring and control of supplement product. Omega 3 Plus is heavy metal tested and molecularly distilled insuring purity and full nutritional value free from oxidation. Bottle has a flip-top cap, very user friendly - easy to open and seals tightly with an audible "click". Very mild fish odor discernable from full bottle of softgels. I take two softgels after my evening meal, no aftertaste or "fishy" burps and zero stomach upset. Product has outstanding labeling, lots of information; fish oil is a product of Peru and Morocco, fish contained is anchovies and sardines and is free of milk, eggs, shellfish, peanuts, corn and wheat. Very good Omega 3 supplement, informative Research Nutritionals video featuring Dennis Schoen, company founder and CEO. Impressed with focus on clinical research and solution based product strategy. Glad to have discovered this brand, very good Omega-3 supplement with preferred EPA to DHA ratio. Will definitely shop additional supplementation product offerings form Research Nutritionals.

These are your typical omega-3 supplement that does the job. It has no fish oil smell so they're properly contained inside the gel pills. Typical dosage is to take 2 softgels daily, and they're supposedly tested for mercury and other artificial junk. Typical omega-3 pills that you can't go wrong with with no aftertaste or side-effects. Great price at $21 makes them competitive.

I really like the Researched Nutritionals brand, and am currently taking four of their supplements, including the Omega 3 Plus. Fish oil supplements can be a mixed bag, because they are usually derived from fatty, strong-tasting and strong-smelling fish that thrive in icy waters, and people often have trouble adjusting to the odor and flavor of the oil, and the occasional gastric reflux that can accompany it. It's also particularly important to buy from a reputable manufacturer, because heavy metal contamination is a concern in this industry, and not all fish oil products are equally trustworthy in terms of purity and efficacy. The Researched Nutritionals product seems to be tolerable in terms of taste, odor and softgel size. I am only taking one capsule a day instead of two, so that may help with the side effects, but this product doesn't seem to cause much if any "fishy burping", and it's apparently derived from Peruvian and Moroccan anchovies and sardines, which are fishes that I don't frequently include in my diet. I do try to eat mackerel, herring and salmon, but I can't always afford wild-caught premium salmon, and the domestic, ranch-raised stuff probably offers minimal health benefits. In terms of value, I think this formula is fairly priced. Many of the Researched Nutritionals' supplements are prohibitively expensive, but fortunately, their Omega 3 Plus fish oil is a happy exception to that rule. I'd recommend this product, and think most people will find the capsules to be large-ish but fairly easy to swallow. The packaging doesn't mention refrigeration, but keeping the contents cold, or at least cool may help with freshness.