Ultra rTG Omega 3 Fish Oil 1800mg from Wild New Zealand Tuna | IFOS Certified & Sustainably Sourced | Full Spectrum Omega3s EPA, DHA & DPA | 180 Softgels

These are one of my favorite rTG supplements. I only take high quality rTG Omega-3 and this is one of them. Another is the Free Fatty Acid (FFA) crystallized form from another brand that I like. These have no after-taste and tolerated well in the stomach, atleast for me.

This is a rare find, had I known this brand existed I would have bought this supplement years ago. This contain all the antioxidants you want to take on a daily basis, their astaxanthin seems to be derived from algae which is great if you have a crustaceans allergy. Their brand is transparent and you can look up all the ingredients and facts online for more information.

No weird smell or taste. Easy to swallow with no fake colors. Great price compared to in store. Superior quality with noticeable health benefits.

The product looks very high-quality, there is no aftertaste, I just started taking it.

Naturalis Ultimate rTG Omega 3 Fish Oil: $48.95 for a 180-count bottle at the time of review My doctor recommended that I start taking fish oil capsules in an effort to get more omega-3 fatty acids into my diet. I’ve been taking the Kirkland Signature fish oil pills for a while now and they’ve done the trick so far. But when I ran out last time I thought it might be nice to try a different brand. *What I liked*: These fish oil pills come from sustainably sourced tuna. I can't guarantee that with the Costco pills so I like that. They also contained a number of other vitamins that I don't believe the other pills contain. *What I didn't like*: The one major issue that I have here is the value proposition. At 27¢ per pill (And assuming that you need to take two pills per day like I do), you're looking at 54¢ per day. That's considerably more than the 19¢ per day that I am paying with my other pills. Frankly I'm not convinced that the sustainable sourcing and extra vitamins justified nearly 3 times the cost. I'm also going to list something here because I don't really have anywhere else to put it. But I've taken these for a couple weeks now and frankly I just don't see a difference between these and the less expensive bills I was taking. Maybe I will over time, but I don't so far. *The Bottom Line:* Overall I think these are a fine option for adding omega-3 fatty acids to your diet. They come from quality ingredients with sustainable sourcing, and you get a three month supply in this bottle. However, the value proposition is poor when compared to other more reasonably priced options.As a matter of practice though, I only deduct a single star in my reviews for a poor perceived value proposition. So my final score here will be four stars out of five. These are a great option for adding fish oil to your diet if you don't mind the high price tag. Personally, I wouldn't order them over again though. I’d just stick with my Costco fish oil.

PERFECT, literally. This is the exact dose and ratio of the recommended omega 3s = 2:1 EPA:DHA with a minimum of 2 g/day total. 3:1 omega 3:6, and most people get plenty of omega 6 via diet (so no need to actually supplement with that). NO FISHY AFTERTASTE!!! But.....it is kinda stinky. That's not a barrier for me, just a note.

It's a great substitute for Statins if you want to get Cholesterol down and don't want side effects. A Doctor told me about this method, but please do check with your own Doctor. It worked for me!

Misspelling caught my attention. Page shows the label with the correct spelling. Pills are dark soft gels due to the Astamaz ingredient. Slight acceptable fish oil taste. It has an interesting composition with additional vitamins which I like however I am unable to confirm its purity. Do your research and have fun.

Me he sentido muy bien, tengo el DHL bajo y la nutrióloga me recomendó este producto