Even more EPA and DHA than what our "Family Member Nurse" personally takes, at a better price
Over at least a dozen years, every one of the few times I've gone to the doctor, they have consistently recommended taking Omega 3 ... so I just take it.  I also used to work in a Family Practice Medical office, and the docs there also suggested taking it.<br /><br />Nutrition and supplements are not my specialty, and I mostly don't believe in them ... unless, of course, the doctors in my life consistently recommend them.  So I consulted our "Family Member Nurse" about the Nordic Wellness Omega-3 Fish Oil tablets to get more information.<br /><br />Our "Family Member Nurse" pulled her own personal Omega 3 out of her refrigerator and explained to me that it is the amounts of EPA and the DHA that are important.  In comparing the Nordic Wellness with the nurse's Omega 3's, the Nordic Wellness had slightly more of both the EPA and DHA than her own personal brand, and at better price.<br /><br />I noticed that these Nordic Wellness Omega 3's are also manufactured in the United States, which, as I understand it, has generally more reliable control of the actual ingredients, product labeling and product distribution than the pharmaceuticals from some other countries.  The lot number (30693), manufacturing date (03-13) and Expiration Date (03-15) are clearly marked on the bottom of the bottle.<br /><br />There are 120 softgel tablets in my bottle, each with 1,000 mg of fish oil, 400 mg of EPA, and 300 mg of DHA.  I definitely prefer the softgel tablets to dry, "scratchy" tablets, as they are quite easy to swallow.  And the top is "sealed for your protection" with plastic shrink wrap.
Rating: 5 stars