You’re stomach is not a styrofoam cup
These reviews absolutely drive me insane. Everyone is so concerned with a fish oil’s ability to “burn through a styrofoam cup”, and in this case, the fact that it contains “unhealthy fillers”. There’s a reason doctors recommend this brand as opposed to ones that have absolutely no credibility, source from who knows where, and contain who knows what.<br /><br />If this was pure fish oil without the additional ingredients, it would be absolutely disgusting to swallow. Luckily, it’s DELICIOUS and even amplifies flavors when added to meals. Yes, it contains sunflower oil, but not nearly enough to cause any worry. Another review expressed concerns about the omega 6 in sunflower oil, which again is insignificant to begin with, but considering omega-6 is found in nuts, meats, and some vegetable, you’d have a hard time avoiding it.<br /><br />As for the burn-through-the-cup phenomenon everyone on Amazon obsessed over...do a quick google search and see that credible health sites, including Consumer Lab, blatantly state that this is a myth and should not be a concern when buying fish oils. Your stomach is not a styrofoam cup.<br /><br />Now, the product itself...I’ve purchased and used MANY brands of fish oil, and I’m simply not turning back. The quality is obvious, as are the results, while minimal as all fish oils tend to be. This is the first fish oil I’ve used that actually had me noticing any semblance of results. In all honesty, you’re moreso buying this product based on the company’s regulation and history of producing a clean, effective product, and for the long-term health benefits that, unlike drugs, are not going to be immediately obvious.<br /><br />I have not been paid to write any of this and am simply doing so out of frustration with the reviews on this product and fish oil supplements in general. Do research outside of amazon and make a decision for your self, however.
Rating: 5 stars