The Very Finest
Normal fish oil pills contain 18% EPA and 12% DHA.  DHA is the important part.  So I did a DHA per dollar analysis of a lot of different fish oil pills, and the best one had a 719 DHA/$ ratio (though this didn't have your standard 18/12 split; it has a 12/28 EPA/DHA split).  However, when I started entertaining the idea of a liquid fish oil, I was very surprised to see a 2159 DHA/$ ratio.  Like 3x more efficiency.  That's huge, obviously.  For comparison, the best performing 18/12 pill on Amazon only has a 302 DHA/$ ratio.  The fish oil is 7 times more efficient/cheaper than the pills.  To put it in perspective, to get the same amount of DHA as I get in this product from a standard 18/12 pill, I would need to spend about $160.<br /><br />When this fish oil arrived, I was kind of expecting it to be a little nasty, but it wasn't at all.  It had a kind of pleasant, subdued lemon scent.  I had some straight and it was fine (if a little oily =p), and then added some to a blended drink psyllium fiber drink this morning.  While I imagine it bound the drink together a little better, it also yielded a mild lemon flavor to it I found pleasing.  I think it may even be good incorporated into a salad dressing.<br /><br />If you're open to the idea of a liquid fish oil, I think this one is great.  It's a very cost effective means to get your daily DHA.
Rating: 5 stars