Omega-3 Fish Oil$30.00

Omega-3 Fish Oil

720 mg EPA + DHAPer softgel432 mg EPAClearly stated288 mg DHAClearly stated60 softgelsSimple meal-time routine

Heart + brain support, made simple. Each softgel provides 720 mg combined EPA + DHA from fish oil, with every key omega-3 amount shown plainly.

Take 1 softgel 2 to 3 times daily with meals, following the current label.

  • Everyday heart, brain, and eye support
  • 720 mg EPA + DHA per softgel
  • Natural lemon flavor
  • Exact EPA and DHA amounts shown

Product details

Serving size
1 softgel
Fish oil
1,200 mg
EPA + DHA
720 mg
EPA
432 mg
DHA
288 mg
Bottle count
60 softgels
Use rhythm
2-3 times daily
Flavor
Natural lemon

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$30.00

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Estimated delivery: September 14, 2026

Heart + Brain Support, Made Simple

One softgel provides 720 mg of the omega-3s people actually compare: 432 mg EPA plus 288 mg DHA. The purpose is clear at a glance, an easy meal-time routine for everyday heart, brain, and eye support.

720 mgEPA + DHA per softgel
432 mg EPAThe EPA amount is stated separately.
288 mg DHAThe DHA amount is stated separately.
1,200 mg fish oilTotal fish-oil weight per softgel.
60 softgelsA clear, repeatable meal-time routine.

What This Formula Is Built For

Everyday heart support

EPA and DHA are long-chain omega-3s widely studied in cardiovascular nutrition, with results that depend on dose, population, and outcome.[1][2]

Brain wellness

DHA is an important structural fat in the brain. Human cognitive research is mixed and does not make this product a guaranteed memory change.[1][3]

Eye support

DHA is also concentrated in the retina, which is why eye wellness is a straightforward part of the label-led story.[1]

Exact potency

The label separates total fish oil from combined EPA + DHA, so the meaningful omega-3 amount never has to be guessed.

With meals

The current label directs one softgel 2 to 3 times daily with meals, making it easy to attach to an existing routine.

Lemon flavored

Natural lemon flavor is included among the other ingredients for a more considered fish-oil experience.

What the research says

Well studied ingredients. Outcomes still depend on the question.

EPA and DHA have been studied across cardiovascular, brain, and eye outcomes, but studies use different products, daily amounts, ratios, durations, and populations.[1][2][3]

The FDA describes evidence behind certain EPA/DHA cardiovascular qualified claims as inconsistent and inconclusive.[4] This softgel contains 720 mg EPA + DHA; it should not be represented as satisfying a claim threshold or reproducing a trial simply because the ingredients have been studied.

Our honest read: this is a transparent, higher-potency fish-oil routine with the EPA and DHA amounts buyers need to compare. It supports everyday nutrition; it is not a treatment or a guaranteed clinical result.

Read a Fish-Oil Label Without the Guesswork

NumberWhat it meansThis formula
Total fish oilThe full oil weight, not the amount of EPA plus DHA.1,200 mg per softgel.
EPAOne of the two key long-chain omega-3s shown separately.432 mg per softgel.
DHAThe other key long-chain omega-3 shown separately.288 mg per softgel.
EPA + DHAThe most useful total when comparing concentrated fish oils.720 mg per softgel.

Why 1,200 mg is not the headline

That number is total fish oil. The more informative comparison is the 720 mg combined EPA + DHA inside it.

What this page does not promise

It does not promise to prevent cardiovascular disease, lower blood pressure, improve memory, or reproduce outcomes from another omega-3 product, dose, or population.[2][3][4]

Omega-3 Fish Oil as part of a simple daily heart and brain support routine
Heart + brain support, made simple.

Works Cited

Official guidance01

Omega-3 fatty acids

NIH explains EPA, DHA, food sources, supplement forms, biological roles, evidence limits, and medication considerations.

Read the NIH fact sheet
Cochrane review · 202002

Cardiovascular evidence

This large review found little or no effect on several major cardiovascular outcomes from increasing long-chain omega-3 intake, while some secondary outcomes differed.

Read on PubMed
Systematic review · 202203

Cognition and brain health

This review found varied cognitive results across populations and study designs, reinforcing why a guaranteed memory benefit is not appropriate.

Read on PubMed
FDA evidence context04

Qualified-claim limits

The FDA describes the evidence behind its qualified EPA/DHA blood-pressure claim as inconsistent and inconclusive and specifies conditions this serving does not satisfy.

Read the FDA announcement

Frequently asked questions

What is Omega-3 Fish Oil for?

It is designed for everyday heart, brain, and eye support, with 720 mg combined EPA + DHA per softgel. Research outcomes vary and are not guaranteed.[1][2][3]

How much EPA and DHA is in one softgel?

Each softgel provides 432 mg EPA plus 288 mg DHA, for 720 mg combined EPA + DHA.

Is 1,200 mg the omega-3 amount?

No. One softgel contains 1,200 mg total fish oil. The combined EPA + DHA amount inside that oil is 720 mg.

How should I take it?

The current label says adults take 1 softgel 2 to 3 times daily with meals.

What fish is used?

The allergen statement identifies fish (anchovy). Natural lemon flavor is included among the other ingredients.

What is the softgel made from?

Other ingredients are gelatin, glycerol, water, and natural lemon flavor. The label says the softgel may contain porcine.

Should I check with a healthcare professional?

Ask before use if you take anticoagulant or antiplatelet medication, have a bleeding condition, plan a procedure, are pregnant or nursing, or manage a medical condition.[1]

What does the available lab report prove?

The public 2024 Eurofins report records microbiology and heavy-metals results for the sample tested. It does not establish the potency, formula, or lot of the current 2026 bottle.

Supplement Facts and Ingredients

Every amount below comes from the current Omega-3 Fish Oil printer proof and is shown per one-softgel serving.

720 mgEPA + DHA per softgel
432 mg EPAPer one-softgel serving.
288 mg DHAPer one-softgel serving.
1,200 mg fish oilTotal fish-oil weight per softgel.
60 servings60 softgels per bottle.
NutrientAmountDaily Value
Calories10—
Total fat1.2 g2%
Cholesterol12 mg4%
Fish oil1,200 mgNot established
Omega-3 fatty acids720 mgNot established
EPA432 mgNot established
DHA288 mgNot established
Other ingredients: Gelatin, glycerol, water, and natural lemon flavor. Allergen: Contains fish (anchovy). May contain porcine. Manufactured in a facility that also processes fish, crustacean shellfish, peanuts, and tree nuts.

What to Look for in a Certificate

A useful report should help you match the document to your bottle and see what was tested. FDA quality guidance centers on identity, purity, strength, composition, and limits on contaminants. Read the FDA quality guidance

01

Lot or batch

The report identifier should match the lot or batch printed on your bottle.

02

Product identity

Look for the named product or material and the test or examination method used.

03

Strength and composition

When potency is tested, compare the actual result with the specification or labeled amount.

04

Purity and safety

Look for contaminant or microbial limits, actual results, and a clear pass or specification.

Sample-specific 2024 report

Omega-3 Fish Oil documentation

The available Eurofins report records microbiology and heavy-metals results for a USA Medical Omega 3 sample tested in 2024. It does not establish the potency, formula, or lot of the current 2026 bottle. Match future lot-specific documentation to the lot or batch printed on your package.

Open the 2024 sample report

Certificates are lot-specific. A report for one lot does not automatically describe a later production run, and a certificate evaluates product specifications – not clinical effectiveness.

How to Use Omega-3 Fish Oil

Start with the product label, then compare it with public guidance. Label directions, nutrient targets, and research doses answer different questions.

What the label says1 softgel, 2-3 times daily

The current label says adults take 1 softgel 2 to 3 times daily with meals.

Per capsule: 1,200 mg fish oil, including 432 mg EPA + 288 mg DHA

What public guidance saysNo universal supplement dose

NIH explains that omega-3 needs and study doses vary by purpose, population, and product. EPA and DHA are the numbers to compare across fish-oil supplements; total fish-oil weight is not the same as EPA plus DHA.

Read the NIH omega-3 guidance Read the FDA evidence context
Why the numbers differFish oil is not all EPA + DHA

One softgel contains 1,200 mg fish oil and 720 mg combined EPA plus DHA. Research and qualified claims may use different EPA/DHA totals, ratios, products, and daily servings, so they do not create a new serving direction.

A simple label-led routine

1

Take one softgel

Use one softgel for each label-directed serving.

2

Take it with a meal

The current label directs 2 to 3 servings across the day with meals.

3

Compare EPA + DHA

Count 720 mg EPA plus DHA per softgel when reviewing the rest of your routine.

Use the label as the default

Use the label as the default. Public research explains omega-3s generally; it does not establish a different serving for this finished fish-oil product.

Check before use

This fish-derived product is not appropriate for everyone, and medication context can matter.

  • Contains fish (anchovy). The softgel contains gelatin and the label says it may contain porcine.
  • Ask a healthcare professional before use if you take anticoagulant or antiplatelet medication, have a bleeding condition, or plan a procedure.
  • Ask before use if you are pregnant, nursing, managing a medical condition, or taking prescription medication.
  • The facility also processes fish, crustacean shellfish, peanuts, and tree nuts.
  • Stop use if you experience an adverse reaction, and keep out of reach of children.
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