Customer Reviews

Arctic Essentials Omega-3 Lower Heart Disease Risk 60 capsules

5 star:		(3)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

I researched this fish oil for my son who can't tolerate SOY. Go to the website: arcticessentials.com and see more info, but buy here because it's lots cheaper.

Serving size is 2 capsules; so the box will last 1 month. I give my 4-year old 1 capsule & it's fine to pierce the capsule & put the oil in cool, tepid or room temperature (less than 100 degrees) food or beverage. There is no aftertaste.

I love that the product is not combined with Omega 6 & 9, which we get enough of from regular diet. The amounts of Omega 3's per serving are:

EPA: 700 mg
DHA: 700 mg
Other Omega 3's: 200

Other ingredients: Capsule (gelatin, glycerine & water); natural orange/berry flavor, Antioxidant Blend (rosemary extract, ascorbyl palitate & natural tocopherols)

Seller shipped quickly & came to me in great condition.

It appears as though weknowomegas.com may be owned or somehow involved with arctic essentials. Their web site repeatedly points to arctic essentials and while they have something negative to say about everyone's website and what information is provided, the only negatives they have for their own product is that it cant be bought in stores and that the website doesn't offer any of the company's "other quality products". It's also interesting that they talk about other fish oils being available in multiple places but their product is only available on their official website - absolutely not true, of course they would like you to believe that because ordering directly from them gives them a higher profit margin. It's convenient that the only fish oil ad on the right hand side is their own. The other four are clutter links with whom they are probably affiliates.

Seriously... that has to be one of the cheesiest things I've seen.

While the rest of my evidence could just be a coincidence... it should also be pointed out.

They are both websites registered by proxies. While this is done by a lot of companies it would also keep anyone from seeing that the same company owns both sites. The websites are both hosted in Texas, less than 200 miles from each other.

My bet is that the entire site is one big LOW COST ad. The ad probably pays for itself with the affiliate links. Websites only cost a hundred or two a year.

Whole thing stinks. SHILL!!!

With that being said, I have taken this brand of fish oil for a few months and while the fish burps were minimal, this particular brand gives me heartburn. I think here are better products out there for the money.

I'm on my 2nd order and I really do like this product. I was without it for about 3 days and I could tell the difference in how I felt. I have a bad injury and a problem with swelling and inflammation. I noticed a big difference in swelling and arthritis without the Omega-3s. And, yes, it's tasteless. No fish burbs. The only reason why I haven't given it 5 stars is because I do believe it's overpriced.

I love how this product does not have any fishy smell to it and the results I'm getting are great. This product might be a little pricey but I think its worth it.

A good product that doesn't leave you with a fish taste in your mouth -- but getting a refund is a big hassle and not worth the trouble - plus it is overpriced --- Check other online sources for other quality fish oils for a lot less money.

First, let me say, I suffered from high cholesterol and heard about this product on Sirius one day. I called and ordered through the 800# and it was about 45-50 per box or per month. I used it this way for about a year. Let me say, I also had eczema and was suffering from it real bad. It seems a side effect of Arctic Essentials is to clear up skin conditions. It has been phenomenal. Not to mention, I have normal and stabilized cholesterol levels now.
Being a huge fan of Amazon, I decided to check and see if they sold it after my last supply ran out and to my surprise, (not really, Amazon has everything. I feel stupid when I forget that and get something elsewhere)not only did they have it but I saved about $12-15 per month on it.