- Serving Size - 1 teaspoonful
- Does Not Contain: Contaminant-free
Product FeaturesFlavor: lemon | Size: 16.9
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Flavor: lemon | Size: 16.9
Fish provides the important polyunsaturated omega 3's, EPA and DHA, which aid our well being by promoting cardiovascular health. Take one or more teaspoonfuls daily at mealtime or bedtime. To retain freshness after initially opening the bottle, keep refrigerated and preferably use within 3 months.
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108 of 110 people found the following review helpful
Flavor Name:lemon|Size Name:16.9
Bottom Line: Fish Oil really works to prevent artery disease, namely heart disease and strokes. It's not a bogus health food thing, it really works.
You need the EPA and the DHA from the fish. The other omega-3's, 6's etc. aren't the same. Skip the flaxseed, etc. You want enough EPA and DHA, you don't wanna be grossed out by the taste or get a fishy "repeat", and you don't wanna drink a bunch of unnecessary fat.
This stuff is good because: it has the right concentration of EPA/DHA: 1.3 g/teasp, which is high. And it tastes good. Even Nordic Naturals, a very respected company, has a similar EPA/DHA level, but tastes nasty.
Remember these supplements aren't regulated. Go to consumerlabs.com, they test the supplements. This wasn't tested, but Carlson capsules and cod liver oil were tested and passed, so i assume and hope this passes also.
That's all you need to know. If you're 30 or older, and you have high blood pressure and cholesterol like everyone else, take in at least 2 grams of EPA/DHA a day, your arteries will stay clean.
You need the EPA and the DHA from the fish. The other omega-3's, 6's etc. aren't the same. Skip the flaxseed, etc. You want enough EPA and DHA, you don't wanna be grossed out by the taste or get a fishy "repeat", and you don't wanna drink a bunch of unnecessary fat.
This stuff is good because: it has the right concentration of EPA/DHA: 1.3 g/teasp, which is high. And it tastes good. Even Nordic Naturals, a very respected company, has a similar EPA/DHA level, but tastes nasty.
Remember these supplements aren't regulated. Go to consumerlabs.com, they test the supplements. This wasn't tested, but Carlson capsules and cod liver oil were tested and passed, so i assume and hope this passes also.
That's all you need to know. If you're 30 or older, and you have high blood pressure and cholesterol like everyone else, take in at least 2 grams of EPA/DHA a day, your arteries will stay clean.
29 of 30 people found the following review helpful
Flavor Name:lemon|Size Name:16.9
Fish Oil: I love it. I'm happily benefiting from one of the truly great all time, American deficient, foods -- Omega 3 Fish Oil. It is truly a wonderful food; skin, inflammation, mental function, depression and the list goes on. I finished my first bottle and orderd three more. It makes a huge difference in my skin. I'm sure it's doing more great things for me, but it's so exciting to see and feel results too. I've always had keratosis pilaris (also affectionately known as "chicken skin") on my upper arms. I've tried lotions and scrubbing for years, but the fish oil is the only thing that has made a visible difference. I don't break out as much on my face either. And, for years I've been someone who breaks out with random skin rashes - usually on my neck and back - without good reason. Dr.s have perscribed topical creams that act as a panacea for everything that comes up. But the redness is always there beneath the surface. It actually looks like the redness is gone since using Carlson's. This fish oil is so great. You've got me hooked for sure.
29 of 30 people found the following review helpful
Flavor Name:Lemon|Size Name:6.7
Fish oil capsules cause me to have fish oil after-burps (yuck!), which make me avoid taking fish oil at all. I prefer Carlson's fish oil, but only because I learned the trick of how to swallow a teaspoon of it without gagging.
Have a glass of water or juice handy. Measure out your teaspoon of oil in a tablespoon sized spoon, so you have less chance of spilling it. Take the teaspoon of fish oil in to your mouth,let it gather under your tongue, but do not swallow it until you take your glass of water and wash it down. I take the fish oil before I eat breakfast. No fish burps later. You can do it. It is worth it.
The lemon flavor only partially masks the fishiness of the oil, but it is better than pure fish smell. I think Carlson's fish oil is an excellent product, pure and fresh.
Have a glass of water or juice handy. Measure out your teaspoon of oil in a tablespoon sized spoon, so you have less chance of spilling it. Take the teaspoon of fish oil in to your mouth,let it gather under your tongue, but do not swallow it until you take your glass of water and wash it down. I take the fish oil before I eat breakfast. No fish burps later. You can do it. It is worth it.
The lemon flavor only partially masks the fishiness of the oil, but it is better than pure fish smell. I think Carlson's fish oil is an excellent product, pure and fresh.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Don't be afraid of the taste!
I purchased this product from a local Whole Foods only because I didn't want to wait for shipping. If there is anyone who would be gagging if this product tasted bad it would be... Read more
Published 1 day ago by Maria
Best of all , Highest levels of DHA and EPA
Carlsons, bottled in Norway is no doubt, the best fish oil available. Check out the levels of DHA and EPA in each teaspoon (5ml) then compare to the soft gels you are now taking. Read more
Published 5 days ago by forbiddenapple
The Best
Carlson makes the best fish oil. It has no after taste. It has recently become more expensive, but it is worth it.
Published 28 days ago by M. Robertson
best I've tried ... and liquid 'feels' better than gels
best I've tried ... and liquid 'feels' better than gels. not sure why. at least compared to the Salmon gels I take from Carlson ...I'll be taking liquid (not gels) from now on.
Published 1 month ago by John H. Phillips
Great stuff!
After doing quite a bit of research on fish oil, I decided to give this a try for my six year old son who was having some trouble with behavior in school. Read more
Published 1 month ago by A. Merrell
Great Tasting Fish Oil
This fish oil tastes great. I would recommend this product for anyone who is looking for a decent amount of DHA Omega 3 Fatty Acids (the better fatty acid). Read more
Published 1 month ago by Scotty333
Fish Oil
The product came just as described it is the same as in the store but half the price. Just what we expected. Read more
Published 1 month ago by russiangirl23
great stuff
great fish oil i do not like the taste of fish this with lemon i can take with no problem i bought 5 of these and will buy again
Published 1 month ago by NIKKI
Great Value and Taste
This is great value for your money. In fact, the liquid fish oil is about 40% cheaper than the capsule fish oil pills. Math: $1.03/oz for the liquid as compared to $0.05/g. Read more
Published 1 month ago by dabigrama
Carlson Fish Oil
I was pleasantly surprised with the taste of the product. The lemon flavor is great and no fishy taste or odor. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Rickf
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