Top 10 best omega 3 supplements on the market in capsule and liquid form

We check with MSc Pharmacy the compositions of omega-3 supplements and choose the best ones.

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When you are looking for the best omega-3 fatty acid supplement, your screen is almost flooded with gold capsules and pictures of fish. However, not all that glitters is gold, and wild fish are unequal to farmed fish.

Happily, you don't have to dust off your chemistry book to work out the composition of a supplement and pretend that reading about the Schizochytrium microalgae is engaging. Myself and Ilona Krzak, MSc in pharmacy, have done that for you (because it sucks us in).

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From this article you will learn:

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  • What are the best dietary supplements with omega-3.
  • What are the best supplements with omega-3?
  • How to choose the best-fit product for your needs.
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  • Why Poles should supplement with omega-3 fatty acids.
  • Why they should supplement with omega-3 fatty acids.
  • How much omega-3 per day do you need.
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  • What are the signs of omega-3 deficiency.
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See also:

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What omega-3 acids to choose?

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Best to choose omega-3 acids in the form of triglycerides - they are up to 50% better absorbed than the popular ethyl esters on the market, with an adequate daily portion of EPA + DHA, with a good TOTOX score and with independent laboratory tests performed. Choose Natu.Care Premium Omega-3 TG 750 mg.

Want more choice? To help you choose the best  omega-3 acids we've put together a summary of some popular products. You're sure to find the perfect supplement for your needs and preferences.

Choice criteria

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Number of dietary supplements analysed: 32

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Number of finalists: 10

The analysis was carried out together with magister of pharmacy Ilona Krzak.

What did we take into account?

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  • Content EPADHA You will find dietary supplements ranked that contain the recommendedand, minimum daily amount of omega-3 (250 mg EPA+DHA).
  • Purity of composition. The best omega-3 should not contain unnecessary additives - flavourings, fillers or colours. TOTOX should be less than or equal to 26. We also score the performance of laboratory tests.
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  • Packaging. To preserve the quality of the active ingredient, omega-3 acids should be in dark packaging.
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  • Additional active ingredients. Omega-3s combine nicely with other ingredients (e.g. vitamin D3), a deficiency of which is equally common.

What are the best omega-3 acids?

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The best omega-3 acids are Natu.Care Premium Omega-3 TG. The dietary supplement contains 500 mg EPA and 250 DHA in the form of highly bioavailable triglycerides, which are absorbed up to 2 times better than the popular esters. The pack contains 60 capsules and is sufficient for 2 months of supplementation.

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Natu.Care Omega-3 ᵀᴳ Premium

Natu.Care Omega-3 ᵀᴳ Premium
5.0
  • Omega-3 content: 750 mg (250 mg DHA + 500 mg EPA)
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  • Additional active ingredients: none
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  • Form: capsules
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  • Dose: 1 capsule per day
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  • Sufficient for: 60 days
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See price
in the Natu.Care shop
Product description

The dietary supplement contains omega-3ᵀᴳ, or omega-3 acids in the form of trójglyceridesów. Scientific studies suggest that this form of fatty acidsós up to 2 times better absorbed than the estersós present in many dietary supplements on the market. This means that you are assured of their effectiveness and of supplying yourself with valuable omega acids.

Fatty acids omega-3 are derived from wild anchovy oil. It is a rich source of healthy fats that are essential for the health of the cardiovascular, immune and nervous systems, as well as the proper function of vision, joints muscles.

Scientific research suggests that wild anchovies are a good source of healthy fats.

Scientific research also suggests that an adequate intake of omega-3 fatty acidsós protects against and supports the treatment of depression and anxiety disorders. In addition, omega-3s influence the hydration and appearance of the skinóry and support healthy sleep.

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The formula contains a total of 750 mg of EPA+DHA acidsós, which is three times higher than the recommended minimum of 250 mg for the Polish population. Omega-3 TG Premium has studies indicating that its TOTOX is 9, which is a very good result.

Supplementation of omega-3 fatty acidsóis recommended for anyone who does not eat 1–2 portions (approximately 300 g) of oily fish per week. Children during growth, seniors, physically active people, vegans and vegetarians, as well as patients undergoing cardiovascular treatment and prevention of heart disease also have an increased need.

Pros and cons

The dietary supplement contains omega-3ᵀᴳ, or omega-3 acids in the form of trójglyceridesów. Scientific studies suggest that this form of fatty acidsós up to 2 times better absorbed than the estersós present in many dietary supplements on the market. This means that you are assured of their effectiveness and of supplying yourself with valuable omega acids.

Fatty acids omega-3 are derived from wild anchovy oil. It is a rich source of healthy fats that are essential for the health of the cardiovascular, immune and nervous systems, as well as the proper function of vision, joints muscles.

Scientific research suggests that wild anchovies are a good source of healthy fats.

Scientific research also suggests that an adequate intake of omega-3 fatty acidsós protects against and supports the treatment of depression and anxiety disorders. In addition, omega-3s influence the hydration and appearance of the skinóry and support healthy sleep.

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The formula contains a total of 750 mg of EPA+DHA acidsós, which is three times higher than the recommended minimum of 250 mg for the Polish population. Omega-3 TG Premium has studies indicating that its TOTOX is 9, which is a very good result.

Supplementation of omega-3 fatty acidsóis recommended for anyone who does not eat 1–2 portions (approximately 300 g) of oily fish per week. Children during growth, seniors, physically active people, vegans and vegetarians, as well as patients undergoing cardiovascular treatment and prevention of heart disease also have an increased need.

Additional information

The dietary supplement contains omega-3ᵀᴳ, or omega-3 acids in the form of trójglyceridesów. Scientific studies suggest that this form of fatty acidsós up to 2 times better absorbed than the estersós present in many dietary supplements on the market. This means that you are assured of their effectiveness and of supplying yourself with valuable omega acids.

Fatty acids omega-3 are derived from wild anchovy oil. It is a rich source of healthy fats that are essential for the health of the cardiovascular, immune and nervous systems, as well as the proper function of vision, joints muscles.

Scientific research suggests that wild anchovies are a good source of healthy fats.

Scientific research also suggests that an adequate intake of omega-3 fatty acidsós protects against and supports the treatment of depression and anxiety disorders. In addition, omega-3s influence the hydration and appearance of the skinóry and support healthy sleep.

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The formula contains a total of 750 mg of EPA+DHA acidsós, which is three times higher than the recommended minimum of 250 mg for the Polish population. Omega-3 TG Premium has studies indicating that its TOTOX is 9, which is a very good result.

Supplementation of omega-3 fatty acidsóis recommended for anyone who does not eat 1–2 portions (approximately 300 g) of oily fish per week. Children during growth, seniors, physically active people, vegans and vegetarians, as well as patients undergoing cardiovascular treatment and prevention of heart disease also have an increased need.

Expert opinion

The dietary supplement contains omega-3ᵀᴳ, or omega-3 acids in the form of trójglyceridesów. Scientific studies suggest that this form of fatty acidsós up to 2 times better absorbed than the estersós present in many dietary supplements on the market. This means that you are assured of their effectiveness and of supplying yourself with valuable omega acids.

Fatty acids omega-3 are derived from wild anchovy oil. It is a rich source of healthy fats that are essential for the health of the cardiovascular, immune and nervous systems, as well as the proper function of vision, joints muscles.

Scientific research suggests that wild anchovies are a good source of healthy fats.

Scientific research also suggests that an adequate intake of omega-3 fatty acidsós protects against and supports the treatment of depression and anxiety disorders. In addition, omega-3s influence the hydration and appearance of the skinóry and support healthy sleep.

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The formula contains a total of 750 mg of EPA+DHA acidsós, which is three times higher than the recommended minimum of 250 mg for the Polish population. Omega-3 TG Premium has studies indicating that its TOTOX is 9, which is a very good result.

Supplementation of omega-3 fatty acidsóis recommended for anyone who does not eat 1–2 portions (approximately 300 g) of oily fish per week. Children during growth, seniors, physically active people, vegans and vegetarians, as well as patients undergoing cardiovascular treatment and prevention of heart disease also have an increased need.

Natu.Care Omega-3

Natu.Care Omega-3
4.6
  • Omega-3 content: 550 mg (220 mg DHA + 330 mg acid EPA)
  • Additional active ingredients: none
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  • Form: capsules
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  • Dose: 1 capsule per day
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  • Sufficient for: 60 days
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See price
in the Natu.Care shop
Product description

The dietary supplement contains high-quality fatty acids omega-3 from anchovy oil. It is a naturally rich source of healthy fats that are essential for cardiovascular, immune and nervous system health, as well as proper function of eyesight, joints muscles.

Scientific research also suggests that an adequate intake of omega-3 fatty acidsós protects against and supports the treatment of depression and anxiety disorders. In addition, omega-3s influence the hydration and appearance of the skinóry and support healthy sleep.

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The dietary supplement contains 550 mg EPA+DHA per daily serving. This is more than double the official recommendations for the Polish population, whichóre suggesting an intake of at least 250 mg per day.

Supplementation of EPA+DHA is a good way to support healthy sleep.

Supplementation with omega-3 fatty acidsós is advisable if you do not consume 1–2 portions (approx. 300 g) of oily fish per week. There is also an increased need for physically active people, vegans and vegetarians, seniors, children during growth spurts and patients undergoing cardiovascular treatment and prevention of heart disease.

Pros and cons

The dietary supplement contains high-quality fatty acids omega-3 from anchovy oil. It is a naturally rich source of healthy fats that are essential for cardiovascular, immune and nervous system health, as well as proper function of eyesight, joints muscles.

Scientific research also suggests that an adequate intake of omega-3 fatty acidsós protects against and supports the treatment of depression and anxiety disorders. In addition, omega-3s influence the hydration and appearance of the skinóry and support healthy sleep.

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The dietary supplement contains 550 mg EPA+DHA per daily serving. This is more than double the official recommendations for the Polish population, whichóre suggesting an intake of at least 250 mg per day.

Supplementation of EPA+DHA is a good way to support healthy sleep.

Supplementation with omega-3 fatty acidsós is advisable if you do not consume 1–2 portions (approx. 300 g) of oily fish per week. There is also an increased need for physically active people, vegans and vegetarians, seniors, children during growth spurts and patients undergoing cardiovascular treatment and prevention of heart disease.

Additional information

The dietary supplement contains high-quality fatty acids omega-3 from anchovy oil. It is a naturally rich source of healthy fats that are essential for cardiovascular, immune and nervous system health, as well as proper function of eyesight, joints muscles.

Scientific research also suggests that an adequate intake of omega-3 fatty acidsós protects against and supports the treatment of depression and anxiety disorders. In addition, omega-3s influence the hydration and appearance of the skinóry and support healthy sleep.

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The dietary supplement contains 550 mg EPA+DHA per daily serving. This is more than double the official recommendations for the Polish population, whichóre suggesting an intake of at least 250 mg per day.

Supplementation of EPA+DHA is a good way to support healthy sleep.

Supplementation with omega-3 fatty acidsós is advisable if you do not consume 1–2 portions (approx. 300 g) of oily fish per week. There is also an increased need for physically active people, vegans and vegetarians, seniors, children during growth spurts and patients undergoing cardiovascular treatment and prevention of heart disease.

Expert opinion

The dietary supplement contains high-quality fatty acids omega-3 from anchovy oil. It is a naturally rich source of healthy fats that are essential for cardiovascular, immune and nervous system health, as well as proper function of eyesight, joints muscles.

Scientific research also suggests that an adequate intake of omega-3 fatty acidsós protects against and supports the treatment of depression and anxiety disorders. In addition, omega-3s influence the hydration and appearance of the skinóry and support healthy sleep.

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The dietary supplement contains 550 mg EPA+DHA per daily serving. This is more than double the official recommendations for the Polish population, whichóre suggesting an intake of at least 250 mg per day.

Supplementation of EPA+DHA is a good way to support healthy sleep.

Supplementation with omega-3 fatty acidsós is advisable if you do not consume 1–2 portions (approx. 300 g) of oily fish per week. There is also an increased need for physically active people, vegans and vegetarians, seniors, children during growth spurts and patients undergoing cardiovascular treatment and prevention of heart disease.

Pure composition

Aura Herbals Omega-3 370 DHA / 700 EPA

Aura Herbals Omega-3 370 DHA / 700 EPA
4.9
  • Omega-3 content: 370 mg DHA and 700 mg EPA
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  • Additional active ingredients: none
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  • Form: liquid
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  • Dose: 5 or 10 ml
  • Sufficient for: 20 or 40 days
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See price
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Product description

Supplement in liquid form, rich in fatty acids from Atlantic mackerel, anchovies and Atlantic sardines. It is a rich source of omega-3 acids. The combination of DHA and EPA improves the functioning of your brain, heart, eyesight, supports the nervous system, influences the appearance of your skin and has a positive impact on your mental health.

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Pros and cons

Supplement in liquid form, rich in fatty acids from Atlantic mackerel, anchovies and Atlantic sardines. It is a rich source of omega-3 acids. The combination of DHA and EPA improves the functioning of your brain, heart, eyesight, supports the nervous system, influences the appearance of your skin and has a positive impact on your mental health.

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Additional information

Supplement in liquid form, rich in fatty acids from Atlantic mackerel, anchovies and Atlantic sardines. It is a rich source of omega-3 acids. The combination of DHA and EPA improves the functioning of your brain, heart, eyesight, supports the nervous system, influences the appearance of your skin and has a positive impact on your mental health.

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User review

Supplement in liquid form, rich in fatty acids from Atlantic mackerel, anchovies and Atlantic sardines. It is a rich source of omega-3 acids. The combination of DHA and EPA improves the functioning of your brain, heart, eyesight, supports the nervous system, influences the appearance of your skin and has a positive impact on your mental health.

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Efficient

ALLNUTRITION Omega 3 Strong

ALLNUTRITION Omega 3 Strong
4.7
  • Content omega-3 acids550 mg (DHA 220 mg + EPA 330 mg)
  • Additional active ingredients: vitamin E
  • Form: capsules
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  • Dose: 1 capsule per day
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  • Sufficient for: 90 days
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See price
in the Natu.Care shop
Product description

A dietary supplement with a solid portion of DHA and EPA – valuable for health and well-being omega-3 acidsós. Indicated especially for people on a plant-based diet, physically active people and seniors.

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The sourceóof omega-3 acids in this preparation is fish oil.

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Pros and cons

A dietary supplement with a solid portion of DHA and EPA – valuable for health and well-being omega-3 acidsós. Indicated especially for people on a plant-based diet, physically active people and seniors.

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The sourceóof omega-3 acids in this preparation is fish oil.

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Additional information

A dietary supplement with a solid portion of DHA and EPA – valuable for health and well-being omega-3 acidsós. Indicated especially for people on a plant-based diet, physically active people and seniors.

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The sourceóof omega-3 acids in this preparation is fish oil.

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User review

A dietary supplement with a solid portion of DHA and EPA – valuable for health and well-being omega-3 acidsós. Indicated especially for people on a plant-based diet, physically active people and seniors.

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The sourceóof omega-3 acids in this preparation is fish oil.

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Simple composition

Pharmovit Omega 3 Max

Pharmovit Omega 3 Max
4.9
  • Content omega-3 acids550 mg (220 mg DHA + 330 mg EPA)
  • Additional active ingredients: none
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  • Form: capsules
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  • Dose: 1 capsule per day
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  • Sufficient for: 60 days
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See price
in the Natu.Care shop
Product description

A simple dietary supplement with omega-3 fatty acids from fish oil. Apart from DHA and EPA, you will find absolutely nothing here. It is therefore a great supplement for people who want to supplement their omega acids and do not need any additional active ingredients.

A simple dietary supplement with omega-3 fatty acids from fish oil.

The sourceóof the omega-3 fatty acids in the preparation is fish oil.

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Pros and cons

A simple dietary supplement with omega-3 fatty acids from fish oil. Apart from DHA and EPA, you will find absolutely nothing here. It is therefore a great supplement for people who want to supplement their omega acids and do not need any additional active ingredients.

A simple dietary supplement with omega-3 fatty acids from fish oil.

The sourceóof the omega-3 fatty acids in the preparation is fish oil.

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Additional information

A simple dietary supplement with omega-3 fatty acids from fish oil. Apart from DHA and EPA, you will find absolutely nothing here. It is therefore a great supplement for people who want to supplement their omega acids and do not need any additional active ingredients.

A simple dietary supplement with omega-3 fatty acids from fish oil.

The sourceóof the omega-3 fatty acids in the preparation is fish oil.

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User review

A simple dietary supplement with omega-3 fatty acids from fish oil. Apart from DHA and EPA, you will find absolutely nothing here. It is therefore a great supplement for people who want to supplement their omega acids and do not need any additional active ingredients.

A simple dietary supplement with omega-3 fatty acids from fish oil.

The sourceóof the omega-3 fatty acids in the preparation is fish oil.

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Restores balance

Sundose° Daily Balance°

Sundose° Daily Balance°
4.5
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in the Natu.Care shop
Product description

Stress, exhaustion and tension? Daily Balance° restores calmóness and mental clarity even in the face of the greatest challenges. It is a formula that draws on the synergistic effects of ashwagandha and magnesium, further enhanced with a complex of B vitamins, for reduced feelings of fatigue and tiredness.

The omega-3 fatty acids in the Daily Balance° formula are derived from high-quality fish oil. The healthy fats contribute to the proper functioning of the nervous system, cardiovascular system, immune system, skinóry condition and support mental health.

Pros and cons

Stress, exhaustion and tension? Daily Balance° restores calmóness and mental clarity even in the face of the greatest challenges. It is a formula that draws on the synergistic effects of ashwagandha and magnesium, further enhanced with a complex of B vitamins, for reduced feelings of fatigue and tiredness.

The omega-3 fatty acids in the Daily Balance° formula are derived from high-quality fish oil. The healthy fats contribute to the proper functioning of the nervous system, cardiovascular system, immune system, skinóry condition and support mental health.

Additional information

Stress, exhaustion and tension? Daily Balance° restores calmóness and mental clarity even in the face of the greatest challenges. It is a formula that draws on the synergistic effects of ashwagandha and magnesium, further enhanced with a complex of B vitamins, for reduced feelings of fatigue and tiredness.

The omega-3 fatty acids in the Daily Balance° formula are derived from high-quality fish oil. The healthy fats contribute to the proper functioning of the nervous system, cardiovascular system, immune system, skinóry condition and support mental health.

User review

Stress, exhaustion and tension? Daily Balance° restores calmóness and mental clarity even in the face of the greatest challenges. It is a formula that draws on the synergistic effects of ashwagandha and magnesium, further enhanced with a complex of B vitamins, for reduced feelings of fatigue and tiredness.

The omega-3 fatty acids in the Daily Balance° formula are derived from high-quality fish oil. The healthy fats contribute to the proper functioning of the nervous system, cardiovascular system, immune system, skinóry condition and support mental health.

Vegan

Dr. Jacob's DHA + EPA

Dr. Jacob's DHA + EPA
4.1
  • Omega-3 content: 250 mg (83 mg EPA + 167 mg DHA)
  • Additional active ingredients: none
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  • Form: capsules
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  • Dose: 1–2 capsules
  • Sufficient for: 30 or 60 days
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See price
in the Natu.Care shop
Product description

The dietary supplement contains oil from the microalgae Schizochytrium sp. Algae are a healthy, plant-based alternative as a source of health-important fatty acids. 

DHA acid contributes to the maintenance of normal móbrain function and normal vision, and the combination of EPA + DHA supports heart health (with a daily intake of 250 mg DHA). In addition, omega-3 fatty acids support immunity, mood and the condition and appearance of the skinóskin.

DHA supplementation is especially important when consuming little fish, so those on a plant-based diet should ensure supplementation as they are at risk of an omega-3 deficiency.

Pros and cons

The dietary supplement contains oil from the microalgae Schizochytrium sp. Algae are a healthy, plant-based alternative as a source of health-important fatty acids. 

DHA acid contributes to the maintenance of normal móbrain function and normal vision, and the combination of EPA + DHA supports heart health (with a daily intake of 250 mg DHA). In addition, omega-3 fatty acids support immunity, mood and the condition and appearance of the skinóskin.

DHA supplementation is especially important when consuming little fish, so those on a plant-based diet should ensure supplementation as they are at risk of an omega-3 deficiency.

Additional information

The dietary supplement contains oil from the microalgae Schizochytrium sp. Algae are a healthy, plant-based alternative as a source of health-important fatty acids. 

DHA acid contributes to the maintenance of normal móbrain function and normal vision, and the combination of EPA + DHA supports heart health (with a daily intake of 250 mg DHA). In addition, omega-3 fatty acids support immunity, mood and the condition and appearance of the skinóskin.

DHA supplementation is especially important when consuming little fish, so those on a plant-based diet should ensure supplementation as they are at risk of an omega-3 deficiency.

User review

The dietary supplement contains oil from the microalgae Schizochytrium sp. Algae are a healthy, plant-based alternative as a source of health-important fatty acids. 

DHA acid contributes to the maintenance of normal móbrain function and normal vision, and the combination of EPA + DHA supports heart health (with a daily intake of 250 mg DHA). In addition, omega-3 fatty acids support immunity, mood and the condition and appearance of the skinóskin.

DHA supplementation is especially important when consuming little fish, so those on a plant-based diet should ensure supplementation as they are at risk of an omega-3 deficiency.

For as long as 3 months

OstroVit Omega 3 Easy to Swallow

OstroVit Omega 3 Easy to Swallow
4.3
  • Content omega-3 acids: 300 mg (180 mg EPA + 120 mg DHA)
  • Form: capsules
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  • Dose: 2 capsules daily
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  • Sufficient for: 45 days
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See price
in the Natu.Care shop
Product description

A dietary supplement designed for all those who want to supply their body with the necessary amount of omega-3 fatty acids, but have problems swallowing standard capsules. 

By reducing the size of the capsule, the dietary supplement is much easier to swallow and does not stand in the throat. The ingredients in the supplement have been shown to support heart and móbrain function and strengthen blood vessels.

The ingredients in the supplement have been shown to support heart and móbrain function and strengthen blood vessels.

The sourceóof the omega-3 fatty acids in this supplement is fish oil.

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Pros and cons

A dietary supplement designed for all those who want to supply their body with the necessary amount of omega-3 fatty acids, but have problems swallowing standard capsules. 

By reducing the size of the capsule, the dietary supplement is much easier to swallow and does not stand in the throat. The ingredients in the supplement have been shown to support heart and móbrain function and strengthen blood vessels.

The ingredients in the supplement have been shown to support heart and móbrain function and strengthen blood vessels.

The sourceóof the omega-3 fatty acids in this supplement is fish oil.

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Additional information

A dietary supplement designed for all those who want to supply their body with the necessary amount of omega-3 fatty acids, but have problems swallowing standard capsules. 

By reducing the size of the capsule, the dietary supplement is much easier to swallow and does not stand in the throat. The ingredients in the supplement have been shown to support heart and móbrain function and strengthen blood vessels.

The ingredients in the supplement have been shown to support heart and móbrain function and strengthen blood vessels.

The sourceóof the omega-3 fatty acids in this supplement is fish oil.

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User review

A dietary supplement designed for all those who want to supply their body with the necessary amount of omega-3 fatty acids, but have problems swallowing standard capsules. 

By reducing the size of the capsule, the dietary supplement is much easier to swallow and does not stand in the throat. The ingredients in the supplement have been shown to support heart and móbrain function and strengthen blood vessels.

The ingredients in the supplement have been shown to support heart and móbrain function and strengthen blood vessels.

The sourceóof the omega-3 fatty acids in this supplement is fish oil.

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Best omega-3 acids for kids

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The best omega-3 acids for children is Aura Herbals Omega 300 mg + Vitamin D3 800 IU. This is a high quality dietary supplement with a child-appropriate daily dose of omega-3 fatty acids and vitamin D3. The twist-off capsules are easy to administer and the product lasts for up to 60 days. 

Omega + Vitamin D3 800 IU for children

Omega + Vitamin D3 800 IU for children
4.9
  • Content of omega-3 fatty acids: 300 mg (180 mg EPA + 120 mg DHA)
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  • Additional active ingredients: vitamin D3
  • Form: twist-off capsules
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  • Dose: 1 capsule per day
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  • Sufficient for: 60 days
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See price
in the Natu.Care shop
Product description

Omega-3 acids for children with added vitamin D3 in good doses. The formula fills the daily requirement of EPA and DHA and vitamin D for children aged 2–18 years. 

The Ministry of Health recommends supplementation with vitamin D3. In turn, omega-3 fatty acids are also crucial for the youngest.

The dietary supplement from Aura Herbals supports mós brain function, proper vision and immune system function.

The omega-3 fatty acids are derived from fish oil sourced from anchovies.

Pros and cons

Omega-3 acids for children with added vitamin D3 in good doses. The formula fills the daily requirement of EPA and DHA and vitamin D for children aged 2–18 years. 

The Ministry of Health recommends supplementation with vitamin D3. In turn, omega-3 fatty acids are also crucial for the youngest.

The dietary supplement from Aura Herbals supports mós brain function, proper vision and immune system function.

The omega-3 fatty acids are derived from fish oil sourced from anchovies.

Additional information

Omega-3 acids for children with added vitamin D3 in good doses. The formula fills the daily requirement of EPA and DHA and vitamin D for children aged 2–18 years. 

The Ministry of Health recommends supplementation with vitamin D3. In turn, omega-3 fatty acids are also crucial for the youngest.

The dietary supplement from Aura Herbals supports mós brain function, proper vision and immune system function.

The omega-3 fatty acids are derived from fish oil sourced from anchovies.

User review

Omega-3 acids for children with added vitamin D3 in good doses. The formula fills the daily requirement of EPA and DHA and vitamin D for children aged 2–18 years. 

The Ministry of Health recommends supplementation with vitamin D3. In turn, omega-3 fatty acids are also crucial for the youngest.

The dietary supplement from Aura Herbals supports mós brain function, proper vision and immune system function.

The omega-3 fatty acids are derived from fish oil sourced from anchovies.

Easy to administer

Primabiotic Omega + Vitamin D3 Kids - twist off capsules

Primabiotic Omega + Vitamin D3 Kids - twist off capsules
5.0
  • Omega-3 content: DHA 120 mg, EPA 180 mg
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  • Additional active ingredients: vitamin D3 from lanolin
  • Form: twist off capsules
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  • Packaging: 60 capsules
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  • Dose: 1 capsule per day
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  • Sufficient for: 30 days
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Product description

A dietary supplement with omega-3 acids from anchovies and vitamin D3 designed for children. The easy-to-open twist-off capsule makes it easy to administer the contents to your child. Simple composition, without unnecessary additives for the baby.

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A dietary supplement with omega-3 acids from anchovies and vitamin D3 designed for children. The easy-to-open twist-off capsule makes it easy to administer the contents to your child. Simple composition, without unnecessary additives for the baby.

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A dietary supplement with omega-3 acids from anchovies and vitamin D3 designed for children. The easy-to-open twist-off capsule makes it easy to administer the contents to your child. Simple composition, without unnecessary additives for the baby.

Expert opinion

A dietary supplement with omega-3 acids from anchovies and vitamin D3 designed for children. The easy-to-open twist-off capsule makes it easy to administer the contents to your child. Simple composition, without unnecessary additives for the baby.

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Which omega-3 acids to choose? Expert advice

Pharmacist Ilona Krzak shares advice on what to look for when choosing an omega-3 supplement.

There are six considerations you should take into account:

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Source of acids

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Pose for omega-3 supplements from wild fish. A reliable manufacturer will indicate which fish the fatty acids come from (e.g. anchovy). Using "fish oil" in the description of a supplement makes it impossible to assess whether they are, for example, species prone to heavy metal contamination.

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Fish living in the wild eat algae and produce their own omega acids, whereas farmed fish contain less of them because they are 'artificially' fed, often with questionable quality feed.
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Ilona Krzak.

Ilona Krzak Master of Pharmacy

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Additional active ingredients

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Some additional ingredients nicely complement omega-3 fatty acids, e.g. vitamin D3, whose deficiency is common in Polandand others fat-soluble vitamins - vitamin A and vitamin E.

Omeega-3 fatty acids are easily oxidised, so to prevent this, manufacturers add antioxidants (antioxidants) to supplements - this is also a valuable ingredient.

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Natural antioxidants worth noting include vitamin E or rosemary leaf extract.
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Ilona Krzak.

Ilona Krzak Master of Pharmacy

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Adequate daily dose 

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An adult should consume 250 mg eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) + docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) dailyand.

Some multi-ingredient dietary supplements (e.g. omega-3 + vitamin D3 + K2 Mk7) may contain less than 250 mg of omega-3 fatty acids per daily serving, due to the universal 'build-up' of ingredients.

On the other hand, if you want to give your child omega-3s, carefully check the content per serving to avoid overdoing it.

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Drinking larger amounts of omega acid supplements - more than 1,000 mg EPA+DHA does not make sense, as the body gets rid of the excess.
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Ilona Krzak.

Ilona Krzak Master of Pharmacy

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TOTOX

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TOTOX (Total Oxidation) is a measure used to determine the stability of fish fats, to assess quality and to determine their degree of oxidation. The higher the index, the greater the risk that the fish fats are stale or oxidised. A low TOTOX index value indicates high quality fish fats that are fresh and not oxidisedand

According to the European Food Safety Authority, the TOTOX index should be ≤ 26 .

TOTOX is based on two measurementsand

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  • PV (Peroxide Value) - an indicator of the peroxide value, which is the first stage of fat oxidation. 
  • pAV (Anisidine Value) - measures secondary aldehydes, which are products in further oxidation stages.

The formula for TOTOX is 2PV + pAV. The lower the value, the fresher the oil. A score of less than 26 is considered good and means that the fish fats are fresh and low in oxidation.

Formula.

Form of dietary supplement

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The omega-3 fatty acids in emulsified form are better absorbed than in pure form, e.g. from ordinary oiland. An emulsified oil is one that has been mixed with water and an emulsifier, so that it forms a stable emulsion. 

This emulsified liquid can be consumed in capsules or from a bottle. Which will be better for you?

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Form

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Benefits

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Disadvantages

Capsules with omega-3 

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  • Hermetically sealed capsule shell prolongs the quality of the supplement's ingredients.
  • Fewer chances of unnecessary ingredients.
  • Less chance of unnecessary ingredients in the formulation.
  • Less chance of unnecessary ingredients in the formulation.
  • Increasingly, manufacturers are offering small capsules of the type easy to swallow.
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  • They are tasteless.
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  • They take longer to be absorbed into the bloodstream.
  • They do not taste good.
  • Some people may have difficulty swallowing large capsules.
  • Some people may have difficulty swallowing large capsules.

Liquid in a bottle

  • Higher bioavailability than capsules (natural triglycerides).
  • Higher bioavailability than capsules.
  • Faster absorption into the bloodstream.
  • Faster absorption into the bloodstream.
  • Ideal if you don't like swallowing capsules.
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  • Good liquids contain natural and tasty flavours, which makes drinking more enjoyable.
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  • Shorter shelf life (approximately 30 days after opening).
    Short shelf life.
  • Must usually be stored in the refrigerator.
  • More likely to be stored in the refrigerator.
  • More chance that there are artificial preservatives in the formulation.
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  • Not everyone will like the taste of the liquid.
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Fishing with fish? There's a solution

Some people complain of unpleasant bouncing and a fishy aftertaste after taking omega-3 fatty acids (mainly in capsules). You can avoid this by taking the supplement at the beginning of a hearty meal, such as lunch. However, be careful with fibre - it worsens the absorption of the active substances.

Packaging

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Happily, it is becoming increasingly rare, but there are still dietary supplements with omega-3 fatty acids in transparent packaging (e.g. OstroVit Omega-3). Omega-3 fatty acids are sensitive to oxidation when exposed to light and temperature, so choose dark packaging and preferably keep the product in a cabinet or box in a cool place.

Certificates

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Some manufacturers boast about the certification of their products.

Certifications are welcome:

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    • GMP certification - provides independent verification and certification of adherence to basic manufacturing practices,
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    • IFOS™ Certificate (International Fish Oil Standards Program) - verifies the quality of omega-3 in dietary supplements.
    • Certified by the International Fish Oil Standards Program.
    • Certificate of origin of raw material.

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Such products may command a higher price because the oil processing technology or quality raw material is more expensive.

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Summary

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Choose products that are of high quality and in a daily portion that will cover your needs for omega-3 fatty acids. Supplementation should be pleasant and convenient. It is welcome if the manufacturer is certified.

Omega-3 or omega 3-6-9?

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When choosing between omega-3 fatty acid supplements and omega 3-6-9, the better choice would be omega-3 fatty acids alone, as the deficiency in the population is in these acids, and omega-6 and -9 are usually consumed in excessand.

The use of type 3-6-9 supplements can do more harm than good. Distorting the healthy ratio of omega fatty acids limits the availability of omega-3s to the body, as they compete with other fats for absorption in the bodyand

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Supplementation with omega 3-6-9 supplements is unnecessary. Omega-9 acids are produced by your body, and by taking omega-3 and omega-6 in addition, you may unknowingly create a large imbalance between the two, which adversely affects your health.
Dr Witold Tomaszewski.

Witold Tomaszewskidoctor of medical sciences

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Learn more from the article: Omega 3-6-9 acids

Omega-3 or cod liver oil?

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Tran is the concentrated liver oil of Atlantic cod or other fish of the cod familyand. It contains omega-3 fatty acids, vitamin A and vitamin D3.

Don't be fooled!

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Dietary supplements made from shark liver, anchovy, krill or whale are oilsnot cod liver.

Both omega-3 supplements and tran can replenish valuable fats in your diet. Following the tips above, pay attention to the quality of the raw material and the composition of the product. Often a good quality omega-3 supplement will be as good a choice as cod liver oil.

Möller's fricot harmful?

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Many people are looking for information about the harmfulness of Möller's Trane, but there is nothing wrong with it. The concern should be about the tranium itself, as it contains huge amounts of vitamin A. You can unknowingly overdose it, leading to serious health consequencesand. Any tranium will harm you if you do not supplement sensibly.

Omega-3s for vegans

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Vegetarians and vegans who avoid eating fish and other zoonotic products may find it difficult to maintain optimal levels of omega-3 fatty acids in their diets. Plant-based sources of omega-3s are rich in ALA, and you still need DHA and EPAand to be happy.

If you are on a plant-based diet, look for products for vegans with omega-3s derived from marine algae oil (usually Schizochytrium). Look out for the capsule shell, which in the vege version should be made from vegetable cellulose (V-Caps), hydroxypropyl starch, corn starch or tapiocaand.

Recommended  omega-3 acids for vegans are Dr. Jacob's DHA-EPA + Vitamin E.

What do omega-3 fatty acids give you?

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Omeega-3 acids are multitaskers. They are essential for the proper functioning of systems and organs in the body, which is why it is so important to get them regularly with your food.

Omega-3 fatty acidsand:

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  • support the function of the nervous, cardiovascular, immune, neurological systems,
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  • maintain joint, muscle and bone health,
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  • influence brain and vision development in infants,
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  • reduce the risk of autoimmune diseases and cancer,
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  • influence the healthy appearance of the skin,
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  • reduce inflammation in the body,
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  • promote proper sleep,
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  • influence body performance,
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  • improve athletic performance,
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  • reduce the risk of depression and anxiety disorders,
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Supplementation of omega-3

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The most omega-3 fatty acids are contained in oily marine fish such as mackerel, sardines, salmon, herring or rainbow troutand. Unfortunately, fish consumption by Poles is low - we eat an average of 14 kg of fish, while the average Norwegian eats around 46 kg per year .

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People on vegetarian and vegan diets are also not getting enough omega-3s for themselves. Plant sources of these fatty acids are not as well absorbed as animal sourcesand.

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Therefore, if you are not eating the recommended amount of fish per week (1-2 portions, or about 300g of fish ) or you are on a plant-based diet - consider purchasing a fish or marine algae supplement with omega-3 fatty acids.

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Daily requirement of omega-3 fatty acids

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How many omega-3 fatty acids do you need? Check the current Nutrition Standards recommendations for Polesand.

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Group

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Recommended intake of EPA+DHA

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Adults

250 mg

Pregnant and breastfeeding women

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250 mg/day and additionally 100-200 mg DHA/day

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Infants, children and adolescents up to 18 years of age

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7-24 months: DHA 100 mg/day only;

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2-18 years: EPA+DHA 250 mg/day

Symptoms of deficiency

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Deficiency of omega-3 fatty acids can manifestand:

  • pain and stiffness of the joints,
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  • dry eyes,
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  • dryness or irritation of the skin,
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  • acne,
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  • hair loss,
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  • lower mood,
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The most common cause of omega-3 fatty acid deficiency is an inadequate diet - not enough fish and healthy fats.
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Ilona Krzak.

Ilona Krzak Master of Pharmacy

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If you are not consuming the recommended 1-2 portions (about 300g) of oily fish per week, consider supplementation with omega-3 fatty acids.

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Summary

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  • The best omega-3 for adults is Natu.Care Omega-3 TG Premium with 750 mg EPA+DHA.
  • The best omega-3 for children is Aura Herbals Omega 300 mg + Vitamin D3 800 IU.
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  • The best omega-3 for vegans is Dr. Jacob's DHA+EPA + vitamin E.
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  • When choosing a dietary supplement with omega-3 fatty acids, pay attention to the source of the raw material and the daily portion (minimum 250 mg EPA+DHA). 
  • Whether using liquid or capsules, store your dietary supplement in a cool and dark place.
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  • Supplementation with omega 3-6-9 is not recommended because you cover the need for omega-6 and -9 from the diet, and their excess interferes with the absorption of omega-3.
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FAQ

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. What are the symptoms of omega-3 fatty acid deficiency? .

A omega-3 fatty acid deficiency manifests as dry skin and eyes, keratosis of the epidermis, joint pain, hair loss, lowered mood, fatigue, frequent infections and immune system problems.

. Is there an omega-3 drug not a supplement? .

Yes, omega-3 in drug form exists in Omacor. It is a prescription medicine that contains 1000 mg of DHA + EPA acids in capsule form. An over-the-counter medicine containing fish oil is also Hasco Tran in capsule form.

. What omega-3s do you recommend? .

Recommended omega-3 acids with a good composition are Natu.Care Omega-3 ᵀᴳ Premium with a serving of 500 mg EPA and 250 mg DHA acid. The use of 1 capsule per day supplements the diet with valuable fats and is sufficient for up to 60 days of treatment. The softgel capsules are easy to swallow and do not cause belching.

. Omega-3 fatty acids - which ones to choose for children? .

For children, it is best to choose omega-3 acids that are easy to take (e.g. twist-off capsules, easy to swallow or soft gel) and contain approximately 250 mg EPA+DHA per daily serving. For children, the product Aura Herbals Omega + D3 for Children is recommended. It is suitable from the age of 1 year.

. What time to take omega-3 acids? .

The time of intake of omega-3 fatty acids does not matter, however, it is important to have fats present when consuming them to ensure the best absorption into the bloodstream. Supplement omega-3 acids with healthy fats such as avocado, salmon, nuts, canola oil.

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If your diet lacks healthy fats and you do not eat about 300 g of oily fish per week, you can use omega-3 acids from dietary supplements all year round. Supplementation with omega-3 acids should be tailored to your individual needs, diet and lifestyle.

. How many kcal do omega-3 fatty acids have? .

On average, one capsule of omega-3 fatty acids contains about 10 kcal, while a tablespoon of cod liver oil contains about 70 kcal. Remember that fats are needed for the body to function properly and we should consume about 0.7g of them per kg of body weight.

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