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180-Count Sports Research Omega-3 Wild Alaskan Sockeye Salmon Oil Softgels

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Sports Research via Amazon has 180-Count Sports Research Omega-3 Wild Alaskan Sockeye Salmon Oil Softgels on sale for $29.95 - 10% off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save - 50% off when you apply promo code 50SPORSALMON at checkout = $11.97. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders $35+.Thanks to Deal Hunter Navy-Wife for finding this deal.

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  • Salmon oil is IGEN non-GMO tested and gluten-free
  • Single source MSC certified
  • Encapsulated in a fish gelatin softgel

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Sports Research via Amazon has 180-Count Sports Research Omega-3 Wild Alaskan Sockeye Salmon Oil Softgels on sale for $29.95 - 10% off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save - 50% off when you apply promo code 50SPORSALMON at checkout = $11.97. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders $35+.Thanks to Deal Hunter Navy-Wife for finding this deal.

Features:
  • Salmon oil is IGEN non-GMO tested and gluten-free
  • Single source MSC certified
  • Encapsulated in a fish gelatin softgel

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    • Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars on Amazon based on over 20 customer reviews.
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Wild caught salmon oil is good, but the 175mg EPA and 150mg EPA per serving seem low.

AHA recommends approximately 1 g/day EPA plus DHA. Most people would need ~ 3 servings a day of this fish oil to meet optimal daily intake. Making it a 30 day supply for this bottle at $12.
This is better, discounted a few times in a year at Costco ($23-26? in warehouse) which is when I stock up.

I didn't know 1g/day, per prev commenter, is the recommendation but this fits nicely at 1 softgel a day.

https://www.costco.com/.product.4000038003.html

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FYI from Costco it's 150 ct per bottle so it's about a 5-month supply. I have used a couple of other brands from Costco and this one does not give me fishy burps, while containing the highest epa-dha. Basically a no brainer unless someone else wanna recommend another product to me other than just straight up eating fish (urgh).
I have been cautious of buying things off from Amazon because of a lot of Faux products/ lower quality products. For me buying from Costco is any day better. Waiting on Costco for their next sale price on SR's Omega 3s.

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GreyFlower993
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scored one for 11.97. thanks! Sport Research has IFOS certification
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Wild caught salmon oil is good, but the 175mg EPA and 150mg EPA per serving seem low.

AHA recommends approximately 1 g/day EPA plus DHA. Most people would need ~ 3 servings a day of this fish oil to meet optimal daily intake. Making it a 30 day supply for this bottle at $12.
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This is better, discounted a few times in a year at Costco ($23-26? in warehouse) which is when I stock up.

I didn't know 1g/day, per prev commenter, is the recommendation but this fits nicely at 1 softgel a day.

https://www.costco.com/.product.4000038003.html

Edit:
FYI from Costco it's 150 ct per bottle so it's about a 5-month supply. I have used a couple of other brands from Costco and this one does not give me fishy burps, while containing the highest epa-dha. Basically a no brainer unless someone else wanna recommend another product to me other than just straight up eating fish (urgh).
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Quote from bababoi :
This is better, discounted a few times in a year at Costco ($23-26? in warehouse) which is when I stock up.

I didn't know 1g/day, per prev commenter, is the recommendation but this fits nicely at 1 softgel a day.

https://www.costco.com/.product.4000038003.html

Edit:
FYI from Costco it's 150 ct per bottle so it's about a 5-month supply. I have used a couple of other brands from Costco and this one does not give me fishy burps, while containing the highest epa-dha. Basically a no brainer unless someone else wanna recommend another product to me other than just straight up eating fish (urgh).
Costco deal is a WAY better deal for 150 day supply vs 30 day for this one at Amazon for the same brand product. Although the one on Amazon is Wild Caught salmon, vs what we can assume is farm raised assorted for this one.
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I have been cautious of buying things off from Amazon because of a lot of Faux products/ lower quality products. For me buying from Costco is any day better. Waiting on Costco for their next sale price on SR's Omega 3s.
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Quote from ss115891 :
I have been cautious of buying things off from Amazon because of a lot of Faux products/ lower quality products. For me buying from Costco is any day better. Waiting on Costco for their next sale price on SR's Omega 3s.

Check product links at fakespot.com for weeding out bot reviews. There are typically tons of supplement bot reviews
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what is the difference between this and just the usual fish oil?

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This is comparable to the pure Alaska brand at Costco. This SR is a better deal even though the Pure Alaska is on sale right now. EPA/DHA amount is not very high but that seems to be typical of this specific type of fish oil.
https://www.costco.com/pure-alask...06405.html
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You want to get your omega-3s from small fish low on the food chain. Large fish like sockeye salmon bioaccumulate a ton of nasty man-made persistent pollutants that can be magnitudes higher in concentration then fish lower on the food chain. Salmon here is use primarily for marketing, there are plenty of much lower cost fish sources that are much cleaner and have even higher amounts of omega-3s. These fish oils are often tested for mercury but that's usually it, and that's just one of many toxins that can be avoided but choosing an alternative omega-3 source for EPA and DHA.
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This is way overpriced for the amount of epa and dha youre getting. Better to just get the amazon essentials brand.
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Quote from SlikRick :
Costco deal is a WAY better deal for 150 day supply vs 30 day for this one at Amazon for the same brand product. Although the one on Amazon is Wild Caught salmon, vs what we can assume is farm raised assorted for this one.
The costco product label says Wild Caught on it. it's just made of various small fish instead of salmon. The costco product is a great deal, but i personally prefer the Carlson branded liquid fish oil. Very easy 1 teaspoon and has 1,600mg of omega 3. I got a bottle for about $38? on sale: It came with over 1.5 years expiration, but it needs to be kept refrigerated and consumed in 100 days after opening. https://www.amazon.com/Carlson-No...r=8-6&th=1
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Quote from ss115891 :
I have been cautious of buying things off from Amazon because of a lot of Faux products/ lower quality products. For me buying from Costco is any day better. Waiting on Costco for their next sale price on SR's Omega 3s.
I have purchased Carlson labs elite omega fish oil from Amazon that had arrived rancid.

After numerous bad products, I no longer order supplements or food from Amazon.

I don't order any food or
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$10.47 with all ss discounts
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Quote from semjase :
You want to get your omega-3s from small fish low on the food chain. Large fish like sockeye salmon bioaccumulate a ton of nasty man-made persistent pollutants that can be magnitudes higher in concentration then fish lower on the food chain. Salmon here is use primarily for marketing, there are plenty of much lower cost fish sources that are much cleaner and have even higher amounts of omega-3s. These fish oils are often tested for mercury but that's usually it, and that's just one of many toxins that can be avoided but choosing an alternative omega-3 source for EPA and DHA.

Agreed. Eat the stuff the big fish eat.

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Costco's 150 count is so much better: 1250 fish oil vs 2500, yet 1055 Omega 3 vs 475 here. No comparison.

Yes kind of expensive. But was on sale a few months ago.

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