Triple Strength Omega 3 Fish Oil 3600 mg | EPA & DHA | Over 2100mg Omega-3 Fatty Acids | 1300mg EPA + 860mg DHA | Best Essential Fatty Acids | Premium Wild Caught & Burpless Fish Oil | 180 Ct

Great value for what you’re getting. This stuff is potent and great for those who are looking to protect their cardiovascular health in a serious way. EPA is in the therapeutic range for people like me who have some calcifications in their arteries. This is one of the higher EPA containing fish oils on here for the best price. I have had a very occasional fish burp when taken with very minimal food. So eat something with healthy fats and you won’t notice anything.

No aftertaste and no indigestion.

The best omg 3 .please dont belive all you see in Youtube . Recent attention given to the effects of various fish oils on polystyrene (Styrofoam®) cups has led to some misunderstanding of how these products work in terms of nutrition and safety. It is unfortunate that the use of these stunts imply may confuse or even scare people away from taking this natural product which provides constituents that are essential to human health. Don’t be fooled by this trick! If someone tries to use it as a means to push one product over another, challenge them to explain exactly what the test is supposed to mean. Here’s what you need to know about the test, how it works, and what it means: Styrofoam® (polystyrene) cups can be dissolved by pure fish oils. All fish oils will have this same effect on polystyrene, but some will take much longer than others. Various healthy natural substances, like fresh lemon oil, will also dissolve polystyrene. In the Styrofoam® cup test, the esterified ethyl ester form of fish oil works to dissolve Styrofoam® much faster than the triglyceride form simply because the number of chemical bonds in the two forms of oil are different; with ethyl ester fish oil having its number of bonds closer to that of Styrofoam®. This similar chemical polarity is the same reason why pure lemon oil also works quickly to dissolve Styrofoam®. No solvents are used to produce the fish oils, so none are present in the finished products. This magic trick does not translate into any legitimate safety concerns, despite its obvious visual impact. Fortunately, the human body is not composed of polystyrene and is not negatively affected by fish oils in its commonly available forms. Fish oil naturally comes in a volatile triglyceride (triacylglycerol) form and can be esterified for additional benefits. As soon as a fish is caught the oils begin to degrade and can easily go rancid. Esterification is a process that stabilizes and maintains the freshness of fish oil to prevent rancidity and allows higher concentrations of the essential omega-3 EPA and DHA fatty acids to be available. During this esterification process, the triglycerides are removed, changing the number of molecular bonds in the fish oil. Both the purified ethyl ester form and the triglyceride form must be digested to a simpler fraction, the free fatty acid, to allow bioavailability from the human gut. Ethyl ester and triglyceride forms are equally well digested by lipase and available for absorption as free fatty acids, and the ethyl ester form is at least as bioavailable as the triglyceride form. (1) There is some evidence that the ethyl ester form will sustain circulating levels of the omega-3 fatty acids EPA and DHA better than the triglyceride form. The ethyl ester form of EPA and DHA is the form that is used in most successful clinical studies evaluating the potential health benefits of supplemental Omega-3 fats. In fact, clinical trials on the ethyl ester form more consistently generate positive results than those done with the triglyceride form. Also EPA and DHA as ethyl esters inhibit platelet aggregability and control serum triglycerides while leaving other serum lipids essentially unaltered. (2) The ethyl ester forms build up body stores, allowing conversion to free fatty acids more consistently than the triglyceride form. (3) Because of their proven benefits and safety, it would be unfortunate if a misunderstood “test” causes some people to reject the use of solvent-free ethyl ester fish oils as part of their diet.

Description was accurate. Size of gel capsule is somewhat larger than other similar, but understandable since it has a larger content of Omega 3 fatty oils. No complaints.

I’ve been using the Triple Strength DHA Omega-3 Fish Oil 3600 mg for a few weeks and overall it’s a very good product. The dosage is strong, and I like that it provides high amounts of DHA and EPA from wild-caught fish. I’ve noticed benefits for my joints and overall well-being. The only downside for me is that I still get some fish burps occasionally, even though it’s labeled as burpless. It’s not terrible, but it does happen sometimes. Aside from that, the quality seems great and the capsules are easy to take. I would recommend it, just keep in mind you might experience slight burps.

I’ve been taking this Triple Strength DHA Omega‑3 for a few weeks now, and I’m really impressed! The softgels are easy to swallow (though a little large, so I take them with water) and, most importantly, no fishy taste or aftertaste at all. I’ve tried other fish oils before and always dreaded the burps, but this one is virtually burpless. I like that it’s high strength — each serving packs a lot of EPA and DHA, and I feel confident I’m getting my daily omega‑3s without taking multiple brands or pills. My memory and focus seem better, and I appreciate knowing it’s supporting heart and brain health.

This is about the third kind that I have tried and by far this is my favorite. It doesn't leave you with a nasty aftertaste or burp taste The gel capsules are rather large. Please see my picture below but they are smooth and go down pretty easy. The ingredients list is pretty clean, which I like. I don't think there's a whole lot of side effects you can get from omegas that are not positive. I definitely have had better mental clarity when I take them regularly

Great product but they do have a fishy smell though unlike some of the other omega-3 pills