Nature Made Extra Strength Omega 3 Fish Oil Supplements, 2800mg, Fish Oil Omega 3 Supplements as Ethyl Esters for Healthy Heart, Brain, Eyes, Mood Support, 60 Softgels, 30 Day Supply | ⭐ Flexiology.Store Recommended

Good product
As much as I didn’t want to take fish oil for my cholesterol, after a few years of only taking a statin, my good cholesterol just wouldn’t come up. After taking this for about 6 months, my cholesterol is perfect. And it is mostly “burpless.” I find it’s best to take it after just a small amount of food. The fuller my stomach is, the higher the chance of a burp.

Finally found one that works without the fishy taste or smell!
I have used these for a few years and now my good cholesterol is back to normal! No fishy taste or smell (I don’t do any kind of seafood!) and no GI issues. They’re a gel capsule so they are easy to swallow. Great value!!

>>> MISLEADING LABELING FOR SOME PRODUCTS — but a good product
2000mg OMEGA-3 CAPSULES?> Sounds great – 2000mg Omega-3 — so one capsule/day for 2000mg/day. Right? Nope. The capsules are actually 1000mg each, so you have to take 2/day to get 2000mg/day. In fact, the individual capsules are absolutely identical in Nature Made fish oil bottles labeled 2000mg Omega-3 and in Nature Made fish oil bottles labeled 1000mg Omega-3. Again, in either case the individual capsules contain only 1000mg Omega-3 each, regardless of how the bottles are labeled.> It’s just a marketing trick — which obviously works on people who do not actually read the label. I find this trick very disappointing for a brand (“NatureMade”) which I otherwise trust.HOW MUCH OMEGA-3 DO YOU NEED?> That’s a question for your doctor. But in my opinion, 1000mg/day would probably be about the minimum to see any benefit. If you have any actual health problems (high cholesterol, joint problems etc.) 2000mg/day, would probably be the minimum. If you are taking Omega-3 to control triglycerides, then 3000mg/day is probably about the minimum. I take 3000mg/day, one capsule in the morning, one at lunch, and one in the evening. I eat sardines, mackerel, smoked trout, salmon, cod, tuna, barimundi, or other oily fish, at least once most days for another 1000-2000mg of Omega-3.CAPSULES TOO LARGE?> Some reviews complain that the capsules are too large. Hate to break it to you, but there is no other way to get 1000mg Omega-3 in a single capsule.> But, the capsules are NOT to big to swallow. You swallow larger chunks of food with every meal you eat. Really, I used to swallow 5 various (citrical, glucosamine, and 3 fishoil capsules) capsules/tablets all together AT THE SAME TIME (one swallow), with no problem at all.> The bottom line is that if you THINK that you’ll gag, then you’ll gag. If you DON’T think that you’ll gag, then you won’t gag. If you are a gagger (as I once was), the solution to easily swallowing large capsules is to moisten your mouth and throat with a sip of water, toss the pills back (like tossing back a shot of whisky) and follow with a larger sip of water. It can help to put the capsule in a little pill cup to toss it back. Toss’m back, so that you swallow automatically and your conscious brain doesn’t have a chance to think about it. Once you convince yourself that you won’t gag, then you can swallow large capsules or caplets just like any other pill without a second’s thought. It may take a while — you may need to toss’m back for months, but that really isn’t a big problem. You can do it.>> SMALLER CAPSULES — Sure, you can buy smaller capsules which contain only about 450mg Omega-3 each, but you have to take at least twice as many capsules. Dose for dose, the smaller capsules are more expensive.FISH BREATH> Many reviewers of fish oil capsules complain about burping fish stink. Happens to me once every one or two years. So, don’t assume that fish burps will be a problem. Albeit, most of the complaints about fish-breath are probably about “no-name” brands of fishoil. Most likely those fish oil capsules contain poorly stored unrefined fish oil which contains only a 1/3, or less, of the Omega-3 dosage claimed. If you have a particularly sensitive digestive system, and burp fish stink with Nature Made Omega-3 capsules, then take one capsule at a time, with food.QUALITY> Aside from the misleading labeling, how good are the NatureMade capsules? Over-the-counter fish oil supplements are unregulated, so, I very much doubt if “no name” Omega-3 capsules really contain the amount of Omega-3 claimed (and, in fact, testing has shown this). Concentrating the Omega-3 oils so that you can have 1000mg in a single capsule is an expensive process. NatureMade is at least the most prestigious non-prescription brand of 1000mg Omega-3 capsules out there. If you want to be absolutely sure you are getting the full 1000mg/capsule Omega-3 dose, then get a prescription for Lovaza.OMEGA-3 FISHOIL, VESCEPA, OR LOVAZA?> LOVAZA (which also contains ~1000mg Omega-3) capsules are essentially the same thing as NatureMade 1000mg Omega-3, but of guaranteed prescription dosage and purity. Both contain comparable amounts of DHA and EPA (types of Omega-3s). EPA is most effective for reducing cholesterol, triglycerides, etc. to promote heart health. DHA is most effective for joints, skin, and nerve (including brain) health. Lovaza is available in generic form which may be priced comparably to NatureMade 1000mg Omega-3, and may (with a doctor’s prescription) be free to you, depending on your insurance.> VESCEPA (which also contains ~1000mg Omega-3) is EPA Omega-3 only. It has been proven to be effective in minimizing cholesterol and triglycerides, and therefore is often prescribed by cardiologists. But, Vescepa contains little DHA Omega-3 (so you get less joint and nerve benefits). Vescepa is not available in generic form, and is even more expensive than Lovasa unless it is covered by your insurance.> MY EXPERIENCE I monitor my triglyceride level weekly (with a Cardiochek monitor), and I have taken 3 months of Lovaza, 3 months of Vescepa, and years of NatureMade Omega-3 (and several other more expensive specialty brands). In my experience, all are equally effective in reducing my triglyceride levels. So, they should have the same effect on total cholesterol. I judge that I need both DHA and EPA Omega-3 — so, I take 3 capsules of NatureMade Omega-3 per day. I’d take Lovaza instead of NatureMade, if I could afford it, but even with my insurance, my co-pay for Lovaza is too high.

Very good vitamin
Very good vitamins packaging is great ease of use

Easy to swallow . High Omega contentCONS: frequently out of stock