"The Omega-3 market is very large, no guarantees from the FDA that labeling is accurate…" This may dose at 2 pills, but for 90 days, the formulation and potency are very good. I can tell you, DHA is specific, and EPA undifferentiated. When you see wild differences between the two, beware of inflated EPA numbers. Their source, Alaskan Pollock is very good, and pure. "THIS product IS tested for as best as can be without the FDA by qualified 3rd parties and is not full of TOXINS". A thought: Fish, Krill, e.t. AL, "breathe" water and are a sponge for toxins. If you cannot demonstrate that your source is clean, and tested, then why spend a dollar? Just a thought, anyone reading, wouldn't you be much better off if the FTC, (Federal Trade Commission,) not the FDA was qualifying the labeling of health supplements? Because then labeling would adopt a consumer perspective and desire for accuracy in labeling, where the producers could incur liability for inaccurate claims; think of the "Jelly Fish" product people buy, if the FTC were the arbiter, you would have never known of the lies perpetuated by the seller.. Until then, this is one of a few Omega-3 products that attempt to address the toxin issue properly.As for the FDA: You are on your own, if no arsenic is present, then we do not care. Beware of web-sites attempting to charge a fee to find out the actual potency of any supplement. They are most likely in the employment of the manufacturers. This is not a conspiracy thread, not at all; simply a reminder of the obligations our Government has to supply information on dietary aids is non-existent. Praise any producer who submits their product to 3rd party tests like this one does. Read more

I get cholesterol tested annually at company health fair (and less often from doctor’s office). My HDL (good cholesterol) has always been high, but this year it had jumped off the chart. I don’t normally make claims based on simple correlation, and still take it with a grain of salt, but my diet and reduced exercise these days should have sent it in the opposite direction. I was so perplexed that after walking through possible contributing factors, none of which applied, they redid the test to confirm. It was later that day, when I reached for my vitamins and fish oil, that a light bulb went off and I researched it...it doesn’t look like there is a scientifically proven, consistent effect on HDL from fish oil (As there is with triglycerides ), but there are some mixed results, so perhaps being predisposed to high HDL makes a difference and YMMV. I had started taking L& F Omega-3 Supreme about 2 months prior to the recent test, and have also been more consistent with vitamins this year.As advertised, I don’t detect any fishiness!Note: my reason for taking it is to hopefully help my brain, short and long term, which is why I didn’t automatically associate it with HDL, as cholesterol was not my concern. There are also some positive signs mentally, but there are soooo many complicating factors there, I can’t just attribute that to the fish oil. But the HDL effect gives me assurance that my research for a quality brand has paid off! Read more

I have needed to take a fish oil capsule for a long time and I have put it off as I remember too clearly all the fish "burps" even with trying keeping them in the freezer, did NOT work. THIS brand, I keep at room temp in a cupboard with my other vitamins and treat it like anything else, just take it...LOL It doe NOT "repeat" ever. EVER. I love this fish oil capsule! I will stay a loyal fan to this company. It's a bit pricey for me, but I will pay it as I need to be able to take it and not be irritated by the "aftermath" the others have caused. PLUS there is NO GMOs, gluten, egg, fillers, binders, milk,peanut, shellfish, Sulfates, Dioxides, or Laurates. I am deathly allergic to shellfish, so I was thrilled to see that statement. The ONLY thing for SOME people is that it is not vegan friendly as it is a bovine gelatin. Otherwise I would recommend this to anyone, especially those with food allergies, taking this will not risk your life. Read more

Have gotten 2 bottles so far and will continue to purchase this brand. The ratio of EPA to DHA is what I was looking for and the capsule size is very easy to swallow. Also, I wanted a product without lemon or orange oil, as those can mask rancidity. I had a problem with that with a different brand, so now I always cut open a capsule to check. These have been fresh, just as they should be, so I am very happy with them. Read more

I would highly recommend this product because of the great value it provides to your health. I started taking this product 2 months back when my Triglycerides were 304mg, I was doing my workouts plus taking these capsules as well. Currently my Triglycerides is 110mg (almost 63% reduction). It's small size really helps to intake the capsule and are burp free as advertised. Read more

Had already been on a different brand of fish oil pills (similar dosage of Omega Three's) but still saw a slight improvement yesterday in my blood panel results after switching to these for about a month now. Also, the "fishy" taste is just a tad stronger going down (but not a big deal unless you really cannot stand anything fishy [which kind of goes for me too, but I can handle these]). But then, as advertised, no fishy burps or otherwise after that fact. So this is an over all improvement, too. Read more

I've bought these for years and loved them, but I wont be buying them again. They recently changed their packaging; which is no big deal, but I was really irritated when I recieved it to find they also changed their formula, with NO indication to customers. I liked the higher ratio of EPA to DHA for me. When I received it I found they had lowered the amount of EPA and added more DHA. It would have been nice to have that change indicated to the customers. Read more

There was a slight problem with my order, and I was very impressed by the prompt customer service from both Amazon and the seller. Will definitely purchase from this seller again. Read more