Omega 3 Capsules High Strength 2000mg Fish Oil - Certified IFOS Purity

Product features

1. Why Choose Nutrition Geeks Omega 3 Fish Oil: Get 120 Omega 3 capsules high strength (2-month supply) delivering 2,000mg of fish oil per serving, providing a clinically backed 1,300mg of pure omega-3 fatty acids, including 700mg EPA and 500mg DHA - unlike other fish oil supplements and multivitamins that only provide 1,100mg.
2. Pure & Pleasant to Take: Say goodbye to fish burps. Unlike some fish oil omega 3, ours are molecularly distilled and enteric-coated for easy digestion. Did you know lower-quality omega-3, omega 3 6 9 capsules, krill oil and salmon oil are prone to oxidation. Our formula is stabilised with natural antioxidants to preserve EPA & DHA integrity, freshness, and quality throughout its shelf life.
3. Compact & Letterbox Friendly: Our Peruvian fish oil omega 3 comes in flat pack packaging, saving on postage and storage fees associated with other bottled omega 3 capsules, cod liver oil capsules high strength, vegan omega 3, omega 3 gummies, high strength omega 3, omega3 and even omega 3 fish oil for dogs.
4. IFOS Third-Party Tested: Every batch is independently tested and certified by IFOS (International Fish Oil Standards), the global gold standard in omega-3 testing. This guarantees exceptional purity, potency, freshness and safety, far exceeding basic regulatory requirements.
5. Sustainably Sourced From Cold Water Fish: Sourced exclusively from wild-caught anchovies, sardines and tuna from the nutrient-rich South American Humboldt Current, these cold water fish naturally develop higher EPA & DHA levels, to survive in cold waters (0-20°C).
6. Scientifically Proven Supplements Uncomplicated, So You Can Get The Most Out of Life. Affordable For Everyone. Delivered To You Sustainably: Good health is a need not a want. We are on a mission to make quality, science backed nutrition sustainably accessible to everyone. Less plastic, less waste. We have also committed to be the UK's leading sustainable supplement provider with a Net Zero target