Marine fish, krill & algae oil (EPA/DHA)
Click a column header to sort. Rows marked undisclosed only state the total oil weight — the label genuinely does not say how much of that is omega-3, so no $/100mg figure can be shown. That gap is not hidden below; it's the finding.
| Brand | Product | Source | $ / serving | Omega-3 content | $ / 100mg omega-3 | Retailer |
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⚠ Stop — different molecule below.
Flaxseed and chia oil supply ALA, not EPA/DHA. ALA is real omega-3, but the
human body converts only about 5–10% of it to EPA, and far less to DHA — so ALA is not a
substitute for fish/algae omega-3 on a milligram-for-milligram basis. The prices below are
only comparable to each other, never to the $/100mg figures in the table above.
Plant-based (flaxseed / chia) oil — ALA, not EPA/DHA
Same undisclosed-content issue can apply here too — click a header to sort.
| Brand | Product | $ / serving | ALA content | $ / 100mg ALA | Retailer |
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