Double Strength Fish Oil 90's
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Product Description
Technical Specifications
- Potency Level: 2X concentrated omega-3 relative to standard fish oil
- Omega-3 Form: Natural Triglyceride (TG)
- Processing: Molecular distillation for concentration and purification
- Serving Size: 1-2 softgels daily with food
- Shelf Life: 24 months, unopened
- Testing: TOTOX oxidation and heavy metal screening per batch
Yes, the underlying formulation and per-softgel potency are the same. This listing reflects a larger 90 count bottle, intended as a three-month supply for higher-volume retail or bulk orders.
The 90 count bottle offers a three-month supply at a lower effective cost per softgel, suited to buyers with established demand, while the 60 count is often preferred for smaller retail turnover or newer market entries.
Typically one to two softgels daily with a meal, depending on the target EPA and DHA dose for your market's labeling requirements.
Triglyceride (TG) form, generally understood to offer better absorption compared to ethyl ester concentrates.
Yes, contract manufacturing is available with adjustable capsule counts, carton configurations and custom labeling for qualifying order volumes.
A Certificate of Analysis covering potency and contaminant testing, along with standard export paperwork including Certificate of Origin, invoice and packing list.
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