Triple Strength Fish Oil 30's
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Product Description
Technical Specifications
- Omega-3 Form: Natural Triglyceride (TG)
- Capsule Count: 30 Softgels per bottle
- Processing: Molecularly distilled and concentrated fish oil
- Serving Size: 1 softgel daily with food
- Shelf Life: 24 months, unopened
- Documentation: Certificate of Analysis, heavy metal and microbial testing per batch
The 30 count format is a one-month supply designed for new product launches, trial orders, or markets testing consumer demand before scaling to larger pack sizes. It carries the identical triple-strength formulation as our 60 and 90 count bottles.
Each softgel is concentrated well above standard fish oil strength through molecular distillation, providing significantly more EPA and DHA per capsule in the triglyceride form for better absorption.
Yes, this pack size is commonly used for private label test launches. Label artwork, brand name and carton design can be customized to the buyer's specifications for a minimum order quantity.
The softgels are formulated with oxidation-resistant packaging and should be stored away from direct heat and sunlight. For extended transit through high-heat regions, temperature-controlled shipping is recommended to preserve freshness.
Each batch ships with a Certificate of Analysis covering potency, heavy metals and microbial limits, along with a Certificate of Origin and other export documents required for customs clearance in the destination country.
One softgel daily with a meal containing some dietary fat is the typical recommendation, supporting optimal absorption of the fat-soluble omega-3 content.
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Salmon Fish Oil 150's
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Salmon Fish Oil 90's
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