Purolabs Omega 3 Fish Oil Capsules – High Strength Omega 3 with 660mg EPA & 440mg DHA per Serving – Premium Omega 3 Capsules for Heart, Brain & Vision Support – 90 Easy-to-Swallow Softgels

Very good value for money .

Really good quality

Yes value for money

This supplement meets all my criteria for quality. It's pure and free of additives and fillers, which actually seems to be the norm in the Omega 3 supplement world, so I'm glad this product doesn't stray from that standard. The recommended dose ranges from 1 to 3 capsules, but I find that 2 capsules provide the perfect dosage for me, consistent with similar products available. At this dosage, a single container would last me 45 days. Additionally, the company manufactures the product in the UK and promises that each batch is purified and tested for toxins, which adds further appeal. With a best-before date of March 2026, there's plenty of time to use the product. Overall, I'm satisfied with its quality and would recommend it.

This fish oil really works for me. There isn’t any fishy smell. Great value and would highly recommend.

This product doesn't convince me very much, for 3 reasons, the first of which is not clear which fish sources it comes from, for example cod liver? salmon? sardines etc. 2 because inside the pills there are other substances besides fish oil, 3 the pills are really huge, for now I've been taking them for a week and for such a short time I can't tell if they have an effect or not

Good product, but to expensive

I've taken various Omega-3 capsules over many years, most recently Krill Oil. I thought I'd give Purolabs Omega 3 Fish Oil a try because of their relatively high concentrations of EPA (330mg) and DHA (220mg) per capsule. One of the draws of this product for me was the fact that it is derived from anchovies fished in the South Pacific sea. Purity is very important, so it was important to me that the source was a less contaminated part of the globe, and the fact that each batch is tested by a third-party to confirm purity and concentration. The first thing I'd say is that there was a very slight fishy smell when I opened the container. Not too bad, but I'd rather no smell because it could be a sign that there has been a leakage or something has gone off. So I opened one of the capsules, and again there was a slight smell, but it did not smell rancid to me, which is very important (rancid oil is very bad for you). The capsule container is thin and easy to store / post through your letterbox. There is a freshness seal, which is good. Once opened, it doesn't need to be stored in a fridge. The capsules are on the larger side: roughly 25mm long and 9mm in diameter, so may not be easy for some people to swallow. I didn't notice any fishy aftertaste when taking them, and so far I have not had any bad reaction to any of them, which is another good sign for fish oil.