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NOW Foods, Super Omega EPA Fish Oil, 120 Softgels
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NOW Foods, Super Omega EPA Fish Oil, 120 Softgels

Two softgels provide 720 mg EPA and 480 mg DHA from 2,000 mg fish-oil concentrate at the lowest active-ingredient cost in the list. The label discloses in-house contaminant testing but no molecular form, product-specific public certificate or TOTOX result.

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Our Verdict

It wins on active-ingredient value and supplies the highest EPA dose by a narrow margin, but the undisclosed form and absence of product-specific public testing penalize the two heaviest criteria.

Score Breakdown

Third-Party Testing3/10
Form & Bioavailability3/10
Dose vs Research8/10
Label Transparency7/10
Value10/10

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Delivers 720 mg EPA and 480 mg DHA per two-softgel serving.
  • Costs about $0.26 per serving and approximately $0.21 per gram of EPA plus DHA.
  • Fully discloses fish-oil mass, EPA, DHA, fish species and bovine-gelatin capsule.

Cons

  • No public product-specific USP, NSF, IFOS or COA evidence and no published TOTOX value were found.
  • Molecular form is not stated, and the bovine-gelatin softgels are not enteric coated.

Specifications

EPA per serving720 mg
DHA per serving480 mg
EPA+DHA per serving1,200 mg
Fish oil per serving2,000 mg
Omega-3 formNot stated on the iHerb label
Testing & oxidationManufacturer contaminant-testing statement only; no public product-specific COA or TOTOX found
Capsule / coating2 bovine-gelatin softgels; no enteric coating
SustainabilityFish oil from Peru and Morocco; no sustainability certification stated

Who Is This For?

Best For

  • Budget-focused buyers prioritizing EPA plus DHA per dollar
  • Buyers comfortable taking two standard softgels per serving

Not For

  • Buyers requiring independently published product-specific testing
  • Buyers requiring TG/rTG form or fish-gelatin capsules

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