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OmegaVia, EPA 500, Omega-3, 500 mg, 120 Softgels
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OmegaVia, EPA 500, Omega-3, 500 mg, 120 Softgels

Each label serving is one small enteric-coated softgel providing 500 mg EPA in triglyceride form; DHA is not listed. Nutrasource maintains an IFOS product listing, while a published historical report for lot OV170769 recorded a TOTOX value of 1.78. The US iHerb price is $39.99 for 120 label servings.

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Our Verdict

This is the strongest burpless design and has excellent form and certification evidence, but it ranks below Sports Research because its label serving contains less EPA and costs more per gram of active omega-3.

Score Breakdown

Third-Party Testing10/10
Form & Bioavailability10/10
Dose vs Research6/10
Label Transparency9/10
Value7/10

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Explicit burp-free enteric coating and small-softgel claim
  • EPA-only rTG formulation with no proprietary blend
  • Finished product appears in Nutrasource’s IFOS database

Cons

  • One label serving supplies 500 mg EPA, so the page’s suggested 2–4 softgels equals two to four servings
  • No DHA or named MSC/Friend of the Sea certification is listed

Specifications

EPA per serving500 mg
DHA per servingNot listed
Omega-3 formTriglyceride, identified as rTG
Testing / oxidationIFOS product listing; historical lot OV170769 reported TOTOX 1.78, which does not substitute for checking the current bottle lot
Burpless featureBurp-free vegetable enteric coating
SustainabilityWild anchovy, sardine and mackerel; no named MSC/Friend of the Sea certification on iHerb
Serving size1 softgel; product page suggests 2–4 per day for its general-use direction
Capsule size / countDescribed as small; 120 softgels

Who Is This For?

Best For

  • Buyers prioritizing an enteric-coated high-EPA formula
  • People specifically seeking EPA without a declared DHA dose

Not For

  • Buyers wanting meaningful DHA in the same product
  • Buyers requiring a named sustainability certification

Where to Buy

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Alternatives to Consider

Sports Research, Omega-3 Fish Oil, 60 Softgels

Sports Research

The label provides 690 mg EPA and 310 mg DHA from 1,250 mg fish-oil concentrate in one softgel, for 1,000 mg combined EPA and DHA. The oil is identified as rTG, and the exact 690/310 formulation has a current Nutrasource IFOS product listing. The US iHerb storefront price is $22.97 for 60 label servings.

California Gold Nutrition, Omega 800, 1,000 mg, 90 Softgels

California Gold Nutrition

One softgel contains 480 mg EPA and 320 mg DHA as triglycerides, with 840 mg total omega-3 from 1,000 mg concentrate. An iTested product-specific report is public, but the newest report located was for a 2022 lot and did not include peroxide, anisidine or TOTOX results. The US iHerb price is $26.86 for 90 servings.

Life Extension, Super Omega-3, EPA/DHA Fish Oil

Life Extension

A two-softgel label serving provides 700 mg EPA, 500 mg DHA, olive extract and sesame lignans. Nutrasource lists the finished product under IFOS, and historical lot C1701652 recorded TOTOX 7.98. The US iHerb price is $18.75 for 30 label servings, although the label’s twice-daily direction uses two servings per day.

Doctor's Best, Purified & Clear Omega 3 Fish Oil, 120 Marine Softgels

Doctor's Best

The two-softgel serving provides 800 mg EPA and 400 mg DHA from 1,400 mg total omega-3, explicitly as ethyl esters. The product page says its Golden Omega ingredient is IFOS certified, but no finished-product lot report or product-specific TOTOX value was located. The US iHerb price is $25.99 for 60 servings.