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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 enteric-coated fish-gelatin softgel declares 500 mg EPA in triglyceride form, with no DHA amount or total fish-oil mass listed. The product has a current product-specific IFOS listing and an EPA-focused rTG formula.

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Our Verdict

It matches the winner on IFOS verification and rTG form but supplies half as much declared EPA plus DHA per serving and costs more per gram of declared active ingredient.

Score Breakdown

Third-Party Testing10/10
Form & Bioavailability10/10
Dose vs Research6/10
Label Transparency8/10
Value6/10

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Provides 500 mg EPA per small, one-softgel Supplement Facts serving.
  • The iHerb label specifies rTG form and IFOS 5-Star certification.
  • Vegetable enteric coating is explicitly disclosed as a burp-free feature.

Cons

  • The Supplement Facts panel does not disclose DHA or total fish-oil mass.
  • Suggested use is two to four softgels, so the labeled daily routine costs two to four times the reported per-serving price.

Specifications

EPA per serving500 mg
DHA per servingNot declared; EPA-only label
EPA+DHA per serving500 mg declared EPA; no DHA amount
Fish oil per servingNot disclosed
Omega-3 formrTG; EPA reported as triglycerides
Testing & oxidationCurrent product-specific IFOS listing; numeric TOTOX reports are lot-specific and no fixed value appears on iHerb
Capsule / coating1 fish-gelatin softgel with vegetable enteric coating
SustainabilityWild anchovy, sardine and mackerel stated; no sustainability certification found on the iHerb label

Who Is This For?

Best For

  • Buyers deliberately seeking an EPA-focused formula
  • Buyers who prioritize enteric coating and rTG form

Not For

  • Buyers requiring a declared DHA dose
  • Buyers comparing value solely by a one-capsule daily routine

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