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Sports Research, Omega-3 Fish Oil, Triple Strength, 180 Softgels
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Sports Research, Omega-3 Fish Oil, Triple Strength, 180 Softgels

One fish-gelatin softgel supplies 690 mg EPA, 310 mg DHA and 1,055 mg total omega-3 from 1,250 mg fish-oil concentrate. The label identifies TG/rTG form, IFOS certification and Friend of the Sea certification.

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Our Verdict

It has the strongest combination of product-specific IFOS verification, disclosed rTG form, 690 mg EPA, one-softgel dosing and certified sourcing. Its 10,000-plus recent sales also break the quality tie decisively.

Score Breakdown

Third-Party Testing10/10
Form & Bioavailability10/10
Dose vs Research7/10
Label Transparency9/10
Value9/10

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Delivers 1,000 mg combined EPA and DHA in one softgel, including 690 mg EPA.
  • Label specifies TG as rTG, and the current product is listed in Nutrasource's IFOS database.
  • Friend of the Sea certification and fish-gelatin capsule are disclosed on the iHerb page.

Cons

  • The iHerb label does not identify an enteric coating or burpless delivery system.
  • The $54.97 bottle price is the highest upfront cost in this list despite the low per-serving cost.

Specifications

EPA per serving690 mg
DHA per serving310 mg
EPA+DHA per serving1,000 mg
Fish oil per serving1,250 mg
Omega-3 formTriglyceride form, TG as rTG
Testing & oxidationIFOS-listed and labeled third-party tested; TOTOX is lot-specific, with no single current-lot value stated by iHerb
Capsule / coating1 fish-gelatin softgel; no enteric coating stated
SustainabilityFriend of the Sea certified

Who Is This For?

Best For

  • Buyers prioritizing certified rTG oil and a one-softgel serving
  • Buyers wanting high EPA with 180 servings per bottle

Not For

  • Vegetarian or fish-free buyers
  • Buyers who require an enteric-coated capsule

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