Omega-3 & Fish Oil

Fourteen omega-3 listings from eight brands: fish, krill and plant sources

The Omega-3 & Fish Oil shelf at mayrip.com holds 25 listings, and 14 are shown on this page. Eight brands share those 14: Nature Made with four, Deal Supplement, Bronson and Nature’s Bounty with two each, Osteo Bi-flex, Swisse, Thorne and vitafusion with one apiece. Nine are softgels, four are gummies, one is listed another way. Two of the 14 are Antarctic krill oil, Bronson Antarctic Krill Oil Omega-3 Softgels 120 Ct ($46.99) and Deal Supplement Antarctic Krill Oil 1000mg 240 Softgels ($45.80); the other twelve carry fish oil or omega-3 in the title. The milligram in a title is the label’s headline figure; check the Supplement Facts panel for what it covers.

Plain fish oil, krill oil, or a multivitamin with omega-3 added

Five of the 14 are fish oil softgels with a total-oil number in the title: Nature Made Fish Oil 1200 mg Omega-3 Softgels 60 Count ($11.92), Nature’s Bounty Odor-Less Fish Oil 1000 mg 120 Coated Softgels ($22.90), Swisse Wild Fish Oil Omega 3 1500mg 400 Softgels ($66.00), Bronson Triple Strength Omega 3 Fish Oil 2720mg Per Serving, 90 Softgels ($46.50) and Deal Supplement Omega 3 Fish Oil 3000mg 240 Softgels Lemon ($48.00), one of two titles among the 14 listings that name a flavor. Thorne Super EPA Omega 3 Fish Oil 90 Gelcaps Daily Wellness ($68.00) leads with EPA in its name instead. Osteo Bi-flex Joint Health Advanced Omega-3 Joint Complex 360 mg 80 Softgels ($31.99) takes its 360 mg of omega-3 per two-softgel serving from algal oil rather than fish or krill, and its panel prints a 100 mg Joint Shield line beside it. Two more are adult multivitamin gummies with omega-3 added, both Nature Made, in 140-count ($17.17) and 150-count ($16.14) jars; three of the four gummy listings are Nature Made, the third being Nature Made Omega-3 Fish Oil Gummies 90 Ct Heart Support ($18.91), and the fourth is vitafusion Omega-3 100 mg Raspberry Lemonade 120 Gummies ($22.99) — 100 mg of omega-3 per two-gummy serving from fish and flaxseed oil, with vitamins A, C, D3 and E added, and the second flavored title on the shelf.

Count and price: $11.92 to $68.00, five listings between $30 and $50

Prices run from $11.92 to $68.00 with a median of $28.99. Five sit in the $30 to $50 band, six between $15 and $30, two above $50 (Swisse $66.00, Thorne $68.00) and one under $15 (Nature Made 60-count, $11.92). Bottle sizes spread widely: 90-count and 120-count appear three times each, 240-count twice, and 30, 60, 80, 140, 150 and 400 once each; the Swisse 400-softgel bottle is the largest count among the 14. Count and price do not move together here: the two 240-softgel listings are $45.80 and $48.00, while the three 90-count listings span $18.91 for gummies to $68.00 for Thorne, so compare per serving, not per capsule.

Where these listings also sit

Six of the 14 also carry a Women's Health tag, five Men's Health and five Heart Health; the Heart Health and Men's Health collections overlap with this shelf by seven listings each. For the EPA-versus-DHA question, start with the store guide Fish Oil Labels Decoded: EPA and DHA Are the Numbers That Matter. Omega-3 supplements are commonly taken for heart and general wellness support; talk to your healthcare provider about whether one fits your routine. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration; these products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.