Omega-3 & Fish Oil

Eleven in-stock omega-3 listings from six brands: fish, krill and plant sources

The Omega-3 & Fish Oil shelf at mayrip.com holds 22 listings, and 11 are in stock today. Six brands share those 11: Nature Made with four, Deal Supplement and Bronson with two each, Nature’s Bounty, Swisse and Thorne with one apiece. Seven are softgels, three are gummies, one is listed another way. Two of the 11 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 nine 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

Four of the 11 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), Swisse Wild Fish Oil Omega 3 1500mg 400 Softgels ($66.00), Bronson Omega 3 Fish Oil 2720mg Softgels 90 Ct ($46.50) and Deal Supplement Omega 3 Fish Oil 3000mg 240 Softgels Lemon ($48.00), the only title among the 11 in stock that names a flavor. Thorne Super EPA Omega 3 Fish Oil 90 Gelcaps Daily Wellness ($68.00) leads with EPA in its name instead. Two more are adult multivitamin gummies with omega-3 added, both Nature Made, in 140-count ($17.17) and 150-count ($16.14) jars; all three gummy listings in stock are Nature Made, the third being Nature Made Omega-3 Fish Oil Gummies 90 Ct Heart Support ($18.91).

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

Prices run from $11.92 to $68.00 with a median of $45.80. Four sit in the $30 to $50 band, four 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 appears three times, 240-count twice, and 30, 60, 120, 140, 150 and 400 once each; the Swisse 400-softgel bottle is the largest count among the 11. 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 11 also carry a Women's Health tag, five Men's Health and three Heart Health; the Heart Health and Men's Health collections overlap with this shelf by three and five listings. 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.