Omega 3 Fish Oil 1200mg (480mg EPA/360mg DHA per capsule) High Strength, Ultra Pure, Eco Friendly 60 capsules, 2 months supply. GMP & Friends of The Sea Certification

Good quality product. Highly recommend.

Great quality and strength for the money. I will be buying again

Easy to swallow and seems to be gentle on stomach. I have been taking these for the last year.

Feeling better after 3 weeks

I have been a user of various omega-3 supplements over the years, and I recently decided to try Inessa Omega-3 Fish Oil after I discovered the Red Krill Oil I was taking did not have nearly enough DHA or EPA.Inessa has a great reputation as a trustworthy brand delivering high-quality omega-3 fish oil, and I know the brand is good as I take the Advanced biotic complex. I only wish their brand was a little bit more affordable so I could purchase more of their supplements.One of the standout features of Inessa Omega-3 Fish Oil is its commitment to transparency. The product is sourced from premium-quality wild-caught fish, and the detailed information provided on the label instills confidence in the consumer. The brand goes the extra mile to ensure that users are well-informed about the origin and purity of the fish oil they are consuming, which is a crucial factor when choosing a supplement.Inessa also stands out for its commitment to sustainability. The brand places a strong emphasis on responsible fishing practices and ensuring that their products have minimal impact on the environment. This eco-conscious approach adds an extra layer of trust for consumers who are not only concerned about their health but also the health of our planet.

Very high quality product. Not the cheapest, but you get what you pay for. Highly recommended. AAA+++

I can confirm this fish oil is high quality if a little on the expensive side. I had my thyroid removed due to thyroid cancer and my triglycerides have been shooting through the roof. I eat a moderately healthy diet but not super healthy, do have the odd takeaway but trying to cut down. I eat porridge every morning in water and a bit of milk, and I have lentils for lunch and chicken for dinner. I am going to try and take 2 of these every day and then report back to the Doctor in a months time and see what happens. So far, reviews on all fish oil suggest you need 3000mg of EPA/DHA combined, and this one contains 800 mg (480 EPA, and 360 DHA). Secondly, the Omega 3 in the bottle is from TRIGLYCERIDE which means it absorbs better in the body and is more available. Thirdly, I did a test to see how FRESH the oil is inside by making a small hole in one and smelling the fish oil - I can confirm it is fresh and it does not smell fishy or off. I then 'sucked' out the oil and swallowed it as a test to see, and there were no fishy burpy smells as I have had in very cheap £8.00 fish oils in those clear plastic bags. In fact, studies show that ingesting fish oils that are 'off' can lead to further diseases. I also recommend you having a slice of fresh salmon a week or twice a week, as salmon contains 3000-5000mg of your full requirement of Omega 3 (wheras tablets are only 800mg, and these are the more higher priced ones.) I used to notice, why did I feel better after having a slice of salmon sometimes??, and I realised it was reducing inflammation in the body, and the omega 3 was doing its job. I will report back on my triglyceride levels. They are currently 16.8 (that's SUPER high by the way as they should be around 1-2 max! WIll come back to this and report back. Thank you

Good omega 3 but I switched to a different algae based omega 3 and better brand.