Omega-3 fatty acids concentrated from small, short-lived fish — anchovy and sardine, low on the marine food chain and so lower in the mercury and other burdens that accumulate further up it. The oil is molecularly distilled to concentrate the EPA and DHA and leave the rest behind, then given a light touch of lemon oil so the softgel carries none of the ocean's usual aftertaste. Each capsule is a clear amber softgel, unremarkable until swallowed.
Coastal populations with fish-heavy diets have long been observed to carry certain health advantages, an observation that eventually led researchers to isolate omega-3 fatty acids as a likely factor. EPA and DHA in particular are traditionally valued to support the heart, the eyes, and ordinary cognitive function across the arc of a life, though the fish came first and the chemistry only followed.
Two softgels daily, delivering 600 mg EPA and 400 mg DHA together, best taken with a meal to ease absorption and settle the stomach. Keep the bottle cool and out of direct light, since any fish oil is prone to oxidize once opened.
A nutritional support product, not a treatment for cardiovascular or cognitive conditions, and no substitute for a physician's guidance on either.
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