Integrative Therapeutics Pure Omega Algae, 30 Softgels

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  • FISH-FREE OMEGAS: Essential omega 3 fatty acids directly from algae, the same source of the omega fatty acids found in fish.
  • ALGAE OMEGA-3: Trust Pure Omega Algae to deliver balanced DHA and EPA with Integrative Therapeutics’ long history of accuracy and potency.
  • FOUNDATIONAL HEALTH: Supports general wellness and helps maintain normal heart, brain, and eye function.
  • SUSTAINABLE OMEGA-3: Algae‑based omega‑3s offer a sustainable, vegan solution that aligns personal health goals with planetary responsibility.
  • VEGAN OMEGA-3 FATTY ACIDS: Vegan. No fish, shellfish, gluten, wheat, dairy, or artificial colors. See Supplement Facts for total fat and saturated fat content.
FISH-FREE OMEGAS: Essential omega 3 fatty acids directly from algae, the same source of the omega fatty acids found in fish. ALGAE OMEGA-3: Trust Pure Omega Algae to deliver balanced DHA and EPA with Integrative Therapeutics’ long history of accuracy and potency. FOUNDATIONAL HEALTH: Supports general wellness and helps maintain normal heart, brain, and eye function. SUSTAINABLE OMEGA-3: Algae‑based omega‑3s offer a sustainable, vegan solution that aligns personal health goals with planetary responsibility. VEGAN OMEGA-3 FATTY ACIDS: Vegan. No fish, shellfish, gluten, wheat, dairy, or artificial colors. See Supplement Facts for total fat and saturated fat content.

8 avaliações para Integrative Therapeutics Pure Omega Algae, 30 Softgels

  1. Jimothy Mottz (comprador verificado)

    Quality Vegan Omega-3

    I’ve been purchasing Integrative Therapeutics for many years because they are a high quality brand. The vegan capsules are not too big, and they are odorless. They’re a great fit for my daily routine.

  2. jenni

    A lot of extra stuff in these

    First the good; easy to swallow, 1 soft-gel to dose, no aftertaste, no side effects or foul burps. Now what I don’t like; there are so many “other” ingredients in this supplement…corn starch, carrageenan, sorbitol, flavoring, sunflower oil…I don’t like supplements with extra fillers and flavorings (why!). Not something I will take going forward. At the current price it averages about $1 per pill (per day), so I guess on the more affordable side for omegas, for what that’s worth.

  3. lamplighter

    Excellent quality and source for omega fatty acids!

    Wasn’t sure what to expect with this. But after trying it over about a week’s time, I really like these. As I looked it up, basically fish eat algae and this is where they get their omega-3 content. The algae is the source so you’re basically removing the middleman which is fish. Through this you’re getting your omega directly from the source.For myself, I really don’t want the oils. So this is a great option to avoid that. What I’ve noticed the most is that the effectiveness has been noticed in night vision clarity in my eyes being able to see better.A lot of the side effects that you have is minor they are with fish oil whether it’s burping or some other thing you don’t have it with this. You don’t even notice that you’ve had it outside of the effectiveness of it.On the cost, it is probably about the same as the fish oil and as I looked up this company they do. You have a lot of oversight to make sure the quality is good – coming from both inside and out.For these reasons, I give it a five star rating.

  4. An Amazon Customer

    Big, but easy to swallow

    Integrative Therapeutics Pure Omega Algae (ASIN : B0GZJCKZTN) My doctor told me to get more Omega 3, so I have been supplementing it for years. I like trying new forms. I was hoping this would be a small softgel, but it’s the same size as the fish oil I frequently use : big. It might be slightly shorter, but it’s definitely a little wider. Still, I can swallow it fairly easily.I haven’t noticed any aftertaste, like fish burps. What does an algae burp taste like? Just on size alone, I don’t think I would continue using it after this bottle. I sometimes have difficulty swallowing due to age, but I think it’s fine for an average person. I like that it’s bottled in the US, and inspected. It’s also vegan, if that’s important to you.

  5. Customer Review

    Decent option

    Overall I think these are decent. The mg you are getting for both EPA and DNA seem to be within recommended levels. I am always a bit worried about buying from a 3rd party so I checked with the manufacturer directly and they confirmed the product I received was legitimate (see their response copied below). The price ($27) also appears to be within market standards.The only downside I would say, is that prior to taking these pills I took some from a competitor that had you swallowing 2 in a day, with similar amounts of DHA/EPA. This allowed me to try for better absorption by splitting it up, and made the pills smaller and easier to swallow. I wish these were the same, since they seem a bit big. However, that is just a preference.”The link you provided is connected to our Integrative Therapeutics Amazon store. Also, the provided batch is authentic. Please be sure to always order through the Integrative Therapeutics store on Amazon/Sold by Pattern-IServe. When looking at the page, under the “Add to Cart” button, you should see Sold by Pattern and Ships from Amazon. Pattern is our only distributor on Amazon.”

  6. Kitty Ju

    A Nice Plant-Based Alternative to Fish Oil

    What I like most about this omega-3 supplement is that the EPA and DHA come from algae rather than fish. I prefer having a plant-based option that still provides both EPA and DHA in clearly stated amounts, instead of relying only on ALA from a general plant oil.The once-daily softgel also makes it very easy to add to a regular routine. I appreciate that the formula is simple and focused, without turning it into a large blend of unrelated ingredients. For something like omega-3, I would not expect an immediate noticeable effect, so I am mainly judging it on the source, formulation, and convenience.

  7. Richard C. Brown

    Great plant-based omega option—clean formula with zero fishy aftertaste

    I was looking for a high-quality, plant-based alternative to traditional fish oil to get my daily EPA and DHA, and Integrative Therapeutics Pure Omega Algae delivers on all fronts.​What Works Well:​No Fishy Burps or Aftertaste: The biggest advantage of going straight to the algal source is the complete absence of fishy odor or repeat. It leaves a clean, neutral taste.​Thoughtful Sourcing: Going direct-to-algae skips the ocean contaminants and heavy metals often associated with standard fish oils, making it a cleaner choice.​Easy to Swallow: The softgels are smooth, well-formed, and standard-sized, making them easy to take with a morning meal or evening routine.​Digestive Comfort: I experienced zero stomach distress or nausea, which can sometimes happen with lower-grade oil supplements.​Things to Keep in Mind:​Like most algae-based omega supplements, the concentration per softgel might differ slightly from concentrated fish oils, so make sure to check the serving size label against your personal daily target.​It comes at a higher price point than basic fish oil, but for a clean, sustainable, plant-derived formula from a reputable brand, the quality justifies the cost.​Verdict:If you prefer a natural, plant-sourced omega-3 without dealing with fishy aftertastes or synthetic additives, this is an excellent choice. Highly recommended for anyone wanting a clean, reliable supplement.

  8. AdkHiker

    Vegetarian-friendly Omega supplement

    This supplement is produced by a well-respected company that has been in business for many years, so I feel confident about both the potency and safety. They contain 300 mg of EPA and 200mg of DHA, which is a solid, standard dosage for everyday maintenance. The capsules are quite large, but since they are softgels, they are not too difficult to swallow. I do notice a very subtle odor to the gels in the bottle….a slight minty scent that is not unpleasant. I’ve had no adverse stomach issues from using them, but I’ve had a few burps with that same trace of mint (again, not unpleasant). My only issue is with the many other ingredients included in the softgels, like cornstarch, carrageenan, sorbitol, natural flavor, etc.. Perhaps each has its reason or purpose for being in this formula, but still I wonder if so many fillers are really necessary.

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