Carlson Maximum Omega 2000, 2000 mg, Wild-Caught, Lemon, 90 Softgels

After my yearly testing with my doctor my triglycerides were above normal and I did have some inflammation pain in a few joints here and there. After speaking with my provider Omega 2000 was recommended. It did lower my results within a few months and also helped my inflammation. The taste was bland and no after taste. It's a really trusted brand and a good price. I took 1 pill a day and there is a recommended dosage on the back or consult with a doctor. It was easy to swallow with 1 pill the dosage is a minimal. All the information and ingredients are on the bottle. Time to stay healthy!

These work but they are big to swallow.

Arrived promptly, in perfect condition and was exactly as ordered. I have been using Carlson fish oil for years and believe the Maximum Omega has made a big difference in my cholesterol levels.

This is a good brand I've been buying for years!! No taste and no stomach upset!!

A bit $$$ BUT you only get what you pay for. Looked thru the capsule and not a smidgen of anything in the oil, Immaculate !!! Super high dosages too do I only take 1 a day rather than 2 so its actually very cost effective . 🕺🏽

This is Highly rated. It was recommended to me by a friend. It absolutely has NO fishy taste or fishy burping!!! I couldn't take fish oil as I hate that fishy taste. I take 2 a day as recommended and have no side effects.

This is a highly rated omega 3. They are large but not hard to swallow.

Highly rated by the folks at ConsumerLab.com and their thorough testing. I take it for a variety of reasons including joint stuff, nerve stuff, mood, immunity, heart health, etc. Omega-3 EFA's are very important and cannot be made by the body, they must be ingested via food or supplements. Note: the capsules are not appropriately sized for someone who has trouble swallowing. I tried to show this in a picture. Many supplement makers have small cap versions for people with such difficulties e.g. Nordic Naturals Ultimate Omega comes in small caps. I eat salmon etc but also take this supplement. One thing I like about supplements is they usually source the omega-3's from very small fish low down on the food chain like sardines and anchovies, meaning they contain smaller accumulations of of toxins such as mercury, cadmium, lead, PCBs, etc, which accumulate in the livers of the larger fish up the food chain. The Carlson bottle says they do third-party testing for these things but the supplement industry in the United States is not regulated so they can mostly write what they want on the bottle. For this reason I think manufacturers should reference where they get their testing done and make results available on their website, but none do that I'm aware of. That's why I rely on consumerlab.com to help me choose because they pull products off the shelf and test them. That plus how my body feels after taking a supplement for a month or so. It's still the wild west but it's better than nothing. Best of luck with on your on your supplement journey and with your well-being.

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