Oceanblue Professional Omega-3 2100 – 120 ct – 2 Pack – Triple Strength Burpless Fish Oil Supplement with High- Potency EPA, DHA, DPA – Wild-Caught – Orange Flavor (120 Servings)

I did a lot of research into different fish oil supplements before picking this one and I am not disappointed. This is a high quality, effective omega 3 supplement. It mainly helps with reducing inflammation in the body which helps joint pain, heart and brain health. It's capsules have the same texture as most other omega 3 supplements but without the fish burps. It has a slight citrus taste. It IS the best bang for you buck. I found more expensive brands but none seemed any better in quality.

Seems to work will reorder

Pricy, but I can take this without issue. Some brands make me feel "off". My 70 something years old mom shared some of this with me to try when I told her I couldnt find one that worked for me. I found that I could take it no problem, so I went forward with ordering some for me.I am used to eating fish, especially canned varieties like sardines, various tuna, mackeral. So fish taste or burps dont bother me unless it is pervasive. This is low to no burping or taste to me. Others who are more sensitive may sense otherwise. But I really dont notice anything with this.I like the orange added to it. Some use mint, and while I like mint, the internal cooling sensation is weird.It has about half the amount that my doctor wants me to take. So most days I take double the dose, and other days I use a less preferred brand as my second dose.It will be awhile before I get labs done, but I am hoping for some improvement. In the meantime I will consistently take this (and have ordered enough to get me through a few months), and perhaps will come back to update.

I am taking these to lower my Triglycerides. This brand was recommended by my Doctor. Pills are a bit large, but the smooth capsule is fairly easy to swallow, and, NO FISHY TASTE!Update-Last order was not stored properly in the supply chain. Capsules are "glued together" in one homogeneous mass. Each capsule has to be pried off.Second update-Weather is now cooler and I ordered again. The previous order, noted above, has now had capsules seperated by adding a small amount of corn starch to jar and shaking (Thank You, Heloise!). It works, but you will have a dusting of cornstarch on your capsules.This is an exellent product, but hot summer weather is really does cause the capsules to stick together in shipping.

Been taking this for years and never disappointed. Love the fact that this supplement is widely available (at least up and down the U.S. east coast). As far as capsules being stuck together, I avoid this by purchasing from supermarkets (at or next to the store pharmacy) if I run out during summer months. Some markets offer discounts if you buy more than one bottle. And as others have noted, it's easy to separate stuck caps by knocking the side or top of the bottle against a hard surface. Best taken with a meal, I suggest starting with one cap per day and working your way up to two (or more if desired). Because these are high potency Omega-3, I found I could not take more than two (over two meals daily); when I tried taking 3 a day I occasionally had uncharacteristic nosebleeds. These were easily stopped by pressing the side of the nose affected for a few minutes, and cutting back to two caps per day. For those who favor products labelled "Good / Excellent source of ALA Omega-3": ALA is an important nutrient on its own, but the majority of folks' genetic makeup does not effectively convert ALA to Omega-3, typically only 10% efficient. (Alpha-lipoic acid is an antioxidant that is made naturally in the body and also found in foods. It is used to break down carbohydrates and to make energy.).If you want Omega-3 supplementation, you need to consume via diet or supplements either fish oil or algal oil to achieve your Omega-3 goal. Do not rely on product labelling touting ALA as a source of Omega-3.

Seem to work no problem

DISAPPOINTED. I bought specifically because it said high quality, highly refined, no burp fish taste.Well I recently received and had my first one with food at lunch today.....well, big burp, ahh nasty taste. It's like I had just eaten a can of cat food. So I may roll the dice and try one more time, different day different meal, if same result, I'm going to just toss it in the garbage.

My first impressions: the fish gel capsules (180) were loose in its packaged container. No sticky gels! No smell! I added "Silca Gel Desiccant" packets to reduce the moisture that can get into jar after breaking the seal. The seal was indented making me feel like there was a slight vacuum seal in the jar. I took two immediately upon breaking the seal. No orange flavor as of yet. But, my taste buds could be old since I am a very senior gentleman. I also purchased a different brand of fish gels to try simultaneously.I have heart disease. I have calcification and Atherosclerosis. I am not hoping for a miracle. I am trying to keep my heart and vessels from getting worse. Type 2 diabetes caused my problems. It is in the family line. I think most inviduals who have heart disease are either pre-diabetic or have diabetes type 2. It is just my opinion. Father, older brother died from heart disease, and my younger brother found out he has 'Afib.' He is 6 years younger than me. I told him that he was most likely pre-diabetic.Some people have difficulty to admit that we are NOT perfect. Health does change as we get older. Once you are into your 50's, it is prudent to have GP, a Cardiologist, and a Nephrologist (kidney).I have all three conditions now: diabetes 2, heart disease, chronic kidney disease. The Trifecta in medical deficiencies. Do not feel sorry for me. My intent is to help others before getting close to not waking up. That was what my cardiologist said to me after wearing a heart monitor for 24 hours. He told me my heart stopped for one to two seconds and my heart rate dropped to 34 BPS., for a few seconds. He said some people just do not wake up with that low of a heart rate.