CarlsonKid's Cod Liver Oil, 550 mg Omega-3s, Vitamins A & D3, Wild Norwegian, Bubble Gum, 250 mL

I tried Carlson's Fish Oil after hearing it praised as a quality source of Omega 3s by a couple of health gurus on YouTube. I have included Omega 3s in my health care routine for well over 20 years. I used to take fish oil softgels, and then moved to krill oil softgels and vegan/algae softgels. These were always 'fine' to take. Neutral taste, sometimes a bit large to swallow. When I tasted the Carlson's I was surprised that it was actually pleasant to take! It is smooth, with a very mild lemony taste - it smells, tastes, and feels pure and clean. Having it chilled due to refrigerator storage enhances the pleasurable experience.Only once during the last 20 years have I experienced omega 3 products going bad, but it is an experience I prefer never to have again! I feel safer with Carlson's as a source -- I expect any changes would be easier to detect in a liquid than in softgels, and the risk of going bad should be minimized by keeping the bottle refrigerated.While I have grown accustomed to the high costs of some Omega 3 products, I did feel a bit of sticker shock when I saw the cost of this bottle of Carlson's. I decided to do a mathematical comparison. Not all the products I looked at reported total mgs of Omega 3s, but they did report total mgs per serving of EPA, DHA, and some included DPA. I calculated the cost per teaspoon of Carlson's and the cost per softgel for the others (from Subscribe & Save prices), then divided that amount by the total mg of (EPA + DHA + DPA) reported to be available in a softgel or teaspoon, to obtain the cost for 1 mg of the healthful components I was seeking. I looked at three brands of Krill Oil because I had previously compared those three and had the data. The costs were:$0.00311 for 1 mg of EPA/DHA --------- Krill Oil (Brand 1) - also reports phospholipids & aztaxanthin$0.00270 for 1 mg of EPA/DHA --------- Krill Oil (Brand 2) - also reports choline, phospholipids & aztaxanthin$0.00230 for 1 mg of EPA/DHA --------- Krill Oil (Brand 3) - also reports phospholipids & aztaxanthin$0.00142 for 1 mg of DHA/DPA --- Vegan/algae sourced omega 3s$0.00029 for 1 mg of EPA/DHA/DPA --- Carlson's Fish Oil liquid$0.00022 for 1 mg of EPA/DHA/DPA --- High quality brand of Fish Oil softgelsI am personally shooting for about 2 grams of EPA per day and about 2 grams of DHA per day. That is probably going to require some combination of the above. I have decided, though, that Carlson's Fish Oil liquid is going to be the base of my omega 3 protocol.

Anyone who knows me, know that I hate all things seafood! I do not eat seafood and can't stand the smell. When my Omega-3 Index and several other biomarkers came back 'out of range', I knew I had to start taking Omega 3's.After a lot of research, I landed on Carlson which has a great reputation and is even taken by some well-known longevity experts. I hate taking large pills, so I decided that the liquid was best for me. I initially put it in my smoothies, but based on some other reviews, decided to try it right out of the bottle onto a teaspoon. This stuff is really tasty, and the orange flavor is great! I actually look forward to taking it 2x/day. I have put this on subscribe and save and this will be a lifelong supplement for me!

I have been a purchaser of this particular product for almost 20 years. I decided I would get back on it because my skin is dry as I am getting older. 62. I have only been taking it almost a week and my hands already look so much better and I do not use hand lotion. Never have. I wore contacts all my life and any grease on my hands would just muck up a contact lens.If you are a woman and looking at reviews regarding your monthly, if you have clotting I will tell you this product works for that and I only figured this out by accident. I won't be too detailed explanatory here but I can't help but believe fish oil, i can only attest to this particular product, that it cleared up clots, and if it did that then maybe it acts as a blood thinner. I would certainly try this over warfarin especially, or any blood thinner. Do your research. I'm not a doctor but I know what it has done for me. No clots and increase moisture in skin.

I've tried both the lemon and berry flavors now. I need something that does not remind me of fish with a strong fishy aftertaste. The berry wins. I wash it down with coffee or whatever I am drinking and forget about it for the rest of the day.

I have tried other products in capsule form and experienced an after taste , inability to digest the capsules. I have been using this product for about 3 years and have no digestion issues . The taste is neutral .

Love Carlson fish oil. Clean clear in taste & purity. My guy didn't care for lemon but I love it. It was a small bottle though so I understand this is a high value item but dang its a small bottle

This is easily my most expensive habit. But when something works this well, you don’t quit.My hips used to creak & pop, LOUDLY!A friend recommended I take a spoonful of this every day, and… the creaking & popping stopped.I feel like I was the Tin Man, groaning “Oil can!”

I started using this as a natural way to get vitamin D. Since I started I feel so much better. Even aches and pains seem better.