Does this fish oil need to be stored in refrigerator?
345674
I have taken fish oil for ages and no it doesn't need to be stored in a refrigerator.. BUT you need to keep it out of the sun and heat
345675
it does not specifically say that on the bottle but fish oil is best preserved when stored in a cool dark place.
345676
It is shelf stable so you don't need to. Wouldn't hurt to put it in the fridge.
345677
Not that I know of. I just store it in the medicine cabinet and have not had a problem for many years.
662017
Dr. Mecola suggest IT NOT BE STORED in refrigerator. It is actually an oil you can see floating in capsule. I did for a time put mine in the fridge, but noticed how the oil in capsule hardened. It did soften when taken out of fridge though, while sitting at room temp. I noticed then on his website where the doctor suggests storing it at room temp.
2078291
It didn't say on the bottle to refrigerate it, but I keep it in the refrigerator to keep it fresh. I like this brand because it is shelf stable so I use it both while traveling and at home.
1494663
Hello yes it does need to refrigerated after opening. It reads so on the bottle. I have it and think it is a great product. I will be purchasing again. Thank you!
454928
I store my in the refrigrator. I'm a chemist and oil doesn't expand like water. My personal opinion is that you should not have a problem. Upon getting them, you could take a small portion out and test them a couple of days in the freezeer. they should last quite a while in the refrigerator though. Also, the manufacture might help. I love this product. hope you do.
584334
For as long as I've use salmon oil, I've not refrigerated and have not had it spoiled. I live in Hawaii...the tropics. Recently I 've switched to Icelandic Anchovy Sardine Oil as Anchovies are not bottom feeders so less heavy metals.
1715650
I don't think this needs to be refrigerated. We keep it in our cabinet and haven't noticed any deterioration of the product as a result.
1033727
The manufacturer may best be able to answer this question. I'm just a consumer but I store my oil in a cabinet - a dry, cool place because I use my oil relatively quickly (about a couple months for 4 ounces.) I use it on my face, neck, chest, a bit for my hair and my hands. If you think it may be many months before you use up the bottle, then maybe the refrigerator would extend the life of the product. Assuming oils that are natural do have a life span that may be a good idea. Again, a quick email to the manufacturer might be of more help. Cheers!
318355
I leave mine out and it does say on the bottle you CAN refrigerate but do not, no issues. I have been using this oil for about 2 years with no problems. I believe there are 3 sizes of bottles.
587953
Hello, Yes, we keep this in the refrigerator until we ship this out. Please let us know if you have any further questions. Regards,
510428
You can store the oil in the fryer, but it's recommended you filter the oil before storing it, so I filter it back into it's original bottle and leave it there instead of pouring it back into the fryer for storage.
1107290
I keep mine in the fridge and the pills stay fresh. And YES, the seal is adequate. But you could try with another fish oil brand but all gelatin pills become "squishy" if you leave them in a humid and/or hot temperature.
1833106
Like coconut oil, it doesn't need refrigeration and will last well over a year+ because it's a highly saturated oil. great for your health. take it as a thick liquid with a spoon.
535616
yes it has been refrigerated, but the oil has been used many months ago. I do remember that the pressing date was within a few days of delivery. Sorry i couldn't be of more help.
2057057
I would keep them in a cool, dark place, but not in the refrigerator. (Mine are in one of my kitchen cabinets where there is no direct sun, and behind a closed door.) Refrigerated, I think the oil will congeal, and it may affect how it absorbs into your system. You can always call the company if you want confirmation.
38314
no, that is one of the big things about butter oil, it is shelf stable. mine has always just been on the counter. it is better to leave out of the fridge or it will turn very hard like butter does in the fridge and it will be hard to get out of the jar.
564260
I don't know. I did not store it in the fridge. My best advice is to follow the manufacturer's directions on that particular point.