How does sardine & anchovy compare/differ from the benefits of salmon oil?
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It's very comparable. I use it for my dog's skin/coat and was using salmon oil prior to discovering this product. It works just as well and you get more product for your money. I was purchasing a 12oz product for $18 and this is more for a just a little more $ however it lasts me much longer than the salmon oil I was using
1374920
Pollock oil is only going to help with skin problems. Salmon oil supports not only skin issues but vision, heart, joints, the immune system, cognitive and other nerve-based functions.
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I eat sardines like i eat tuna and salmon, with pickles or crackers, etc. One of the major reasons is the health benefits.I buy sardines in water. Some people do not like the taste of fish so buy them in oil or other additives. that is ok. i just sprinkle them with salt and pepper, maybe some hot pepper, and eat them out of the can. with crackers is good too.i have bought this brand for a long time and them i saw in the reviews that it may not be totally off the west coast so i now buy Matiz Gallego and Motgada Portugese Sardines. Much better.
414576
My cats are both males (my son also uses this product and his are both males too) and love the King, which is seafood. I have used the Queen, which has chicken, and other meats. They like both kinds, and I didn't see any difference in the long run. I don't think one is better than the other, unless the fish oil helps with nice coats. It just came down to seafood or meats. So I went with price and use mostly the King.
825290
salmon oil is not species-specific. Although this particular product is not human food-grade, even people use salmon oil.
617842
purified deep sea fish oil (from anchovies and sardines), soft gel capsule (gelatin, water, glycerin, natural strawberry flavor), natural strawberry flavor, d-alpha tocopherol, rosemary extract (a natural preservative).
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Coromega Omega-3 Supplement, Orange Flavor, Squeeze Packets, 90-Count Box Go to http://www.coromega.com/about/purity-questions/ where you will find anchovies and sardines as source fish.
323132
Not in mine. I'm allergic to shellfish, and I don't like anchovy. That is why I take the salmon oil.
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Carlson website indicates "Contains fish (anchovy and sardine)" and "...cold water fish including Mackerel and sardines which are especially rich in the important Omega-3's EPA and DHA." "...FDA-registered laboratory and has been determined to be fresh, fully potent and free of detrimental levels of mercury, cadmium, lead, PCB's and 28 other contaminants." For more info call Carlson -please call at 1-888-234-5656
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No to both. It has some skin and the usual chewable bones found in canned salmon. I enjoy the crunch of the bones and the skin has no significant impact on the taste. HTH...
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Other ingredients are listed as Anchovy and Sardine, probably minor bycatch. Overall very good and potent in Omega complex oils, and really good natural anti-inflammatory.
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I usually get the salmon oil and have not recieved this yet (comes tomorrow- recycled my old bottle last trash day). I noted that some others responded to similar questions on the product site in Amazon. I think my dogs like the salmon oil better but I like to switch it up alittle. They love both.
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Nutritionally there is no difference in regards to the sardines themselves. The white box Crown Prince contains "pure olive oil" which is a combination of refined olive oil and virgin oils which are unrefined, hence the word "natural." The blue box Crown Prince contains basic olive oil. Neither box contains "extra virgin olive oil" which is superior in taste and antioxidants because such oil is delivered via unrefined cold processing (first pressing) resulting in less acidity as well. The other two oils found in the white and blue boxes are heat/chemical extracted. IMO there is no real nutritional difference between those two oils. Side Note: Crown Prince Natural "Brisling Sardines" DOES come in extra virgin olive oil. Nutritionally there is no difference in regards to the sardines themselves. The white box Crown Prince contains "pure olive oil" which is a combination of refined olive oil and virgin oils which are unrefined, hence the word "natural." The blue box Crown Prince contains basic olive oil. Neither box contains "extra virgin olive oil" which is superior in taste and antioxidants because such oil is delivered via unrefined cold processing (first pressing) resulting in less acidity as well. The other two oils found in the white and blue boxes are heat/chemical... » Read More Nutritionally there is no difference in regards to the sardines themselves. The white box Crown Prince contains "pure olive oil" which is a combination of refined olive oil and virgin oils which are unrefined, hence the word "natural." The blue box Crown Prince contains basic olive oil. Neither box contains "extra virgin olive oil" which is superior in taste and antioxidants because such oil is delivered via unrefined cold processing (first pressing) resulting in less acidity as well. The other two oils found in the white and blue boxes are heat/chemical extracted. IMO there is no real nutritional difference between those two oils. Side Note: Crown Prince Natural "Brisling Sardines" DOES come in extra virgin olive oil. « Show Less
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It's irritating that Amazon doesn't supply ingredients on so many of it's products. This is the answer from another site. Supplement Facts: Omega-3 Fatty Acids, EPA (Eicosapentaenoic Acid) 800mg, DHA (Docosahexaenoic Acid) 500mg Nature's Answer Liquid Omega-3 Deep Sea Fish Oil EPA/DHA Orange Flavor 16 fl oz Omega 3 Fish Oils provides pharmaceutical grade, molecularly distilled, nitrogen flushed fish body oil, harvested in the cold, clean waters of the North Atlantic. This oil naturally provides essential Omega-3 fatty acids, including EPA and DHA. It contains Deep Sea Anchovy and Sardine Body Oils, Natural Orange Oil, Rosemary Oil, Quik-Sorb (ginger rhizome, amla fruit, capsicum fruit). *No artificial preservatives. Suggested Use: As a dietary supplement take 1 teaspoon (5 ml) daily with a meal, or as directed by your healthcare practitioner. May be mixed with water or food. Shake well before use. REFRIGERATE AFTER OPENING. Other Ingredients: Deep sea anchovy & sardine body oil, natural orange oil, Quik-Sorb (ginger rhizome, amla fruit, capsicum fruit), rosemary oil. **This fish oil product is regularly tested (by AOCS US Drug Formulary Test Methods) for potency and purity at Independent WHO FDA Registered Laboratories. It is found to be free of detectable levels of lead, mercury, arsenic, cadmium, PCB's, dioxins and pesticides Keep out of reach of children. Do not use if safety seal is damaged or missing. If pregnant, nursing or on medication, consult with your healthcare practitioner.
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Half of the nutrients are in the bones and skins - also great flavor. I also prefer sardines in oil! ☼ Bud ☼
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Anchovies, olive oil and salt is what the label states. I drain off the olive oil and then eat the salty but delicious anchovies.
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I believe the product is made in Huntington Beach, CA but the Nowegian anchovy oil probably comes from Norwegian anchovy. I agree with Ms. Sews, go to website to see where the safflower oil, potassium sulfate. etc cp,e from. We have used this on our Black Labs since 2005 and would not use any other for shiny, healthy coat and minimal dander.