Asa chemist, I question their claimed epa-dha levels. Has anyone seen an assay certificate? (see my 1-star review.)
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I'm not a chemist and have not seen such a report. My doctor did give me a copy of a study from the university of Wisconsin that listed this product, among some others, as a good source.
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No. This is the brand of fish oil capsules my husband and I have used since taking fish oil was recommended by our doctor, and we have had positive results in our cholesterol levels in follow up lab tests. Those results are good enough for us.
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Labdoor, allegedly unbiased 3rd party tester, analysis shows totally different scheme:Total Omega-3 380mgEPA/Serving 240mgDHA/Serving 80mg
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Epa-DHA Balance has EPA 400mg and 200mg DHA, max DHA has DHA 560 mg, and EPA 100 mg; the max dha is the stuff I guess I needed because it helped me remember more . I also take fish oil twice a day. BOB
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Perhaps if you explain what you mean by "gla" ( I assume it's not Gamma-linolenic acid) I might be able to help you.
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Dear,sorry for responsing so late.The DHA haven't list qty.on the package,so I couldn't help you on this question.
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I did not see a certification from any recognized agency. You may ask the BulkSupplements if they have any testing in place. However it should be noted that supplements are not inspected by a national agency such as the FDA. Supplements fall under "Caveat emptor".
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I emailed them. This was the reply: "Hello, There are no chelated acids in General Organics. It is simply not registered or certified by any board because they require information that is proprietary and we are not willing to divulge. It is also very expensive and we do not have a large contingent of certified organic growers that use our products. So, it doesn't make financial sense. Thank you, Jesse Pennington" So, no, there are no chelated acids.
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The therapeutic grade claim is a scam. The best quality you can get and you should look for is 100% pure and organic. You can't really tell by looking at labels so you need to find trusted brands. Now Foods offers great quality essential oils.
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I emailed them. This was the reply:"Hello, There are no chelated acids in General Organics. It is simply not registered or certified by any board because they require information that is proprietary and we are not willing to divulge. It is also very expensive and we do not have a large contingent of certified organic growers that use our products. So, it doesn't make financial sense. Thank you,Jesse Pennington"So, no, there are no chelated acids.
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According to testing by Consumerlab.com, this product's EPA amount is 191mg and DHA amount is 128mg per softgel
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You want more EPA so you can have therapeutic effect. Go here and read more about it. http://igennus.com/nutrition/omega-3-science/epa-vs-dha/
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I'm sorry, this is not the brand I purchased from Amazon in September 2012. The brand I purchased is Best Pet Health Natural Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil. That brand, according to the label, contains 500 mg of DHA and 455 mg of EPA per teaspoon. I can't answer for Paw Pals Salmon Oil, because I have never used it.
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You also should know that H&B; Oils is a questionable company, claiming that their oils are organic but with absolutely no proof and no certification. Also their address and location is never on the product. Just try to find them. Impossible. Scammers.
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A third party has tested for mercury:https://labdoor.com/review/nordic-naturals-babys-dha
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EPA is 9 % and DHA is 11 %. I gave our German Shepherd who is over 75 lbs. closer to 3 squirts a day. 2 in the am and 1 at night.
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DHC products are sold in China (where animal testing is required for all cosmetics), they're not Leaping Bunny certified and the issue is suspiciously absent from the company's list of "core values" on their website. Hmmmm...
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There is 300mg per pill, 250 of that is EPA+DHA. Not sure about the coding, I know you can definitely smell them.