The bottles I just received say "Omega Q Plus 100". Amazon's bottle leaves off the "100". What is the difference?
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The Omega Q Plus 100 is an updated version of this product. The "100" contains a full 100mg of Hydro Q-Sorb CoQ10 as where the non "100" only contains 50mg of Hydro Q-Sorb CoQ10.
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OmegaQ Plus 100 has twice the CoQ10. Other than that the product is identical to OmegaQ Plus
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I don't know. However their products were highly recommended to me years ago for their potency and I've taken them ever since. The Omega 3 is excellent. My opinion, I think their products are first class. I hope this helps you.
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I had the same concern, and was able to contact Thorne and receive a reply. YES, they are the same. that is directly from Thorne. (it seemed to imply a cost savings by using a smaller bottle.)
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Yes I have both products but the Omega XL is so expensive get the Tripernol it is the same quality but not the high price I am very a happy with the Tripernol product.
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The bottle is in fact NEITHER 3.4 or 3.3 ounces- it is actually 100 millitres.Both 3.3 + 3.4 "ounces" are used interchangeably in the conversion from the 100 milliliter metric measurement- These products are manufactured in Europe, where the metric system is used. The rate of conversion to ounces is an afterthought, and both 3.3 and 3.4 is used, depending on if you choose to round up or down when converting the 100 ml volume.Similarly, the 50 millitre bottles are interchangeably shown as both 1.6 or 1.7 ounce- both are in fact 50 mls.If a listing or a product line uses one or the other rate to convert from milliliters to ounces, it has absolutely no bearing on the authenticity of the product. The bottle is in fact NEITHER 3.4 or 3.3 ounces- it is actually 100 millitres.Both 3.3 + 3.4 "ounces" are used interchangeably in the conversion from the 100 milliliter metric measurement- These products are manufactured in Europe, where the metric system is used. The rate of conversion to ounces is an afterthought, and both 3.3 and 3.4 is used, depending on if you choose to round up or down when converting the 100 ml volume.Similarly, the 50 millitre bottles are interchangeably shown as both 1.6 or 1.7 ounce- both are in fact 50 mls.If a... » Read More The bottle is in fact NEITHER 3.4 or 3.3 ounces- it is actually 100 millitres.Both 3.3 + 3.4 "ounces" are used interchangeably in the conversion from the 100 milliliter metric measurement- These products are manufactured in Europe, where the metric system is used. The rate of conversion to ounces is an afterthought, and both 3.3 and 3.4 is used, depending on if you choose to round up or down when converting the 100 ml volume.Similarly, the 50 millitre bottles are interchangeably shown as both 1.6 or 1.7 ounce- both are in fact 50 mls.If a listing or a product line uses one or the other rate to convert from milliliters to ounces, it has absolutely no bearing on the authenticity of the product. « Show Less
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I can think of a few possibilities. Perhaps you ordered a different formula by mistake. You might check the label. Or Life-Flo might have mislabeled the product. (My Progesta-Care Plus is a different color than my BiEstro Care) Or, Life-Flo had to get the ingredients from a different source for this batch, thus a slightly different color. Customer service should have been more helpful. Their products are great, but they'll lose customers if they don't improve their service.
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Kate - One of the images Amazon shows for this product is the specs side of the bottle. Full details there.
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Hi Caspurr. Its me again. I just thought I let you know that I was referring to the Carlson Labs Elite Omega-3 Gems (700 mg of EPA & DHA per softgel capsule), and not the Carlson Super Omega-3 Gems (500 mg of EPA & DHA per softgel capsule). Sorry about the ambiguity on the last response. The Elite Gems are about $3 more expensive for only 120 softgels, 10 softgels less that the Carlson Super Omega-3 fish oil.
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I have bought 2 bottles here, and the correct label is the one on their website....http://www.prescript-assist.com/?gclid=CKm4o_KMtL0CFUWVfgodkmEAwg this label must be older....I have the 90 count bottle, I know they also sell a 60 count bottle, maybe that is a different label. Hope this helps, sometimes people who should be up on things at the company they work for, sometimes aren't. That is what I have learned over the years :)
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The omega 3 and hyaluronic acid are both listed under proprietary blend= 353mg. Schiff does not list the values as seperate items. Sorry that is all that is on the label. Linda
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They are actually the same size, 100 milliliters is equivalent to 3.381 fluid ounces. I would buy the one that says 3.4 oz. I has a better price and is by Amazon
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The thumbnail image shows the larger bottle which does contain 180. But when I click on the image to enlarge it, it shows the smaller bottle which contains only 80. My bottle was the larger one. Hope this helps as the images are confusing.
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That's a very good question! I asked that immediately myself when I first saw the package. It makes NO sense. I wouldn't use this product for that reason alone. Personally, I prefer Solgar Wild Alaskan Full Spectrum Omega Supplement, 120 Count as a pure and potent source of omega-3s. Dark glass bottle, in a box as well. Great product, great company with a firm reputation.
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It is a Omega supplement, Made from fish oil. Check the web site and then check ingredients. Check with your physician to be sure it is safe for YOU to take.Gene
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the omega 9000 is stainless steel, the 1000 is plastic. although the working bits (basket, blade etc.) are steel in both
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The bottles I got are exactly the same that the one on the picture... just the extract and potassium. ... read the labels when u get the bottles... reviews sometimes are wrong or its just ppl making a big dramma for many reasons, just read the labels and if u got anything u dont like contact the seller I called them to ask some questions they are very nice.. ps I just start my second bottle and I seen results, remember is a complement u must whatch what u eat and exercise , they are not miracle pills like lots ppl think ...
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If you want a more specific answer, go to the Omega website. I believe the major difference is in the motor. I researched them all at the time I purchased mine, and decided the difference wasn't significant enough for the higher cost, for what I wanted to use it for, which is juicing leaves. Sorry I can't be more specific, but I do remember I asked the same question on the Omega website, and received a very satisfactory answer.