Why does the title say 1000 mg but the label says 690 mg?
1822501
I believe 690mg means that is how much of the omega-3 is in the product per serving?
1822502
I do not know unless the 690 refers to Omega-3 only. On the supplement facts on the back there are 3 other ingredients listed also.
1822503
The 1,000 mg indicates total content. The 690 is the good stuff (omega 3's/EPA/DHA) This is a pretty good ratio based on my limited research.
1822504
As Nordic Naturals is slowing changing the labels on their products, they are indicating the total amount of Omega-3's per serving in the product. As you can see on the bottom of the image of the product, each softgel is still 1,000 mg, which is the amount of fish oil per softgel. The 690 mg above that refers to the total amount of Omega-3s per SERVING (of 2 softgels), since this is more concentrated than many other brands. We hope this helps.
1227847
1000mg is 1 tsp. There are 45 drops in 1 tsp. So I guess like 22.2mg is a drop.
1367941
If a serving size is 2 capsules, then the amount listed is for the serving size of 2 capsules taken together. That means one capsule contains half the amounts listed on the label. Seems like there's misleading information from the company, as the front label says "1300 mg each" so I can understand the confusion people will have.
1169122
250 mg in 2 oz. The No Salt Added version, with a green edge on the label instead of the orange, has 100 mg in 2 oz.
1869552
I suggest contacting the company for clarification. The number is on the bottle and you can see it in the picture.
389470
There are closeups of the nutrition label on this page, but if you can't see them, it says 690mg per serving (one package)
646524
Serving size is 2 capsules which is 1000 mg. Not sure how that equates to teaspoons.
1761312
From reading the label, it is 100%. Two 500 mg pills/tablets (the serving suggestion) would equal 1 gram.
160900
My 1,000 mg are large capsule shaped gel pills. they are a muddy brown color. I have only had pill shaped ones when they were 200 mg.
1407658
There are 5 grams in a teaspoon, Not mg 1000 mg= one gram. Hope this answers your question. More is better when it comes to oil
2231445
The first 3 posters answered "YES", however, that is NOT an answer. I bought this thinking it was one pill daily, but it is 3 pills/serving. So to answer the question, THREE capsules=1000mg.
1413901
The capsules are a pretty good size, but they go down easy...just so you know, the bottle has "1000 mg" all over the label, but this dose requires TWO capsules.
2010285
I understand this was posted a while ago, but I just have to say that 5.76g X 1000 = 5760mg, not 5,000.76
1938674
it doesn't state that it is either. Its fact label states COenzyme Q-10 200Mg
1325072
The milligram count is 375. If you look at different suppliments they usually all show the mil count on their labeling. I don't know if this count is high or low but it seems to work for me.
2256573
Where does it say each capsule is 500 mg? You need to ask the manufacture that question, I don't have an answer for you.
197877
The label on my bottle list it as 150 mcg per serving with two capsules being a serving.