Nutraplanet fish oil

[georgetown]

Any one used their fish oil? Good price on it wondering if it has any good feedback or quality testing?

 

[LeanEngineer]

I personally haven't but maybe someone who has will get in. I'm sure it's pretty good and if it's at a good price i'd say go for it.

 

[cheftepesh1]

When I run out I might give it a go.

 

[justhere4comm]

I'm considering krill oil instead. Better in so many ways to fish oil.

Less dose and more benefits. In my cart right now is VIVA Labs Krill Oil.

Solid profile compared to others at less than $30 for 60 day supply. I wouldn't take the 2 caps dose. I think 1 would be just fine.

Still on the fence. Hence my post here.

Hope this lends another dimension to your question.

 

[georgetown]

I'm considering krill oil instead. Better in so many ways to fish oil.

Less dose and more benefits. In my cart right now is VIVA Labs Krill Oil.

Solid profile compared to others at less than $30 for 60 day supply. I wouldn't take the 2 caps dose. I think 1 would be just fine.

Still on the fence. Hence my post here.

Hope this lends another dimension to your question.

Already got krill oil in the cart, jarrows brand though

 

[The_Old_Guy]

Starkist Alaskan, Wild Caught, Pink Salmon - Under $3 a can. Three 112g servings per can. 2.4g DHA/EPA and 24g P

A meal and a supplement in one

 

[johnnyp]

Hopefully there something more convincing of quality than the COA for the BHB :sigh:

 

[georgetown]

Hopefully there something more convincing of quality than the COA for the BHB :sigh:

What makes you say that?

 

[johnnyp]

What makes you say that?

The pictured COA from the SP site had no lab name or contact on it, it just looks like something made in Word.