Member’s Mark Omega 3 Fish Oil Enteric Coated – 350 Softgels
- Enteric Coated – No fishy aftertaste.
- 1000mg natural fish oil per softgel
- 350 softgels per bottle
Fish Oil naturally contains the Omega 3 Fatty Acids, EPA and DHA. Omega-3 Fatty Acids help maintain heart and vascular health.* Product has been laboratory tested to ensure absorption in the small intestines.
1000 mg per softgel
3 softgels daily
Coated for no fishy aftertaste
Naturally and artificially flavored
Gluten free
No Lactose
Purified to remove mercury, PCBs and dioxins
Laboratory tested
Quality assured
Dietary supplement
350 softgels
The enteric coating reduces the fishy
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(out of 5 reviews)
List Price: $ 19.99
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Review by cbs3143 for Member’s Mark Omega 3 Fish Oil Enteric Coated – 350 Softgels
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I’ve been taking fish oil capsules for the past few years, and initially used another brand of fish oil capsules without an enteric coating. The other brand also offered an enteric coated product, which I also tried, but the Member’s Mark brand has excellent quality at a better price.
I have been using the recommended dosage, and have noticed that my fasting triglyceride level dropped from 130 in 4/2007 to 62 in 4/2008. My total cholesterol has decreased from 150 to 131 in the same period. While my HDL cholesterol was unaffected, my LDL cholesterol decreased from 103 to 98, and my VLDL cholesterol decreased from 26 to 12.
I don’t know how usual that is, but I am physically disabled, and was unable to increase my activity level. I also lost 30 pounds over the same time period, and suspect that my reduced fat diet may have also been a factor. While there are several factors affecting my test results, I believe that the enteric coated fish oil capsules were a significant factor. I have never had any “fishy” aftertaste with the Members Mark enteric coated fish oil capsules.
Review by Robert S. McGann for Member’s Mark Omega 3 Fish Oil Enteric Coated – 350 Softgels
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My nurse-practitioner had suggested taking fish oil capsules as a means of addressing my cholesterol levels. She recommended an enteric coated product so as to reduce the chances of having “fish breath”. Having two cats in the house makes this good advice.
I’ve been taking the Member’s Mark product for a couple of weeks now. I have had only one instance where I could smell my own breath but that was after some other gastric distress. I would say that the product lives up to its promises. The slight vanilla taste and aroma of the capsules makes swallowing more palatable.
Review by R. Lanthier for Member’s Mark Omega 3 Fish Oil Enteric Coated – 350 Softgels
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I have had wonderful results in my lipid profile, particularly in managing Triglycerides since I began taking fish oil supplements a few years ago – since I have started taking fish oil, my lipid profile has maintained ideal status. I am always looking for a good deal on good quality fish oil and the Member’s Mark brand is fantastic. You cannot find a better value for enteric coated (no yucky fish burps) 1000MG, purified (no mercury) fish oil. There is also a pleasant vanilla flavor, and the softgels seems bit smaller than those I have taken recently. All in all, excellent product. Highly recommended!
Review by Nat for Member’s Mark Omega 3 Fish Oil Enteric Coated – 350 Softgels
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helps my baby brain after giving birth! And most importantly no after-taste and doesnt come up on me!
Review by thatman for Member’s Mark Omega 3 Fish Oil Enteric Coated – 350 Softgels
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I got the wrong idea after reading other reviews. This is straight-up fish oil, not molecularly distilled; the label makes no mention of testing for mercury or such. Omega-3 Enteric Coated 1000mg 90 Softgels, for example does.
Also, it lists 300mg of Omega-3 fatty acids per capsule, but does not list the mix of DHA v. EPA v. other Omega-3 fatty acids. Not exactly a critical issue, but it makes me think that the mix may vary over time, depending upon what fish is cheapest… I prefer a consistent supplement.