Salmon Fish Oil 150's
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Product Description
Technical Specifications
- Source: Salmon oil with naturally occurring astaxanthin
- Omega-3 Form: Natural Triglyceride (TG)
- Capsule Count: 150 Softgels per bottle
- Supply Duration: Approximately 5 months at 1 softgel daily
- Shelf Life: 24 months, unopened
- Testing: GC-FID potency testing and oxidation (TOTOX) screening per batch
Salmon oil naturally contains astaxanthin, a carotenoid antioxidant that gives salmon its color, alongside EPA and DHA. Standard fish oil, often sourced from anchovy or sardine, typically lacks significant natural astaxanthin unless it is added separately.
Potency is verified per batch through gas chromatography testing and detailed on the Certificate of Analysis provided with each shipment, ensuring the labeled EPA and DHA content matches what is actually in the capsule.
The 150 count format is designed as a five-month supply for buyers running subscription models, bulk pharmacy orders, or households preferring fewer reorders. It also lowers the effective cost per softgel for the end consumer.
Yes, astaxanthin gives the oil a natural orange-red tint, which is expected and indicates the compound is present rather than stripped out during processing.
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat. Once opened, refrigeration is recommended in hot or humid climates to preserve freshness across the full five-month supply.
Yes, contract manufacturing with custom branding, capsule count and packaging specifications is available for qualifying order quantities.
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