Rating: total green check marks out of 5.
The
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The
Not So Good
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Daily dose in 2 soft gels
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Soft gels are big
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No fishy taste
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Remembering to take with food
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High concentration of Omega-3 fats
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$30/month cost
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Added natural Vitamin D3
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Independent testing for toxins
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The best part is that the soft gels have no fishy taste. No "fish breath" after taking them either. The lemon flavor is so mild, that I did not even notice the soft gels were lemon flavored until I read the bottle.
If I were to take these on a regular basis, I would buy the 120 soft gel bottle, which would last me 2 months at 2 soft gels per day. Taking Ultimate Omega-D3 on a daily basis would cost me about $30/month, so I would probably consider taking them on an every other day basis.
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Disclosure: I received
the sample from Nordic Naturals in order to facilitate my review.
No other compensation was received. This product review is based on my
personal experiences. This review is objective and completely honest.
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