Naturalis Ultimate rTG Omega 3 Fish Oil 1800mg from Wild New Zealand Tuna - Full Spectrum Omega3s EPA, DHA & DPA - Sustainably Sourced, Non-GMO, Gluten Free - 180 Softgels

These softgels are easy to take because they don't cause fishy burbs or give unpleasant aftertaste. I also like that it is sourced from the wild caught fish and not from harvested.

I've been taking this for about a week now, and it seems like a good supplement. Of course it isn't one that you notice taking really, but I have found that fish oil helps me have less aches and pains and also keeps me regular. This is doing a very good job of both of those things, as well as a myriad of other benefits that I can't necessarily feel. I like the ingredients and have been very happy with the quality. There is no weird smell or taste, and it is an easy gel to swallow even though it is quite big.

I have taken fish oil for years. I continue taking them for good health.

I have been taking Omega 3 supplements for many years and mainly for my eyesight. Recently during my eye exam, I explained to the eye doctor that I have a really bad case of tears running from my eyes all day. I thought it was allergies. The eye doctor said it was a case of very dry eyes. I told him I was taking Omega-3. He told me the brand was not potent enough with all the higher doses of MGS. When I saw this brand, they are exactly the dosage of EPA, DHA, and DPA he recommended as my daily dosage. I have been taking these Omega-3s for over 2 weeks and my tears have significantly reduced. In addition, there is Astaxanthin and FloraE and I did not have these in my brand. I love that they offer a 30 day guarantee on their product. Taking 2 capsules per day is great as the doc advised me to start with 3 tablets per day and once my running eyes have stopped I can go to 2 capsules per day. This brand for the price is much more reasonable than another brand the eye doc recommended that cost $100 for 90 day supply. I am very please with the outcome I have achieved so far using rTG Omega-3 and the full recommendations of EPA, DHA and DPA the eye doctor suggested to help my dry eyes stop tearing up so much all day. And the capsules are the same size as my previous Omegas so no problem with swallowing them. And they are made in the USA. DISCLAIMER: I received this product free via Amazon's Vine Program. I am not paid to participate in the program nor paid for my review. My goal is to share honest and unbiased review of my experience with this product.

The bottle is well made and love the fact they are dark so that the light doesn't get to the vitamins. The top is easy to use and allows you to be swift with retrieving the vitamins. Doesn't have a strong taste when taking it and for me they are easy to take compared to some of the super large ones.

This is a quality tuna oil supplement that is manufactured in the Calfornia, USA in a cGMP-compliant facility and third-party tested for heavy metals. That reassures me that I am using a safe and reliable product. I also really like that this product is certified sustainable and traceable by the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) and IFOS 5-star rated. That eases my conscience. I have no adverse reactions to this fish oil such as indigestion or burping.

rTG Fish oil is supposedly easier to absorb by the body than other forms. While I can't really tell its quality and efficacy from outward appearances, it does seem to be well purified oil in each soft gel capsule. The capsules are medium big but goes down easy with a cup of water. It also contains Astanxthin from algae, the red pigment antioxidant that gives wild salmon its color, so that seems healthy to have. It says the fish oil is from New Zealand Tuna, but is not explicit on the source. I doubt it's Bluefin or Yellowfin, so it's likely Skipjack or Albacore at best. Not exactly a big deal as purified fish oil is super refined but it's good to know how sustainably sourced it is. One thing that is slightly off putting for me is that New Zealand is spelled New Zeanland on the front (but is correct elsewhere on the label).

It's hard to really gauge the effectiveness of a vitamin/supplement in a short amount of time, so I will have to update my review in another 1-2 months with any additional thoughts I have on this product. So far:- The ingredient list is noteworthy, but what's also noteworthy is how it's sourced. This is a better option than the fish oil supplement I have been taking.- I have had no digestive issues with this product after almost two weeks of use.- The capsules are easy to digest.I am hopeful I will start noticing some of the anti-inflammatory benefits. I will say it's a little more pricey than I'm used to, but if it works, it's worth it.