CarlsonCod Liver Oil, 1100 mg Omega-3s, Wild-Caught Norwegian Arctic Cod-Liver Oil, Sustainably Sourced Nordic Fish Oil Liquid, Unflavored, 500 ml (16.9 Fl Oz)

I tried Carlson's Fish Oil after hearing it praised as a quality source of Omega 3s by a couple of health gurus on YouTube. I have included Omega 3s in my health care routine for well over 20 years. I used to take fish oil softgels, and then moved to krill oil softgels and vegan/algae softgels. These were always 'fine' to take. Neutral taste, sometimes a bit large to swallow. When I tasted the Carlson's I was surprised that it was actually pleasant to take! It is smooth, with a very mild lemony taste - it smells, tastes, and feels pure and clean. Having it chilled due to refrigerator storage enhances the pleasurable experience.Only once during the last 20 years have I experienced omega 3 products going bad, but it is an experience I prefer never to have again! I feel safer with Carlson's as a source -- I expect any changes would be easier to detect in a liquid than in softgels, and the risk of going bad should be minimized by keeping the bottle refrigerated.While I have grown accustomed to the high costs of some Omega 3 products, I did feel a bit of sticker shock when I saw the cost of this bottle of Carlson's. I decided to do a mathematical comparison. Not all the products I looked at reported total mgs of Omega 3s, but they did report total mgs per serving of EPA, DHA, and some included DPA. I calculated the cost per teaspoon of Carlson's and the cost per softgel for the others (from Subscribe & Save prices), then divided that amount by the total mg of (EPA + DHA + DPA) reported to be available in a softgel or teaspoon, to obtain the cost for 1 mg of the healthful components I was seeking. I looked at three brands of Krill Oil because I had previously compared those three and had the data. The costs were:$0.00311 for 1 mg of EPA/DHA --------- Krill Oil (Brand 1) - also reports phospholipids & aztaxanthin$0.00270 for 1 mg of EPA/DHA --------- Krill Oil (Brand 2) - also reports choline, phospholipids & aztaxanthin$0.00230 for 1 mg of EPA/DHA --------- Krill Oil (Brand 3) - also reports phospholipids & aztaxanthin$0.00142 for 1 mg of DHA/DPA --- Vegan/algae sourced omega 3s$0.00029 for 1 mg of EPA/DHA/DPA --- Carlson's Fish Oil liquid$0.00022 for 1 mg of EPA/DHA/DPA --- High quality brand of Fish Oil softgelsI am personally shooting for about 2 grams of EPA per day and about 2 grams of DHA per day. That is probably going to require some combination of the above. I have decided, though, that Carlson's Fish Oil liquid is going to be the base of my omega 3 protocol.

I'm very satisfied with this supplement. I prefer liquid forms as they are much easier to take. I find this particular brand of great quality. The lemon flavor is surprisingly delicious. No fishy aftertaste. Excellent supplement. Very happy with my purchase. We'll worth the price. This company really cares about the quality that they supply to their customers. I will be purchasing this product in the future as well as letting family and friends know how great the quality and taste is. If your looking for a liquid form of omega 3 oil, I do suggest giving this brand a try. I think you'll be very happy with this one.

This is a great fish oil!!! Have used it for over 12 yrs and it has made a huge difference in how much faster my hair grows and having healthy nails which also no longer chip or peel. I like either lemon or orange flavor. I take 2 tbs a day which is more than recommended but then I also see fantastic results....was getting it from another supplier but Amazon was almost $5 cheaper and sooner delivery. This is also being written pre tariff so not sure what price might raise up to.

I am a repeat customer because this product meets my homeopathic process. Has a slight lemon taste, which I also like.

I take a spoonful every morning. The lemon flavor is great. I’m 74 still going strong strong. Can do 750 pushups inside of an hour and a half. Still running etc. This is one of the supplements I take. Been taking it for decades. Very high quality.

I have tried the Lemon, orange, and berry flavors. Lemon is by far the best tasting. Orange flavor is not strong enough and berry flavor is just not good.I will stick with Lemon flavor and it doesn’t really taste like fish oil at all which makes it consumable.

Flavor is not bad at all. I usually put in smoothies but also take it by the spoonful. I use for boosting immunity and for my jointsWhy did you pick this product vs others?:Good reviews

I'm sold! I bought cod liver oil for my little Russian Blue before...a couple of times...and I stuck to what I bought the first time when I purchased the second time. However, I started reading about cod liver oil and how it should NOT smell fishy. I didn't know. Therefore, I started looking at reviews and different brands. I also am drawn to glass bottles. I know everything consumed or used on our bodies is MUCH better in a glass bottle, that plastics are toxic. I know I smell plastics, and if they stink, I won't use them.It was not clear to me that this was a glass bottle, but looking at the photo, it looked like it could be. I was VERY pleased to find out, IT'S GLASS!!! The lid is the lightweight metal type that has the vertically perforated bottom that hugs the glass but will expand to remove and replace. I read that some people complained about the lid, but I figured I'd find a lid that fit if I didn't like the oil. I bought it for my kitty, as I've not done well using cod liver oil personally. However, this one has NO FISHY SMELL! That, alone, sells me on the next purchase. The size, for the money, it's more expensive, but how valuable is our health? Since my little kitty loves it...and she is VERY picky...I shall give it a thumbs up. I'd say it's very effective with her. I've noticed her eating more, her appetite picking up. The size of the bottle is great for what I'm using it for right now. I think I'm going to give this brand a try for myself, too! NO FISHY? Just wow!