Wild Fish Oil

Best out there

Truly does not have a fishy taste or aftertaste. They are fairly large in size but very smooth and despite the size, I have no issues swallowing. I like that these are high potency.

I needed a safe and effective fish oil to include in the raw food I am making for my foster kittens. Prior to selecting a fish oil supplement, I went on a fact-finding mission to educate myself on what to look for in the highest quality fish oil. Of great importance to me is that any supplement I use be safe, efficacious, sourced responsibly, and that the production process and packaging maintain the product's purity. I searched for top-recommended fish oils, and also thoroughly reviewed item description information. When I found the Wild Fish Oil, and read the description and data information I was very, very, happy. It was exactly what I was looking for. This is the superior kind of fish oil that is recommended, and it met all of my aforementioned requirements as well. The capsules have no fishy smell, and even when I snip the capsules open to mix it into my kitten's food, the smell of the oil is fresh. The oil is clear, and is fresh and pure. I highly recommend this fish oil, and if you do your own research I believe that you will agree that this is a stand-out product.

The price, capsule size, and taste are all fine. Menhaden fish oil is supposed to be the best source of Omega 3 DPA, and Wild Fish Oil is one of the few available brands for this rare nutrient. If there is significant DPA in each Wild Fish Oil capsule, this brand is a bargain. Most other fish oils apparently do not contain DPA, or so little of it that it is not mentioned on their labels, the other brands of Menhaden fish oil are significantly more expensive. Now some criticism: The minuscule printing on the Wild Fish Oil label is hard to read without a magnifying glass. Further, the label does not clearly state the amount of DPA in mg. in one capsule, rather it provides only an unexplained Omega 3 numerical range of 10-20 for the DPA without any mention of what those numbers mean. If this range is in mg, it appears low. If these capsules result in a noticeable increase in a feeling of well being as the label claims, it probably requires weeks or months of taking them. The capsules may, nevertheless, produce better health in the long run. I have been taking them less than a week without perceiving any difference that I can attribute to them. The serving size on the label is one capsule. Is that the recommended daily dosage? The print is so small, I may have overlooked it. Despite this criticism, I'll no doubt continue to take these capsules for a number of months before making a final decision to continue indefinitely or to quit.

I chose Wild Fish Oil because I'd read very extensively about the Menhaden fish, and I understood the vast difference between this fish oil and any other. I had been taking regular fish oil from health food stores and drugstores for a few years, but one day I realized that what I was buying was most likely from (ugh) Farmed Fish. (Double Ugh!!) So I stopped taking fish oil for a while, saving my pennies for a more expensive name-brand of Menhaden Fish Oil. Thankfully I discovered THIS brand instead, which is half the price of the other, and is also far superior! I have been taking this Wild Fish Oil for nearly a week now, and I am already beginning to FEEL its fabulous effects on my overall health. My ankles have stopped swelling since taking this, and even my anxiety symptoms have vanished. In combination with my other supplements, I know this will also help me lose those last few stubborn lbs of belly fat I want to get rid of in time for bikini weather. I hope everyone takes the time to research the supplements they take, and to try natural ways to be healthier whenever possible. PS... Antarctic Krill is super expensive & also very impressive, but too many people are allergic to shellfish. No allergies with Wild Fish Oil, and this is just as potent if not more so. I also love that this brand supports our American fishermen. :) All in all, I would highly recommend it to everyone.

I ordered Wild fish oil and Wild K &D2. Both products met my expectations as to packaging and quality as advertised. So far, the Wild Fish Oil has exceeded my expectations. I have Congestive heart failure and was having some problems breathing, as I usually do in summer and winter. However, after taking the WFO capsules., I noticed, after three days, that I was breathing much easier. I was able to take a deep comforting breath easier than before I started taking the WFO caps. I am a skeptic, and tried the caps half-heartedly, after reading about the benefits of DPA in an article written by a prominent cardiologist who was a consultant to NASA. The doctor was pushing his fish oil supplements and his very informative and persuasive video piqued my interest to the point that I was ready to buy, until I saw what he was charging for them. I was a bit dismayed, but I thought, I wonder if there’s a comparable brand on Amazon? Lo and behold I discovered Wild Fish Oil. Wild sources its DOA from the same place as the doctor does, in the (US), but his price is almost four times the price of Wild”s. Wilds DOA comes from the menhaden fish as does the doctors. I am extremely pleased with WFO and will be purchasing it again. As far as the Wild vitamin K & D2 goes, I can’t really say I feel any benefits yet. However, i am sure that I am benefiting in some way. That’s the only reason I didn’t give 5 stars for pain relief.

Do we ever really know if supplements are actually doing anything for us? I gave this a 3 star rating as I can't say whether or not it did anything for me. Another one and done bottle purchase for me.

Best - and most complete - fish oil I've found -- I never want to be without it (which is why I put it on subscription).