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Softgels, gummies and liquids are different formats. A label amount for one version should not be assumed to apply to another.
- Carlson Kid's The Very Finest Fish Oil: Liquid
- Nordic Naturals Ultimate Omega Junior: Chewable softgels
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| Compare the facts | CarlsonKid's The Very Finest Fish Oil | Nordic NaturalsUltimate Omega Junior |
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| Format | Liquid | Chewable softgels |
| Stated serving | 1/2 teaspoon (2.5 mL) | 2 softgels Serving and format not source-tagged together here. |
| Oil source | Norwegian fish oil (anchovy, sardine, mackerel) | Fish oil from anchovies, sardines, mackerel and herring |
| EPA per stated serving | 400 mg | Not verified for this serving |
| DHA per stated serving | 250 mg | Not verified for this serving |
| EPA + DHA per serving | 650 mg Calculated EPA + DHA only; not total omega-3. | Not verified for this serving Calculated EPA + DHA only; not total omega-3. |
| Product overview | Carlson Kid's The Very Finest Fish Oil is a lemon-flavored liquid fish oil for children age 1 and older, according to its maker. | Ultimate Omega Junior is a strawberry-tasting chewable softgel for ages 6 and older; this profile selects the 90-count option. |
| Price context | Carlson's 200 mL Lemon SKU 1543 was listed at $34.90 one-time or $29.67 per subscription delivery, USD, on 2026-11-05; prices can change. Pack size and current terms can differ. | 90-count Strawberry: $31.95 one-time; the manufacturer also displayed Subscribe & Save 10%. Subscription interval, final checkout price and stock were not verified (checked 2026-11-05). Pack size and current terms can differ. |
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The details below describe what labels can tell you, not a product ranking or evidence of performance. Confirm the exact product and version in the linked sources.
Softgels, gummies and liquids are different formats. A label amount for one version should not be assumed to apply to another.
Look for the quantity and unit beside Supplement Facts. Two labels can list amounts per different numbers of softgels or different liquid measures.
The table flags unknown or mismatched bases rather than silently converting them.
EPA and DHA are components of omega-3s. Their calculated sum, when both are sourced for the same serving, is not necessarily the product’s total omega-3 amount.
A missing or unverified amount is not treated as zero.
Use the source links and any checked dates in the table to review the exact format, serving and current package. Price, availability, allergens and other label details can change.
Use the table to examine the information, then review each product’s complete label and sources. No single figure establishes that one product is preferable for every person.