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Nordic Naturals vs Carlson

Compare Nordic Ultimate Omega softgels with Carlson The Very Finest Fish Oil liquid; their forms and servings differ.

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Nordic Naturals vs Carlson: published product information
Compare the factsNordic NaturalsUltimate OmegaCarlsonThe Very Finest Fish Oil
FormatSoftgelsLiquid
Stated serving2 softgels1 teaspoon (5 mL)
Oil sourceFish oil (anchovies, sardines, mackerel and herring)Norwegian fish oil (anchovy, sardine, mackerel)
EPA per stated serving650 mg800 mg
DHA per stated serving450 mg500 mg
EPA + DHA per serving1100 mg

Calculated EPA + DHA only; not total omega-3.

1300 mg

Calculated EPA + DHA only; not total omega-3.

Product overviewNo source-mapped overview recorded.Carlson The Very Finest Fish Oil is a lemon-flavored fish-oil liquid.
Price contextOn 2026-11-06 UTC, the manufacturer consumer storefront displayed $29.95 USD buy-once or $26.96 USD with 10% subscription savings for 60 lemon softgels.

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Estimated one-time cost per serving$1.00

Calculated from the exact-pack one-time price and 30 labeled servings; before applicable tax or shipping. Checked 2026-11-06.

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Things to consider
  • Contains fish and a gelatin softgel; the gelatin animal species is not specified on the label.
  • Contains fish; not suitable for vegans.
  • Liquid must be measured.
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  • Nordic Naturals Ultimate Omega — selected 60-count lemon consumer variant Supports: The manufacturer page selected Soft Gels and 60 Count - Lemon, displayed an Add to Cart button, and linked the 01790RK1 right and back box panels. Listing is not proof of fulfillment or live inventory.; The selected 60-count package was $29.95 USD one-time or $26.96 USD on Subscribe & Save 10%, with the displayed term 'Skip, modify, or cancel at anytime.' Prices and terms may change; no checkout was attempted.; The manufacturer describes its Ultimate Omega fish as wild-caught and sourced from Friend of the Sea-certified fisheries.
  • Nordic Naturals Ultimate Omega Lemon 60-count — Rev. K1 Supplement Facts and ingredients image Supports: The label states 30 servings per container and 1,280 mg total omega-3s per serving. The margin reads Rev. K1.; The label states that EPA, DHA and other omega-3s are in triglyceride form (rTG).; The ingredients are fish oil purified from deep sea anchovies, sardines, mackerel and herring; soft gel capsule (gelatin, glycerin, water, natural flavor); natural flavor; RRR-alpha tocopherol (antioxidant); and rosemary extract (antioxidant).; The label says no gluten, milk derivatives, wheat, soy or synthetic dyes. It does not specify the gelatin animal species.
  • Nordic Naturals Ultimate Omega Lemon 60-count — Rev. K1 box back Supports: The label describes re-esterified triglyceride-form omega-3s and says adults take two soft gels daily with food or as directed by a healthcare professional; it also describes a higher-intensity option.; Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight; do not take if the tamper-evident seal is broken or missing; keep out of reach of children.; The back displays '3rd Party Purity Tested', IGEN non-GMO tested and Friend of the Sea certified sustainable symbols. The image does not identify a selected lot's results, a testing laboratory, or a specific sustainability certificate.
  • Ultimate Omega — Certifications by Nutrasource Supports: The independent certifier identifies Ultimate Omega softgels and states IGEN certified, with a pass for no detectable genetically engineered GMO proteins and genes included in the IGEN testing panel.; The certification page does not specify the selected pack size, label revision or lot; IGEN screening is not a purity or potency certification.; The certifier product summary names sardines and anchovies, whereas the manufacturer-linked ingredient label also names mackerel and herring.

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