Peak DHA is a DHA-forward wild Alaskan fish oil softgel listed by Wiley’s Finest.
Prenatal DHA is a DHA-forward fish-oil softgel made with wild Alaska pollock oil.
Price context
60 count: $29.99 sale price on the manufacturer page as checked 2026-11-05; stock, checkout availability and subscription terms were not confirmed.
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Things to consider
Fish-derived oil
Contains fish
Sources and checked date
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Peak DHA: Focused DHA Support for Brain Health | Wiley's Finest ↗ Supports: The official manufacturer listing is for Peak DHA and presents the 60-count option.; The manufacturer states 600 mg DHA and 300 mg EPA per serving and recommends 2 softgels daily.; The 60-count option is described as a one-month supply and displayed at a $29.99 sale price.; The product is described as concentrated wild Alaskan fish oil made at the manufacturer's cGMP refinery; page extraction does not reveal live stock status or subscription terms.
Wild Alaskan Fish Oil Peak DHA (Label) | NIH Dietary Supplement Label Database ↗ Supports: The label-recorded product identity, barcode, 60-softgel net contents, On Market status, and label entry date of 2024-03-22.; Serving size of 2 softgels, 30 servings per container, 1.2 g Alaska pollock fish oil concentrate, 300 mg EPA and 600 mg DHA per serving.; Ethyl-ester oil form, listed other ingredients, fish allergen, label dietary statements, label-stated MSC and SQF wording, directions, and cool/dry storage instruction. The database says its information represents label contents at entry date, not a live 2026 label revision.
BSAI and GOA Alaska pollock | MSC Fisheries ↗ Supports: Independent MSC fishery database status for BSAI and GOA Alaska pollock: Certified since 17 Dec 2020, certificate expiry 17 Dec 2030.; Fishery target species is walleye pollock (Gadus chalcogrammus = Theragra chalcogramma). This is fishery-level evidence only, not product-lot or brand chain-of-custody proof.
Prenatal DHA product data and variant endpoint — Wiley's Finest ↗ Supports: Product is published as Prenatal DHA and the endpoint lists 60 Count, 120 Count, and 180 Count variants.; The 60 Count variant is marked available=true and has raw price field 2999; the 60 Count SKU is Prenatal DHA, 60ct. The fetched JSON does not identify currency.; The product description states 300 mg EPA and 600 mg DHA per serving, use of 2 softgels per day, and that the 60-count bottle is a one-month supply.; The 60-count subscription options include 30-, 60-, and 90-day deliveries and the endpoint's listed price adjustments.
Prenatal DHA current Supplement Facts and certification image — Wiley's Finest product gallery image 03 ↗ Supports: Serving size is 2 softgels; 30 servings per container; current label panel lists concentrated fish oil 1.2 g, EPA 300 mg, and DHA 600 mg per serving.; Full label ingredient list and Contains Fish allergen statement for pollock and tilapia.; Image displays the MSC certified sustainable/traceable claim for Wild Alaska Pollock, MSC code MSC-C-52698, and a SQFI mark with code 57693.; Image label supports the manufacturer's third-party-testing wording for heavy metals, environmental contaminants, and microbial safety; it does not by itself establish independent certificate scope.
FAQ — Wiley's Finest ↗ Supports: Manufacturer states all Wiley's Finest Wild Alaskan Fish Oil is single-species sourced from Wild Alaskan Pollock.; Manufacturer states all its Wild Alaskan Fish Oil encapsulated products are ethyl ester form.; Manufacturer's unopened-storage and shelf-life guidance.; Manufacturer description of SQF's company/supply-chain scope and mixed-tocopherol sources.
Sustainability — Wiley's Finest ↗ Supports: Manufacturer identifies the Wild Alaska Pollock fishery as MSC-certified since 2005 and describes regular audits and the certification as fishery-level environmental verification.; Manufacturer states it uses recyclable glass bottles; this general packaging statement does not independently establish permission to reuse product images.
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Wiley's Finest Wild Alaskan Fish Oil Peak DHA: Softgels
Wiley's Finest Wild Alaskan Fish Oil Prenatal DHA: Softgels
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