Ocean Saving Omega 3, The Fish Oil Replacement, 4-Month Supply, Sustainably Sourced, Highest Levels of DHA per Capsule (440 mg), Algae Oil, w/DPA (120 Count (Pack of 1))

I have not analyzed the ingredients but I have no problem with this supplement. Meaning I can take it on an empty stomach without problem. No unwanted aftertaste.The label says one capsule per day is the recommended dose.The price is good compared to what I found at the local health food store.I definitely like the vegan aspect as I do not think salmon should die just to produce supplements for humans.

The quality is very good. The size of pills is not to big, so it is easily for you to swallow.

I can't stand the taste of fish! So I really need Omega-3 supplements. I'd take my wife's fish oil tablets and inevitably get those fishy flavored burbs a couple hours after. Nasty! So I was excited to be able to substitute with these veggie based tablets. These things are horse pills! I'm guessing that's a good thing in terms of quantity of omega-3 that I'm getting, but let's be honest here. No reviewer can tell you that actual effects. As far as I know, I'm getting more of what I need.The one negative I have is that somehow, these things still give me slightly fish flavored burps. Don't ask me how given the claimed lack of fish products, but the flavor is distinctive and definitely has a slight fish tang. It's like 1/10th as bad as fish oil, so I'll keep taking these, but it's still odd.

Part of my daily regimen for over 5 years now, no bad aftertaste or any other issues.

Just as described and pictured. I had to stop taking them because they upset my tummy.

These are good. They go down quickly and have no strong smell or bad burps. I got a bad bottle that smelled really bad but they were good about sending me a much better replacement.

I eat extremely well and I am in good health. I have been taking the same plant-based Omega-3 for years, but the price got to be ridiculous. I spotted the Freshfield brand and everything about them sounded great, including the environmentally sound packaging. However, they smell awful, like a wet dog that rolled around in a pile of rotting fish. I just held my breath and swallowed them.Well, it's been about a week since I started taking them and while showering this morning I noticed a rash of red blisters across my upper arm. I have no way of knowing that these capsules were the cause of this, but absolutely nothing in my regular food regimen has changed besides taking this supplement, and I've never had anything like this before. After reading the reviews, I did see someone mention breaking out in hives. I am scheduled to see my doctor tomorrow and will update this review if they think it could be related.In addition, if you go to the Freshfield website, the main page features the plant-based Omega-3s, but the capsules they show don't look anything like the ones in the bottle I received. Usually, when a company makes a noticeable change to their product, it will alert the consumer on the label with something to the effect of "new look" or "improved flavor".One more thing, I was previously using Nature's Way plant-based Omega-3 supplements, and due to their high price (upwards of $30 per month supply) there have been times when I could not afford them and went for a period of time without taking them. As soon as I started taking them again, within a couple of doses there was a marked increase in my mental awareness and energy levels. After a week of taking the Freshfield, I feel no difference at all.Note: I noticed the price of the Nature's Way has gone down on Amazon (I'd been buying them through Whole Foods), so I'm going back to them. I go to a naturopathic doctor and the folks at their dispensary told me the Nature's Way brand is a supplement company to be trusted.

These go down easy. Just wish their were more in a bottle.