Ovega-3 : Vegetarian Omega-3

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Active Ingredients:
Omega-3, DHA (docosahexaenoic acid),
EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid).

Inactive Ingredients:
Modified cornstarch, carrageenan, glycerin, sorbitol, water, beta-carotene, caramel.

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February 19, 2015
vegan omega 3
I've recently discovered about Omega 3 from Clary Sage Seed Oil. Previously I've been using Omega3 from fish oil and suffered from really bad taste in my mouth *yak*. I take my health very seriously and after research I found out not only Omega3 from Clary Sage has a great taste, this vegan & natural product also provides the best Essential Fatty Acid for our body without the side effects that go along with fish oil (weight gain, metal poisoning..) This site was very helpful with all the information - [link edited out] removed] I hope you'll enjoy it as much as I do 
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January 29, 2015
No swollen acne spots once I went on Omega
The omega 3 have really kept my skin from having swollen acne spots. I had been on Accutane years ago and my skin was breaking out again one or two a week. This is what I needed. I was hoping to clear my pores and tried a supplement in an attempt to change my pores from clogging or looking clogged. Still have a way to go in that area of clogging to the way I want my pores to look, but so happy no infection or swollen spots. My skin feels better, I look better and I am 52. I am using Multivitamin + Omega 3 strawberry lemon adult chewable from Nature Made. I take one with another multi gummy vitamin from vitafusion Multivites.
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December 29, 2013
Great if you're sensitive to fish oil

Pros:

All-natural alternative to fish oil pills
Increases omega-3's
Inexpensive ($30 for 2 months)

Cons:

Found only online or at health food stores

I experimented with various types of fish oil, but each one caused cystic acne on my chin. I switched to ovega-3 and have been feeling great. It's the brand most used and recommended by vegetarians, and best of all it hasn't caused any outbreaks. It's worth a shot if you're sensitive to fish oil. Each pill contains 320mg DHA and 130mg EPA.
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