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MitoSyne Omega-3 1100 — EPA + DHA Omega-3, 1,100 mg

MitoSyne Omega-3 1100 — EPA + DHA Omega-3, 1,100 mg

EPA + DHA Omega-3 · 1,100 mg

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Support normal heart function and provide a meaningful daily amount of long-chain omega-3 fatty acids.

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Formula overview

Count EPA and DHA—not just fish oil.

A concentrated EPA + DHA softgel product built around disclosed fatty-acid amounts, oxidation limits and contaminant control rather than a vague milligram figure for total fish oil.

  • 650 mg EPA + 450 mg DHA per serving
  • Discloses active fatty acids, not only total oil
  • Supports normal heart function*
  • Oxidation and pollutant limits specified
  • Two-softgel serving

Supplement Facts / exact formula

Serving size
2 softgels
Servings
30
Unit count
60 SOFTGELS • 30 SERVINGS
Dosage form
Two large enteric or delayed-release softgels
Component Role Amount Specification
Active EPA + DHA Omega-3 1,100 mg Re-esterified triglyceride or natural triglyceride fish oil concentrate delivering EPA 650 mg + DHA 450 mg per serving
Capsule / softgel shell Two large enteric or delayed-release softgels Per unit Must match final allergen/vegan statement
Mixed tocopherols Processing excipient q.s.; minimum validated amount Antioxidant protection for the oil
Softgel shell ingredients Processing excipient q.s.; minimum validated amount Gelatin/glycerin/water or validated vegetarian alternative
Enteric polymer if used Processing excipient q.s.; minimum validated amount Only if dissolution and label language are validated

Why this form

Active form

Re-esterified triglyceride or natural triglyceride fish oil concentrate delivering EPA 650 mg + DHA 450 mg per serving

The front label leads with EPA + DHA, not '2,000 mg fish oil.' Each batch is held to explicit PV, p-anisidine and TOTOX limits and pollutant testing.

Evidence in context and limitations

Intended role

Support normal heart function and provide a meaningful daily amount of long-chain omega-3 fatty acids.

Evidence is extensive but not uniform. Some meta-analyses report modest cardiovascular effects, while Cochrane reviews find little or no effect on mortality in broad prevention. Supplemental omega-3 can increase atrial-fibrillation risk in a dose-dependent manner in some high-risk populations.

Directions and time horizon

Adults take two softgels daily with a meal. Swallow whole. Refrigeration after opening is optional if the finished stability programme supports room-temperature storage; keep away from heat and light.

Fatty-acid status changes over weeks. Heart-health claims must follow jurisdiction-specific conditions and should not imply disease prevention.

Store tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from direct heat, moisture and light.

Quality and testing

GC-FID fatty-acid profile and assay. GOED-style limits: peroxide value <5 mEq/kg, p-anisidine <20 and TOTOX <26 at release, with tighter internal targets preferred. Test PCBs, dioxins/furans, heavy metals and species/source authenticity. Conduct sensory, softgel seam, leakage and accelerated oxidation testing.

  • EPA/DHA assay and fatty-acid profile
  • PV
  • p-Anisidine
  • TOTOX
  • Heavy metals
  • PCBs/dioxins
  • Softgel fill weight
  • Leak test
  • Disintegration
  • Real-time oxidation stability

Warnings and interactions

Contains fish. Consult a healthcare professional before use if taking anticoagulant or antiplatelet medicine, preparing for surgery, living with atrial fibrillation or a bleeding disorder, pregnant or breastfeeding. Do not combine with prescription omega-3 without medical advice.

Interactions

Review with anticoagulants, antiplatelet medicines, bleeding disorders, atrial fibrillation, surgery or high-dose prescription omega-3 use.

FAQ

Why two softgels?

The oil volume required to deliver 1,100 mg of EPA + DHA cannot fit reliably into one standard softgel.

What does TOTOX mean?

TOTOX combines primary and secondary oxidation measures. It is one indicator of oil freshness, not a complete quality assessment.

Will it cause fishy burps?

High-quality oil, stable packaging and taking it with food reduce risk, but no product can guarantee zero aftertaste for every person.

Is omega-3 proven to prevent heart attacks?

Evidence is mixed and population-specific. The product must not be marketed as preventing or treating cardiovascular disease.

Can I take it with a blood thinner?

Professional review is appropriate because of bleeding and medicine considerations.