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Your heart, brain, and eyes rely on omega-3s. Most of us don't get enough.*
Every cell has a soft, flexible outer layer. EPA and DHA become part of it in your heart, brain, and eyes, then help make the signals that keep your body in balance.*
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The gap
Most of us run low on omega-3s*
Your body makes very little EPA and DHA on its own, so they have to come from food. Unless you eat oily fish often, you are likely among the 90% of U.S. adults who fall short.* 1
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Cell membranes
Built into the walls of your cells*
Once absorbed, EPA and DHA settle into the soft outer layer of your cells. That layer is where cells take in nutrients and pass messages, so good building blocks help it work smoothly.* 2
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Brain + eyes
Fuel for how you think and see*
DHA is a main building block of your brain and of your retina, the part of the eye that senses light. A steady daily supply helps keep those cells well built.* 3
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The signals
Messages that keep your body balanced*
Your body also turns EPA and DHA into messengers. These signals help support a healthy heart and help your immune response settle once its work is done.* 4
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The formula
1,500 mg, traced to the source*
Two gelcaps deliver 1,500 mg of EPA and DHA in a 4:3 ratio, in triglyceride form. The oil comes from wild-caught anchovy, sardine, and mackerel in the South Pacific, with species and origin verified by ORIVO.* 5
Clinical research
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01Cross-sectional study · omega-3 status in U.S. adults
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Very long-chain n-3 fatty acids and human health: fact, fiction and the future
Review · cell membranes & signaling -
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DHA Effects in Brain Development and Function
Review · DHA in brain & retina -
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Marine Omega-3 (N-3) Fatty Acids for Cardiovascular Health: An Update for 2020
Review · heart health -
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Bioavailability of marine n-3 fatty acid formulations
Randomized trial · triglyceride vs. other forms




