It does not state what mg the DHA or EPA and the need that to see if it is appropriate for our needs.
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Sandra, label states: Fish Oil 1g, 1000mg. Provides 300 mg Omega 3 fatty acids comprised of EPA, DHA and other Fatty Acids. Spring Valley is distributed by Walmart. Visit Walmart where you can read entire label and discuss with Pharmacist. Best regards , Steve
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It does not say on the bottle, I would go to the companies website and double check
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We are happy to help! Upon review it appears that it is a possibility that we still carry the old formula which contains magnesium stearate. Unfortunately it is impossible for us to determine for certain whether we carry the old or the new formula at this time.
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It reads on the container "Bottled in the USA" Does not state where the oil comes from
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It is Not listed under the active ingredients, beyond that I could not say more.
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The elite has more concentrated versions of EPA and DHA. Go to their site to see exact amounts.
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Dear,sorry for responsing so late.The DHA haven't list qty.on the package,so I couldn't help you on this question.
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It doesn't list milk in the ingredients, but lists calcium and calcium citrate.
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The label says is contains magnesium stearate but not stearic acid as other ingredients.
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Per manufacturer:253mg DHA and 647mg EPA ... BUT do remember that supplements are NOT regulated and inspected by the FDA in the way medicines are, so regardless of what brand of Omega-3s, krill, or fish oil you buy you really cannot know what you are actually getting!
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Good question, Patricia.The label states that each 1000 mg gel cap contains 300 mg of omega-3. However, this is not broken down. There is no indication on the label what portion is EPA, what portion is DHA, or what portion is "other," the three main components of omega-3. The manufacturer has confirmed to me that roughly 150 mgs is EPA, 80 mgs is DHA, and 70 mgs is "other."See my review on this thread.
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Good question, Patricia. The label states that each 1000 mg gel cap contains 300 mg of omega-3. However, this is not broken down. There is no indication on the label what portion is EPA, what portion is DHA, or what portion is "other," the three main components of omega-3. The manufacturer has confirmed to me that roughly 150 mgs is EPA, 80 mgs is DHA, and 70 mgs is "other." See my review on this thread.
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do not know. Would not expect they do based on composition shown on bottle and type of supplement that it is. Rick B
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Labdoor independently tested this product. Per a serving size of 4mL, they found 320mg DHA and 270mg of EPA. That would make it 80mg and 67.5mg, respectively, per ML. https://labdoor.com/review/nordic-naturals-babys-dha
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You want more EPA so you can have therapeutic effect. Go here and read more about it. http://igennus.com/nutrition/omega-3-science/epa-vs-dha/
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The bottle mentions "folic acid". It does not state what type of folic acid.
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They have a version that includes dha, but I noticed the calcium amount was lower than this one. So it makes sense to just pair this with a separate dha supplement.