FISH OIL / EPA + DHA
Omega-3
A fish-oil supplement concept centred on the omega-3 fatty acids EPA and DHA.
The meaningful comparison is EPA and DHA per recommended daily serving, not oil weight alone. A product specification should state each separately, identify the oil form and list every capsule ingredient.
Ingredient profile
- EPA
- Eicosapentaenoic acid. Its quantity is declared separately from DHA.
- DHA
- Docosahexaenoic acid. A combined EPA and DHA figure does not establish the DHA content on its own.
- Oil form
- The lipid form and fatty-acid profile must be confirmed against the selected ingredient specification.
Product facts
| Category | Food supplement |
|---|---|
| Base ingredient | Fish oil |
| Components described here | EPA and DHA |
| Format | Soft capsules — details subject to the final specification |
Composition and specification
Published information for the current Omega-3. The figures come from the brand’s product page and pack; they are not a signed finished-product specification.
| Parameter | Published value |
|---|---|
| Format | Softgel capsules |
| Recommended daily serving | 2 capsules |
| Directions | With food |
| EPA + DHA combined per daily serving | At least 600 mg |
| Capsules per pack | 90 capsules |
Source: the product page on nordicapothecary.no and the current pack, checked 21 September 2026.
Individual EPA and DHA amounts, oil per capsule, the full ingredient list including the capsule shell, storage, shelf life and batch details are confirmed in the finished-product specification.
Allergens
Fish. Confirm the complete allergen declaration, including capsule-shell ingredients, against the approved label.
Quality documentation
Oil documentation should identify the analytical methods and results for composition, oxidation and contaminants. A generic “laboratory tested” statement does not replace those details.
Product information explained
Omega-3: read the oil profile.
The specification should identify the fish oil, its form and the separate amounts of EPA and DHA. The oil profile, capsule shell and selected packaging together define the product being ordered.
- Oil form
- TG and EE identify different oil forms. Use the form stated in the approved specification for the actual product—not a different quotation or a general supplier range.
- EPA, DHA and total omega-3
- Declare EPA and DHA separately. Keep total oil, total omega-3 and EPA plus DHA distinct, and identify whether a value is per capsule, daily serving or gram of oil.
- Other ingredients and shell
- Some formulations include additional oils or vitamins. Gelatin source, other shell ingredients and allergens belong to the full product information.
- Quality documentation
- The agreed documentation should match the selected oil and finished product, including applicable analytical results and the basis for shelf life.
This section explains specification fields. It does not select a new formulation or change an approved product declaration.
