ArcticOmega Seal Oil: Nature's Ultimate Omega-3 Source

ARCTIC OMEGA Seal Oil Marine Lipids Our Harp Seal oil is the ideal blend of naturally occurring essential fatty acids, including DHA (Docosahexaenoic acid), DPA (Docosapentaenoic acid) and EPA (Eicosapentaenoic acid), which are vital for maintaining the integrity of the human cell membrane. Seal oil is more easily digested and better assimilated than other sources of Omega-3, making it a better source of Omega-3 than causes such as fish or flaxseed oil.

Seal Oil Omega-3 vs. Fish Oil Omega-3: A Closer Look at Fish Oils

Fish oils as natural triglycerides claim up to 30% omega-3 EPA & DHA with no or insignificant amounts of DPA. Today, fish oils have increased from natural triglyceride (up to 30%) to astronomical amounts of omega-3, some as high as 90%. No combination of fish exists to meet modern claims, so how are these numbers achieved?

Modern fish oils are manufactured using chemicals to isolate the omega-3 from the rest of the oil. More chemicals are then used to increase the percentage of omega-3. This type of fish oil is an ethyl ester or “concentrate.” Some fish oils use more chemicals to re-engineer the oil to its triglyceride form. This type of fish oil is a re-engineered triglyceride.