TAHIRO Vegan Omega-3 Softgels - Plant-Based Supplement with DPA, DHA & EPA - Nutrients for Men, Women and Pregnant Women - Supports Brain Health - Prenatal & Joint Supplements, 1000mg

My doctor has wanted me taking Omegas for years; unfortunately, I could not stomach even the most expensive “flavorless” varieties. i learned about a vegan form and was excited to give it a try. These are small capsules that are easy to swallow and I do not taste anything when taken with water. Very happy to have found a product I am able to use. UPDATE: Two months into taking these I have my vision appt and I no longer have chronic dry eyes (something I’ve had for 20 years that they always use a strip test to diagnose for my eye drop prescription)! I talked to my doc about any changes and taking these omegas was all I could come up with, ophthalmologist stated that omegas are a huge help with maintaining moisture and believes these are what did it! I then noticed i also don’t have my annual, winter chapped nose or lips! I am Loving this!!! None of these factors are the reason I started taking this supplement for my mental health but i am ecstatic for bonus benefits <3

I love these. They're vegan, no nasty taste, easy to swallow and I can put them in my weekly pill box and they don't get gross.

This product was the perfect solution for my needs. I was told by my doctor that I needed a source of Omega 3 and I am allergic to fish, so fish oil was out. The product is reasonably priced, easy to swallow, and I now have it on an automatic reorder plan as well. My blood tests continue to improve and the supplement is now a part of my daily routine. I would definitely recommend it.

I ordered these supplements recently and am liking them very much so far. The softgels are a good, pretty small size and easily to swallow. I also like that the omega 3 is Vegan, so there is no fishy taste associated with taking these.

I purchased these omega 3 capsules because I read online that fish actually get their omega 3 from plants. I always thought that the fish created the omega 3 themselves, but they actually get it from their diet so this is technically straight from the source. I prefer to eat vegan whenever possible so I figured I'd give it a try. Essentially these are pretty much exactly like fish oil caps. I get the same level of burps and I feel the same as I do on fish oil, but these are vegan. So if you're like me and prefer the vegan option these are for you, but I wouldn't put them above fish oil. They make me feel the same and the burps are the same as well. I don't really have much of a problem with the burps because I always take them with food anyway and its incredibly mute, but these aren't 100% "fishy burp free." Good enough for me though I'd recommend.

Nice to have this supplement that I can take. No animal products.

*Disclaimer*: I haven't been using these long enough to see benefits, and I'm not sure it's realistic to actually *notice* the benefits of something like this, or to tease those apart from other lifestyle factors - e.g. "am I more focused because I'm supplementing with omega-3, or is it that I've been getting better sleep, drinking less caffeine late in the day, exercising, etc?" That said, I've read that at least one study showed that women who took omega-3 supplements during pregnancy gave birth to children with higher IQs - apologies for not being able to reference the study, but I read this in Michael Pollan's The Omnivore's Dilemma. This was more than enough to get me interested! I bought these particular supplements due to my understanding (I am not a biologist!) that the particular fatty acids they contain, EPA and DHA, are of "greater physiological potency" (wikipedia) than ALA, which is often found in plant-derived supplements. If you're on a plant-based diet, it is difficult to obtain these fatty acids, so I decided to try supplementing. Note that the bottle recommends you refrigerate after opening! It took me about a week to find that on the label. Don't follow in my footsteps. Finally, I'd definitely recommend following research on omega-3 supplementation and always incorporating a healthy dose of skepticism in your daily vitamin regimen.

Our brains need DHA and EPA omega 3s. Our bodies can inefficiently convert ALA from plant sources like walnuts, but you can't meet your requirement through this conversion process. If you aren't eating seafood on a regular basis, and if you want to minimize your exposure to pollution, take this supplement.