Vegan Omega 3 Supplement – Sustainably Sourced Marine Algae – Helps Support Brain, Eye & Heart Health - Includes EPA & DHA Fatty Acids – Non-GMO - 60 Softgels

Bragg Omega-3 is derived from sustainably sourced marine algae. Containing 300mg DHA and 150mg EPA per serving, our concentrated formula provides effective, plant-based support for overall wellness. Bragg packs over 100 years of wisdom in every capsule. Our science-backed products are made with thoughtfully selected, plant-forward ingredients for vibrant living. Buy yours while supplies last! PLANT-BASED OMEGA-3: Provides 550mg omega-3 essential fatty acids per serving, with a clinically supported ratio of DHA to EPA. Bragg softgels contain 300mg DHA, 150mg EPA & 100mg other Omega-3s per serving in triglyceride form—the form found in nature. SUSTAINABLY SOURCED: Derived from freshwater-cultivated, marine microalgae Schizochytrium sp.: a natural, plant-based source of EPA and DHA. Since it is grown in freshwater, there is no exposure to ocean pollutants like heavy metals (e.g., mercury or lead) or pesticides. SUPPORTS HEART, BRAIN, & EYE HEALTH: Just one serving of our vegan nutritional supplement fulfills the American Heart Association recommendation to consume 500mg of Omega-3 per day for heart health. Our formula also helps maintain healthy brain and eye function, and supports healthy fetal development during pregnancy and lactation. THOUGHTFULLY CHOSEN INGREDIENTS: Bragg packs over 100 years of wisdom in every soft gel. Our science-backed products are made with thoughtfully selected, plant-forward ingredients for vibrant living. Our supplements are Non-GMO, Vegan, Sugar-Free, Gluten-Free, Carbohydrate-Free, Kosher, and do not contain any artificial flavors or colors. *These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. • GOOD FOR THE PLANET: Nearly one-third of all fish caught commercially is used for fish oil. If 100% algal oil were used instead, an extra 22 million tons of fish would survive each year, including sharks and whales.