Omega 3 Fish Oil Liquid 1650mg | 32 fl oz (2 x 16 fl oz Bottles)

I don't like the taste of fish at all but the taste of this product was completely acceptable. At first it tastes like lemon meringue pie. However after about 5 seconds you do get a slight aftertaste of fishiness, but it is not bad. But since I don't like any aftertaste of fishiness, I just have a glass of water and swish my mouth with the water or a little bit of juice and there is no noticeable aftertaste after swishing my mouth clean. The Fish oil is easy to take that way just have your little bit of water or juice ready beforehand. Furthermore I have never had a fishy burp afterwards, even when taking a large dose of three teaspoons. I tried another brand that was twice as expensive and it had the same lemon flavor with no aftertaste at all. However for being half the price I am pleased with this product.

Everything is as expected... But if you're looking for a limón flavor, this is not the brand. It tastes like fish water. But it's strong supplement and seems to work quite well. The taste isn't overwhelming like others I've tried, but definitely not limón.

July 2026 UPDATE: PRODUCT CHANGED! it's noticeably more watery and straight up strong fish taste, I strongly recommend you DO NOT INGEST it like this, it's gagging and I did not feel well later. after 3 years of this product daily I know it's consistency and it's different ranges in taste well, my last order in March was fine. I came straight to reviews the see others have recently experienced the same. I was given option to notify company through their website and did with current and previous lot numbers/expirations and they promptly responded twice even on a Saturday. I'm still waiting on more specific information of product/lot from them but I was able to get a refund through Amazon, the process is just a little different. PLEASE NOTE: a strong bad or very fishy taste = rancid product. I have continued with this product despite my first order being what I believe to have been rancid because the second order tasted way different. I suggest refrigerating upon receiving not just after opening. update 3: switched to another brand but wanted to increase to a larger dosage so took the chance to try this again for value. A real gamble in the summer as bottles always arrive warm from truck so this time I refrigerated both bottles as soon as I received them. These bottles are much better than both from my first order so I think the first one had gone rancid before I received them: I refrigerated the first ones only when I opened them and unluckily the first bottle was the absolute worst one- but being new to the product I just thought it taste bad, after all it is fish oil and tasted very fishy. This batch actually has a hint of lemon taste and although there is still a noticeable fish aftertaste it is tolerable- glad I tried again, I just eat a couple nuts now after my Tablespoon of fish oil. As for the substance settling on bottom: after sitting on the counter room temp it looked just like the oil so I finished the bottle that way. update 2: second bottle so far is not as bad as first- perhaps the other started to go bad, and it got worse as the amount got lower- also noticed at the end of bottle there was thick solid white/yellow matter at the bottom of bottle- my guess was settled fat but wasn't going to mess with it. still chase it with a chocolate nut, even though this bottle is less fishy it still is fishy. not sure if i'm brave enough to order 2 more bottles good deal or not. update 1: this has become gag worthy and not worth the value. you can not hide it in a smoothie, it's just more of something bad to drink. i chase it with a chocolate covered nut after to kill the taste but not sure how much longer i'll endure this, a bottle plus to go... original: have used another brand that wasn't available so tried this for the value- wish i could have found a single bottle though because unfortunately when taken alone this does not have a lemon flavor at all and does have a fishy taste right after you swallow, it's light but definitely noticeable while my other brand all you tasted was the orange or lemon flavoring. it adds a weird flavor to a smoothie- not fishy just strange. i also asked the company where the oil is sourced from and got the generic answer of "sourced from the best quality" instead of a specific region, while my other brand states norwegian. i'll probably continue my other brand even at a higher price when available & only buy this if in a pinch again- 5 stars for value but 1 for taste. i feel fish oil helps improve my adhd/perimenopausal issues, mostly with sleep but possibly some mood too, and have had better success with oil over pills.

I have have not digestive effects. I like this because its a good alternative for pills. The texture is very liquid with very low viscosity. Its easy to swallow in my opinion, the lemon flavor is subtle in a non invasive way; i liked it very much. I have not used it enough time to talk about effectiveness but the nutritional facts are better than any pills I have seen and its a great profile for chronic inflammation like you get with PCOS.

As I get older, I’m taking my health more seriously and wanted to add Omega-3s to my daily routine. I chose this product because it offered a great value and had decent reviews. However, I was a bit overwhelmed when the package arrived—the 16 oz bottle of is huge, and it’s a lot of product to commit to. Then I start reading reports about how fish oil can become bad Cause health problems, which made my wife quite skeptical of taking it. The product itself is okay, but it didn't quite work for me. The lemon flavoring wasn't very noticeable, though it wasn't gross either. Ultimately, it still leaves a fishy aftertaste and smell that reminds me of eating sardines. I guess I need to do a bit more research to find a supplement that better fits my needs. For now, I think I'll stick to eating real sardines for my Omega-3 intake!

Best value for EPA + DHA I could find anywhere. Reason it's so cheap is that it's less refined than some other options (and is in bulk). Lower processed fish oils get a rancid smell / taste pretty easily if exposed to heat (or air for too long). If kept cool, there's virtually zero taste or smell except the lemon. So, plan your shipping date. If it arrives on a day that is 80f+, it'll probably have a smell and taste. If it's really bad, return it. Try to have it arrive on a day that is closer to 70f or below, and bring it inside to refrigerate or freeze ASAP once delivered. I recommend getting a dropper vial of Vitamin E liquid to add to it, which acts as an antioxidant preservative for long term storage (and an easy to control nutrient intake). Both liquids can be "frozen" indefinitely; will have a squeezable paste texture. I cut a pea sized mouth into the foil seal to give a convenient and accurate dosing output when "frozen". I use 1 - 2 servings per day to help support intense workout recovery and general health. 1 serving per day is more than enough for most people.

I'm glad I didn't get the 3 pack, but still regret buying the 2 pack. These are the cheapest fish oil I've seen and it's for a reason. I had searched Amazon for cod liver oil and these popped up, which I should have paid more attention to. I don't know if this brand is good for cod liver oil, I've had cod liver from a different brand that tasted great, fish oil I usually get in capsules because they do have a strong taste and you usually want an enteric coating capsule for them as a result. These are obviously a liquid and won't have that. The taste and smell are awful. It's supposed to have a lemon flavor, but all I tasted and smelled was fish. I ordered these during a cold snap in winter, and they were delivered immediately, so I don't think it's an issue of heat. I'll choke these down and hope for the best. A regular serving is a bit more than a teaspoon. Since these don't have vitamin A or any other things you'd worry about getting too much of, I'm taking under a tablespoon, about double a dose. Once I finish these, I doubt I'd ever get them again. Still, if the health benefits are there, it might be worth it. The price is again great. And there are real benefits for fish oil for triglyceride levels, and in general for aging. If you're over 40, chances are you probably really should supplement with fish oil if you don't have a high fish diet. If you can stomach these, they're the cheapest choice, not a terrible idea to get delivered during the cold months. I might end up using these during the winter at a higher dosage and then using capsules the rest of the year. But be warned of the taste and smell. Update- So the best way I've found to take these, about a half tablespoon and take it as quick as you can. You can get just a hint of the lemon before the overpowering fish aftertaste. Then drink an iced coffee or something else that has a strong taste to try and cover it up. You still have a good likelihood of fish burps. Just balancing the price out with the nutritional value and taste. Ultimately it's still a tough recommendation, know exactly what you're getting. It's really not ideal, but again, at this price point, and for the actual nutritional benefit, you just aren't going to be beating this tremendous value. 5 star value, 3 star taste, average it to 4.

I've been taking cod liver oil my whole life, but now due to the medications I take the doctors recommend I take a fish oil instead. It seems to be a good quality and I do believe this is the best way for me to see get healthy fish oil. I'll tell you more when I reach 100 years old