Sports Research Triple Strength Omega-3 (Omega-3 Fish Oil from Wild Alaska Pollock)
The manufacturer currently offers the 1250 mg / 90 softgels variant as a one-time purchase for $32.55 USD. Its official package-side image shows a one-softgel serving with 1040 mg total omega-3 fatty acids, including 690 mg EPA and 260 mg DHA. This is label/product-description information, not evidence of efficacy.
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1 softgel; 90 servings per the selected 90-softgel package label.
Flavor
No flavor is specified for the selected package. Manufacturer page says no fake flavors; this does not establish a named or flavor-free SKU designation.
Serving size and formula may vary by product version. Consult the label for the exact variant.
Before you choose
Label & allergens
Label details
Selected ingredients: DHA: 260 mg; EPA: 690 mg; calories: 15; total fat: 1.5 g (2% DV); total omega 3 fatty acids: 1040 mg (TG as rTG); wild alaska pollock fish oil concentrate: 1250 mg. Selected 1250 mg / 90 softgels variant only; values transcribed from its official package-side image, not a summary of other sizes or formulations.
Allergens
Label says CONTAINS: Fish (Alaska pollock). The other-ingredients statement specifies fish gelatin sourced from tilapia.
Not disclosed in this listing does not mean an allergen is absent. Check the full label and contact the manufacturer when needed.
What’s inside
Selected ingredients
A selection, not a complete label
DHA: 260 mg
EPA: 690 mg
calories: 15
total fat: 1.5 g (2% DV)
total omega 3 fatty acids: 1040 mg (TG as rTG)
wild alaska pollock fish oil concentrate: 1250 mg
Check the official label for all ingredients, quantities, allergens, serving directions and the specific variant.
Label claims
Dietary claims
Gluten-free
Gluten-free (Manufacturer product page; brand claim, not independently verified here.)
Non-GMO tested (Manufacturer product page; the Nutrasource record for this product also shows IGEN Certified/PASSED, with the stated scope limited to detectable GMO proteins and genes included in the IGEN testing panel.)
No fillers or fake flavors (Manufacturer product-page claim; not a full formula characterization beyond the ingredient panel transcribed above.)
Claims are source-reported, not a determination of suitability. Check the label for the selected variant.
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Certification records
Name: IFOS
Recorded status: unverified
Scope: Nutrasource directory lists Omega-3 Fish Oil AlaskOmega 1250 mg MSC-C-55162 as an IFOS product, softgels, with the same 1040 mg total omega-3 / 690 mg EPA / 260 mg DHA amounts as the selected package. The page lists batch/lot reports; a lot-specific report was not opened. The manufacturer claims IFOS 5-Star, but the directory page extraction itself shows IFOS testing results rather than a displayed star grade.
Current directory page displayed lot entries with dates through September 2029 when checked. Research status: Listed in certifier directory; lot-specific report not independently inspected..
Scope: For the catalog entry Sports Research Triple Strength Omega-3 (Omega-3 Fish Oil from Wild Alaska Pollock), Nutrasource lists Omega-3 Fish Oil AlaskOmega 1250 mg MSC-C-55162 softgels, with 1,040 mg total omega-3, 690 mg EPA and 260 mg DHA, as IGEN Certified/PASSED for GMO proteins and genes in its testing panel. The matching amounts do not establish a selected package size or lot.
Verifier: Nutrasource; Status: verified; Directory observation checked_at: 2026-11-06 UTC, not an expiration date. The panel finding is not a claim about every possible GMO material, the selected 90-count package, or a particular lot. Other similarly named formulations exist.
Scope: Manufacturer page claims MSC-certified sustainable and traceable sourcing; the product's certifier-directory title includes MSC-C-55162. No product-specific MSC verifier-directory entry was independently located in this check.
Do not present as independently certified based on this research alone. Research status: Claimed; not independently verified in MSC's directory..
Official verifier link: Not disclosed.
Check the verifier’s current record and exact product variant; a brand claim alone is not independent verification.
From the source notes
Listed features
These are source-reported statements, including manufacturer claims. See certification records for status, scope and verifier links; a claim alone is not independent verification.
Manufacturer identifies the product as sourced from wild Alaska pollock and describes a 10-step refinement process.
Selected label panel identifies fish oil concentrate, total omega-3, EPA and DHA amounts and declares a triglyceride (TG as rTG) omega-3 form.
What the facts offer
Potential positives
A readable manufacturer-hosted package-side image provides selected-variant serving size, servings per container, quantified label facts, other ingredients and fish allergen statement.
Current direct manufacturer listing provides an explicit one-time price and separately discloses subscription discount and delivery terms.
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Things to consider
Fish-derived product; label declares fish, including Alaska pollock, and its softgel capsule includes tilapia-derived fish gelatin.
The selected item has no named flavor on the page; other available package sizes are separate variants.
Company product descriptions contain conflicting smaller mini-gel figures, and another Nutrasource listing for the same named 1250 mg triple-strength product shows different omega-3/DHA amounts; see blockers.
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Sources & verification
Source information checked:
This profile summarizes the linked source information, including manufacturer statements. It is not a hands-on test, an independent verification or a guarantee. Formula, availability and terms can change after the checked date.
Manufacturer-hosted package rendering was opened and visually inspected. Supports the selected label facts, serving size, other ingredients, fish allergen statement and the specific 90-softgel label identity.
Official certifier directory page lists the product as softgels, gives 1040 mg total omega-3, 690 mg EPA and 260 mg DHA, shows IFOS testing results and lot choices, and marks IGEN Certified/PASSED with a defined GMO test-panel scope. Verifier: Nutrasource; Status: verified; Program: IGEN; Scope: For the catalog entry Sports Research Triple Strength Omega-3 (Omega-3 Fish Oil from Wild Alaska Pollock), Nutrasource lists Omega-3 Fish Oil AlaskOmega 1250 mg MSC-C-55162 softgels, with 1,040 mg total omega-3, 690 mg EPA and 260 mg DHA, as IGEN Certified/PASSED for GMO proteins and genes in its testing panel. The matching amounts do not establish a selected package size or lot. Directory observation checked_at: 2026-11-06 UTC, not an expiration date.
Manufacturer policy supports supplement return initiation within 45 days from shipment, return-shipping responsibility, refund/shipping deductions and the stated receipt/RMA and Satisfaction Guarantee qualifiers.
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Form & selected ingredients
SoftgelFish oil: 2400 mgTotal omega-3 fatty acids: 720 mgOmega-3 EPA and DHA combined: 600 mg
$17.49, one-time purchase for the 100-softgel package shown in the rendered official storefront. A separate subscription display showed $15.74 per shipment, 10% off, with free subscription shipping. Another rendering of the same official page said discontinued and no longer available, so availability remains conflicting. The final checkout total was not verified.
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