Vitacost Norwegian Cod Liver Oil Lemon

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What is Vitacost Norwegian Cod Liver OIl?Vitacost Norwegian Cod Liver Oil is a premium, lemon-flavored liquid supplement featuring natural, omega-3 fatty acid-rich oil from fresh Norwegian cod. Utilizing only the finest, deep-caught fish, harvested during winter and spring when oil content is at its highest, this oil supplies 500 mg of DHA and 400 mg of EPA per single-teaspoon serving. Vitacost Norwegian Cod Liver Oil is manufactured using a chemical-free extraction process, and purity and potency are guaranteed. Our product is regularly tested to ensure high quality, freshness and absence of mercury, lead, PCBs and other contaminants. How does Vitacost Finest Norwegian Cod Liver Oil support health?Omega-3 essential fatty acids are essential to the body and must be obtained through diet. Fatty fish, such as cod, tuna and salmon, are the best source, but they can also be found in some plant sources and in flaxseed, walnuts and soybeans. As most diets are lacking in these foods, taking a supplement such as Vitacost Norwegian Cod Liver Oil is a convenient way to obtain omega-3 nutrients.Omega-3 DHA and EPA are well known for their cardioprotective properties, their ability to maintain cognitive function, their potential to support healthy mood and their positive impact on joint comfort and flexibility.*Why choose Vitacost Finest Norwegian Cod Liver Oil?From premium-quality cod caught off the coast of NorwayLight, lemon flavorGlass bottle ensures stabilityAir in bottle replaced with nitrogen for maximum freshnessRegularly tested for purity and potencyBetter value than other brands on the marketAbout VitacostVitacost fish oil products are lab tested for heavy metals, impurities and contaminants, to ensure our products meet stringent safety and quality standards. All Vitacost fish oil supplements are tested to ensure that mercury, dioxins and PCB levels are below industry standards. *These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug ...