Lifestream Vegan Omega-3 is a pure plant omega 3 algae oil for healthy joints, mobility and well-being. It is a high strength formula providing marine DHA, EPA and the recommended daily intake of plant-based vitamin D3, with no fishy smell or after taste.Â
Microalgae naturally produces EPA and DHA, and algae is fish's main form of food, which contributors to their high Omega 3 levels. Lifestream have bypassed the fish, and gone directly to the source!
- Supports mental focus and brain function
- Supports calcium absorption with plant sources D3 for bone health
- Support joint and skin health
- Supports your liver to metabolise fats.Â
Each capsule contains: Microalgae oil (Schizochytrium sp) 801mg Extract equiv. to DHA (Docosahexaenoic acid) 250mgExtract equiv. to EPA (Eicosapentaenoic acid) 125mg Vitamin D3 (Cholecalciferol) 2.5mcg (100IU)
Also contains: sunflower oil, rosemary extract, ascorbyl palmitate, tocopherol (soy source), vegan and non-GMO capsule shell
Derived from marine microalgae, the original source of EPA and DHA, free from fish
Adults: Take 1-2 capsules dailyÂ
Children 6-12: Take 1 capsule daily
Store below 30C in a place away from direct sunlight
Vegan Omega-3 gives you EPA and DHA from algae instead of fish, which is the key thing to understand before you buy it. That makes it very different from flaxseed oil as well, because algae can provide the same omega forms many people are actually looking for in a fish-free product.
If you want a vegan omega but still care about getting EPA and DHA directly, algae oil is usually the format worth looking at. Our brain health collection is a useful nearby browse if you are comparing products around cognition, mood, or everyday wellbeing.
What makes Vegan Omega-3 different from flaxseed oil?
Flax gives you ALA, while algae omega products are usually chosen because they provide EPA and DHA directly.
Does Vegan Omega-3 replace fish oil for a vegan routine?
That is usually the reason people buy it. It gives you a fish-free way to get the omega forms many buyers want most.
What should you think about before buying Vegan Omega-3?
Mostly whether direct EPA and DHA matter to you, and whether you want a true fish-free option rather than a seed oil.