3 products

Wild-caught · IFOS certified · rTG form

Same oil. Different strength.

All three Vital Omega softgels use the same wild-caught, third-party-tested oil. The only question is how much omega-3 you want per serving.

Vital Omega Easy Swallow, Ultra Daily, and Critical Care fish oil bottles

Compare the strengths

Critical Care
2,350mg omega-3 / serving

Best for the most omega-3 you can get in two softgels.

EPA / DHA 1,360 / 680 mg · 3,000 IU D3 · standard softgel

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Ultra Daily
1,350mg omega-3 / serving

Best for a balanced dose you take every day.

EPA / DHA 780 / 390 mg · 1,520 IU D3 · standard softgel

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Easy Swallow
800mg omega-3 / serving

Best for a smaller, easier-to-swallow softgel.

EPA / DHA 480 / 240 mg · 960 IU D3 · smaller softgel

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Same standard in every bottle

Vital Omega Critical Care: heart, joints and brain support, no fishy burps, max-absorb triglyceride form, lipase for digestion, wild-caught and IFOS certified

Strength is the only thing that changes. Every bottle starts with the same wild-caught oil in the Max-Absorb triglyceride form, enteric-coated so it goes down with no fishy burps. Three more things come standard:

  • Vitamin D3 addedEnhanced with Vitamin D3 in every strength
  • Fish-gelatin softgelMade from tilapia, never cow
  • Non-GMO and cleanFree from gluten, dairy, yeast, corn, wheat, tree nuts, and shellfish

Common questions

How do I pick a strength?
Think about how much omega-3 you want per serving. Critical Care is the most potent at 2,350mg, Ultra Daily sits in the middle at 1,350mg for everyday use, and Easy Swallow gives you 800mg in a smaller softgel. The fish, the form, and the purity testing are identical across all three.
Will these give me fishy burps or repeat on me?
That is the most common complaint with fish oil, and it is why ours are enteric-coated. The coating holds the softgel together until it is past your stomach, so no fishy taste and no repeat. We also add lipase, a digestive enzyme that helps your body break down and digest the fish oil.
What does "triglyceride (rTG) form" mean, and why should I care?
A lot of fish oil on the market is in the ethyl ester form because it is cheaper to make. Ours is in the Max-Absorb triglyceride form, which is closer to how omega-3 naturally shows up in fish. It is the form your body already recognizes.