omega 3 kids

Once opened, it should be stored in the refrigerator (4–14°F) and consumed within a maximum of 2 months to ensure that its properties are preserved. Our oils have excellent freshness (TOTOX well below the GOED limit), which reduces oxidation.

Yes, but to maintain its effectiveness and preserve the quality of all ingredients, always add it at the end, when the preparation is cold or at room temperature.

A typical serving of oily fish provides varying amounts of omega-3, from approximately 200 mg in tuna to 2 g in salmon. The key is not only the amount in each serving, but also how regularly it is consumed. For many children, meeting the recommended daily intake of omega-3 through diet alone can be difficult.

Our omega-3 supplement offers a practical and controlled way to ensure a constant supply of EPA and DHA, complementing a balanced diet. It can be particularly useful when the intake of oily fish is insufficient or infrequent.

When choosing the right omega-3 supplement, it is very important to emphasize that any fish oil on the market today must meet and exceed the strict standards set by GOED Omega-3, WHO, and CRN. Therefore, an omega-3 supplement with IFOS certification is a guarantee that it meets these standards.

Possessing IFOS certification, as our Omegatex® fish oil does, means that: it complies with the active ingredients specified on the label; it has a concentration of more than 60% EPA and DHA; it has PCB levels below 50% (according to CRN standards); it has oxidation levels below 75%, guaranteeing product stability; and it has negligible levels of heavy metals and contaminants.

Yes, it’s completely normal. Omega 3 Kids contains olive oil, which can naturally crystallize when stored in the refrigerator, as we recommend. This does not affect the quality or effectiveness of the product in any way. Simply take it out of the refrigerator for a few minutes and shake it vigorously to restore its usual liquid texture.

Omega-3 Kids has a higher EPA content because it aims for an optimal balance between EPA and DHA, unlike other products that prioritize DHA alone. While DHA is key for brain and visual development, EPA supports inflammation regulation, immune system maturation, and neurodevelopment. For this reason, the product uses a ratio that favors EPA, designed to support both the nervous system and immune health during growth stages, offering a more complete and functional blend of omega-3 for children.

Omega-3s are essential fatty acids that the human body needs but cannot produce on its own in sufficient quantities. The most common types of omega-3s are eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), which are found primarily in fatty fish and algae.