Fish Oil Enteric Coating 1,000 mg – Softgels – Contains DHA + EPA – Gluten-Free

SMP Nutra’s Fish Oil Enteric Coating 1000mg Softgels offer a traditional fish oil formulation in an enteric-coated softgel delivery format. Designed for supplement brands seeking a versatile omega-3 product, this stock formulation can be used for private label fish oil supplements, omega-3 softgels, and marine-derived fatty acid products.

Fish oil is naturally recognized as a source of long-chain omega-3 fatty acids, including EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid) and DHA (docosahexaenoic acid). These fatty acids have been extensively studied in nutritional and clinical research, with scientific literature examining their roles in areas such as cardiovascular nutrition, brain and nervous system function, visual health, and normal cellular processes. This extensive research makes fish oil and omega-3 fatty acids some of the most established ingredients in the dietary supplement category.

The enteric coating provides a distinctive dosage-form option for brands looking beyond conventional fish oil softgels. Enteric-coated softgels are designed with a specialized coating intended to remain intact under certain conditions before releasing their contents further along the gastrointestinal tract. This delivery approach can be an important product-development consideration when creating differentiated omega-3 supplement offerings.

From an educational standpoint, fish oil should not be evaluated solely by its total oil weight. The amount and ratio of specific omega-3 fatty acids, particularly EPA and DHA, can vary considerably among fish oil formulations. For brands developing an omega-3 product, clearly communicating the formulation and serving information can help consumers better understand what their supplement contains.

Product Features

• 1,000 mg fish oil per softgel
• Enteric-coated softgel delivery format
• Source of marine-derived omega-3 fatty acids
• Convenient softgel dosage form
• Suitable for private label fish oil supplements
• Designed for omega-3 and marine lipid supplement formulations
• Versatile stock formulation for supplement brands and product developers
• Fish oil ingredient category supported by extensive scientific research
• Suitable for brands looking to offer an enteric-coated omega-3 softgel
• Can be incorporated into fish oil, omega-3, EPA, DHA, and essential fatty acid product portfolios

Educational Information

Fish oil is derived from marine sources and contains a mixture of fatty acids. EPA and DHA are the two long-chain omega-3 fatty acids most commonly associated with marine oils and have been the subject of thousands of scientific studies. Their nutritional significance has made EPA and DHA widely recognized components of the omega-3 supplement category.

Fish oil also differs from plant-based omega-3 sources. For example, flaxseed and several other plant foods primarily provide ALA (alpha-linolenic acid), while fish oil is a source of the longer-chain fatty acids EPA and DHA. This distinction is useful when educating consumers about the different types of omega-3 ingredients used in dietary supplements.