Finest Pure Cod Liver Oil (300 ml) by Pharmax

Pharmax Finest Pure Cod Liver Oil: Many of the benefits that are now associated with EPA and DHA have been observed as a result of the traditional use of cod liver oil, which has been used for generations in North American and particularly Northern Europe, mainly as a naturally rich source of vitamins A and D.

Many people still prefer to use traitional cod liver oil but have been reticent due to the poor taste and high contamination level often associated with this type of oil.*

Finest Pure Cod Liver Oil from Pharmax is produced only from cod caught in the Northern European and Arctic waters and, like out Finest Pure Fish Oil, has virtually no fish tasted, is subtly flavored with essential oil of lemon and orange, and has undetectable levels of mercury and other hearvy metals.

Recommended Intake: Each teaspoon (5ml) provides:

530mg DHA

350mg EPA

2,667 i.u. vit.A (50%DV)

200 i.u. vit.D (50%DV)

Other information:

All Pharmax fish oil products are independently tested to ensure the absence of detectable levels of mercury and other heavy metals, PAH's, PCBs and dioxins.

They have been found to be the purest fish oils available in North America.

Refrigeration after opening is recommended.

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