Step 1: Triglyceride backbone

Our oil stays in the triglyceride form, the structure fish oil naturally takes, rather than the ethyl ester form created by cheaper processing.

Step 2: Superior Absorbtion

The TG form is more readily broken down and absorbed, so more EPA and DHA actually reach your bloodstream per serving.

Step 3: Membrane incorporation

Absorbed EPA and DHA are built into cell membranes, where sustained adequate levels support brain, heart, and inflammatory balance.

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• Supports brain function, memory, and cognitive performance. DHA is structurally essential for brain cell membranes.
• Supports the body's natural inflammatory resolution. EPA at clinically meaningful doses, not trace amounts.
• Supports cardiovascular health including healthy blood flow, blood pressure balance, and endothelial function
• Supports mood and emotional resilience through brain cell membrane health and neurotransmitter signalling
• Superior bioavailability in triglyceride (TG) form versus the processed ethyl ester form used in most supplements

Great for:

• Those with NOS3, COMT, or MAO-A gene variants, as omega-3s support endothelial function and reduce inflammatory burden on impaired pathways
• Those with high inflammatory load, as EPA supports the body's resolution pathway not just suppression
• Those with high cognitive or emotional demand, as DHA supports neuronal membrane health
• Those with low seafood intake. Plant-source ALA converts to DHA and EPA at only approximately 5% efficiency, so direct supplementation is the only reliable route.
• Anyone using the Methylated Multi, SAM-e, or TMG, as omega-3 reduces the inflammatory friction those products work against
• Those with cardiovascular or metabolic health goals

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Not ideal for:

Those with fish or shellfish allergies. Not suitable for vegetarians or vegans. Consult a healthcare provider if on anticoagulant therapy.