I do not have any dietary restrictions that will keep me from eating anything but if you do, this would be a good alternative to the average omega-3 fish oils you may find. If you do not have any dietary restrictions, such as myself, you still may find these a good alternative to fish oils due to potential health risks associated with fish such as mercury toxicity. I do not know how safe, or unsafe, fish oil is but a potentially safe option to replace it with is nice. These are a little more expensive than you'd expect from the usual omega-3 fish oils but obviously it's up for you to decide if the extra money is worth the cost based on your needs.<br /><br />No fish smell, which is great, but you do get a slight algae smell and taste. It's not a bad smell or taste, either, in my opinion. I know some people won't enjoy it but it's really a more tame seaweed wrap in the form of a gel capsule. The gel capsules themselves are what I would call "medium sized." They're easily swallowed.<br /><br />Overall, I have been satisfied with them. I've had no negative side-effects, and I was able to seamlessly replace my fish oil with these.

These are about the length of quarter but are still relatively easy for me to swallow. However, they smell really fishy and have a bit of aftertaste. I have to wash my hands after handing them because it lingers on the skin. My mom says that it means they're really good. I haven't had any problems or side effects since taking them. They're probably really potent but if you dont like strong scents, then best to steer clear of them.

I take Omega-3 supplements daily, and in the past this has generally been in the traditional fish oil form. I ran across the Vegetology alternative and ordered it to try it out. Now that I have finished a bottle, I can tell you that I'm pretty impressed with their product!<br /><br />Pros: The biggest - no fishy burps or taste at all! This can be a real problem with some of the traditional fish oil supplements. The product is made sustainably and is an animal free product (a concern for some people). I'm also impressed with their eco-friendly packaging. I wish more companies would think about following their lead.<br /><br />Cons: It's a bit more expensive compared to the brands I've been using. The EPA and DHA ratios are a bit different as well, so just take this into consideration when you think about how many pills you may need to take (if you have a specific target).<br /><br />Overall, if you are considering this supplement I can definitely recommend it as a great option!

Been taking these daily for almost 1 month. I can’t tell any difference.

This is a review for: Vegetology Vegan Omega 3 Supplement (60 Capsules) – Omega-3, EPA, Vitamin D3 & DHA Supplements - Algae Omega 3 Vegan Supplements for Brain, Eye, & Heart Health – Omega 3 for Kids & Adults<br /><br />This is a medium sized liqui-gel tablets with yellowish oil inside. It is easy to swallow, I did not get any weird ocean-y stink like some other algae or fish based omega-3 supplements.<br />2 tablets per serving, vegan omega-3s seem usually more expensive than fish oil based, but it might be worth it to avoid fishy burps or smells.

I’ve been wanting to include Omega 3’s to my supplement regimen. I like that this one is plant sourced. There is so much concern about the safety of fish and this seems like a safer bet. This claims to support brain, heart and eye health and I’m particularly interested in what it can do for eyes. I have been bothered by dry eyes for a long time and I read that Omega 3s could be helpful for this. Recently I woke up one morning and felt like I had something in my eye. I couldn’t find anything but my eye stayed irritated for several days. I started taking Omega 3s and after a couple days I realized the irritation was gone and my eyes were more comfortable. I don’t know if it was a coincidence but I’m even more motivated to take it now. Based on that alone I recommend this product.