Alternative omega-3 to fortifeye

[justbob]

I've been using fortieye omega-3 for a while now, but I'm near to running out and my new supply from USA seems to have "been lost in the post" so does anyone in UK know of a good alternative? It has very high EPA/DHA per mass, any suggestions?

[cathy8889]

Hey I started off with fortifeye but it was too expensive to buy in end with shipping. A kind dry eye member told me about scope omega eye, triglyceride form like the fortifeye http://www.scopeomegahealth.co.uk I have been taking them for almost a year now. If you ring them up they are very friendly and they send out samples. Cath

[justbob]

Doesn't seem to have anywhere as much EPA and DHA per softgel though! Bit sneaky listing it as per 4 softgels.

[cathy8889]

I don't think you'll find any equal in quality to fortifeye in the uk. I dont think they're being sneaky, you get 120 per tub of scope omegas compared to 60 in fortifeye. There is 0.65 less EPA and DHA. I struggled ordering fortifeye from America and found scope to be best alternative

[Daniel2]

You can try PRN. Very high on EPA and DHA.

[justbob]

I don't think you'll find any equal in quality to fortifeye in the uk. I dont think they're being sneaky, you get 120 per tub of scope omegas compared to 60 in fortifeye. There is 0.65 less EPA and DHA. I struggled ordering fortifeye from America and found scope to be best alternative

Ok thanks. I thought the ratios of EPA/DHA were important too? Shame it has vit D in it as it may limit how many I can take.

You can try PRN. Very high on EPA and DHA.

PRN make omega eye, do you just mean omega eye?

[Daniel2]

Ok thanks. I thought the ratios of EPA/DHA were important too? Shame it has vit D in it as it may limit how many I can take.


PRN make omega eye, do you just mean omega eye?

I think there's the Eo (eye omega) and De (Dry eye), I don't know much, I think they are similar but the latter is specifically for dry eyes...

https://prnomegahealth.com/product/d...mega-benefits/

Hope this helps

[DryMichael]

I try omega 3 for my dry eyes. I want to take 3 pills a day and will see after 5 weeks if that helps. But hey guys, I live in Czech Republic and it seems to be a big problem to buy some quality omega 3 here !!! I was in one of the biggest pharmacy in the city and they have only some suspiciously inexpensive stuff. It's called "GS Omega 3 cps. 60+30", 1000 mg, EPA min. 180 mg a DHA min. 120 mg.

I bought it but... now I have doubts if it will even do something.

Do you have any experience with this "budget omega 3"? Or do you think I should buy something "more expensive" (and better?), for example PRN mentioned above? To be honest, it wouldn't be cheap for me and I would be glad if someone at least tell me THERE IS a difference. Any thoughts?

[justbob]

I notice a difference depending on what I take, best try different kinds and see for yourself.

Scope omega eye appears almost identical to De (Dry eye).