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- Carlson The Very Finest Fish Oil: Liquid
- Wiley's Finest Wild Alaskan Fish Oil Peak Omega-3 Liquid: Liquid
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| Compare the facts | CarlsonThe Very Finest Fish Oil | Wiley's FinestWild Alaskan Fish Oil Peak Omega-3 Liquid |
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| Format | Liquid | Liquid |
| Stated serving | 1 teaspoon (5 mL) | 1 teaspoon (5 mL) |
| Oil source | Norwegian fish oil (anchovy, sardine, mackerel) | Wild Alaska pollock fish oil |
| EPA per stated serving | 800 mg | 1400 mg |
| DHA per stated serving | 500 mg | 900 mg |
| EPA + DHA per serving | 1300 mg Calculated EPA + DHA only; not total omega-3. | 2300 mg Calculated EPA + DHA only; not total omega-3. |
| Product overview | Carlson The Very Finest Fish Oil is a lemon-flavored fish-oil liquid. | Peak Omega-3 Liquid is a natural lemon fish-oil formula made from wild Alaska pollock. |
| Price context | Not verified — check the official site. Pack size and current terms can differ. | Natural lemon 4 oz store variant, described as 4.23 fl oz / 125 mL: $39.99 one-time; recurring every 30, 60 or 90 days, $31.99 for the first two orders and $33.99 thereafter. Direct-store snapshot 2026-11-05. Pack size and current terms can differ. |
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How to read the differences
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Softgels, gummies and liquids are different formats. A label amount for one version should not be assumed to apply to another.
Look for the quantity and unit beside Supplement Facts. Two labels can list amounts per different numbers of softgels or different liquid measures.
The table flags unknown or mismatched bases rather than silently converting them.
EPA and DHA are components of omega-3s. Their calculated sum, when both are sourced for the same serving, is not necessarily the product’s total omega-3 amount.
A missing or unverified amount is not treated as zero.
Use the source links and any checked dates in the table to review the exact format, serving and current package. Price, availability, allergens and other label details can change.
Use the table to examine the information, then review each product’s complete label and sources. No single figure establishes that one product is preferable for every person.