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Wiley’s Peak EPA vs Carlson Maximum Omega 2000

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Wiley’s Peak EPA vs Carlson Maximum Omega 2000: published product information
Compare the facts	Wiley's FinestWild Alaskan Fish Oil Peak EPA	CarlsonMaximum Omega 2000
Format	Not verified	Softgels
Stated serving	1 softgel Serving and format not source-tagged together here.	2 softgels
Oil source	Wild Alaskan pollock fish oil	Norwegian fish oil concentrate
EPA per stated serving	Not verified for this serving	Not verified for this serving
DHA per stated serving	Not verified for this serving	Not verified for this serving
EPA + DHA per serving	Not verified for this serving Calculated EPA + DHA only; not total omega-3.	Not verified for this serving Calculated EPA + DHA only; not total omega-3.
Product overview	Peak EPA is an EPA-forward wild Alaskan fish oil softgel.	Carlson Maximum Omega 2000 is a natural lemon fish-oil concentrate in softgels.
Price context	60 count: $49.99 one-time; recurring every 30, 60, 90 or 120 days, $39.99 first delivery and $42.49 subsequent deliveries. Direct-store snapshot 2026-11-05. Pack size and current terms can differ.	Carlson's 90-softgel SKU 1721 was $76.90 one-time or $65.37 per subscription delivery, USD, on 2026-11-05; recurring options were 23, 45 or 90 days. Shipping and tax totals were not verified. Pack size and current terms can differ.
Things to consider	Fish-derived oil	The 60-count label lists fish and beef gelatin; check the selected 90-count bottle. The accessible detailed back label is for a different bottle count.
Sources and checked date	Checked: 2026-11-05 Peak EPA: Your Daily Omega-3, Simplified — official product data Supports: Current product listing and selectable 30-, 60-, 90- and 120-count variants; selected 60-count variant availability, SKU and UPC; One softgel per day, 60-count bottle, 750 mg EPA and 250 mg DHA per softgel; 60-count one-time price and subscription discount/delivery options captured at check date; The official product description does not name a flavor FAQ — Wiley's Finest Supports: Company's general source statement that Wild Alaskan Fish Oil is single-species wild Alaskan Pollock harvested in the Bering Sea; Company's general statement that encapsulated Wild Alaskan Fish Oil products are in ethyl ester form; General company storage/shelf-life guidance and mixed-tocopherol sourcing context Wild Alaskan Fish Oil Peak EPA 1250 mg — NIH Dietary Supplement Label Database record Supports: Historical label version entered in DSLD on 2020-03-24 and marked Off Market on 2020-07-15 for this label record; Historical serving size, serving count, EPA/DHA amounts, full other-ingredient list, allergen statement, storage instruction, and historical MSC/NSF label marks; The page links the full historical label PDF at https://api.ods.od.nih.gov/dsld/s3/pdf/215479.pdf MSC Chain of Custody Standard — Marine Stewardship Council Supports: Independent explanation of what MSC chain-of-custody certification is intended to assure for seafood bearing the MSC blue fish label, limiting interpretation of the historic package mark	Checked: 2026-11-05 Maximum Omega 2000 — Carlson official product data Supports: Product description and stated EPA/DHA amounts; Available package variants, selected 90-count SKU, barcode, and manufacturer availability flag; Direct one-time price and recurring-delivery price adjustments and intervals; Official label-image metadata containing serving, ingredients, allergen, and directions text Maximum Omega 2000 product label images — Carlson official product media Supports: This label image and metadata are for the 60-count bottle, not the selected 90-count bottle.; The Carlson-hosted bottle-back label image is the visual label asset associated with Maximum Omega 2000; label wording was available as image alt text in Carlson's official product data.; The label-image metadata states per-serving EPA/DHA, oil concentrate weight, other ingredients, fish species, serving size, and suggested use. It describes the 60-soft-gel bottle label (30 servings), not the selected 90-count bottle's count/servings. Maximum Omega 2000 — Nutrasource Certifications product record Supports: Independent product record identifies Maximum Omega 2000 as softgels and gives the two-soft-gel daily recommendation.; Product-specific IGEN certification result and the stated limits of its testing panel. The Carlson Omega-3 Difference — Carlson Supports: Carlson's general soft-gel storage recommendation.; Carlson's broad company-level IFOS statement, which does not itself identify this SKU and therefore cannot confirm Maximum Omega 2000's IFOS status.
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