Question 1

Has anyone noticed seperation? It seems like there is 1/2'' of semi-soilids at the bottom of my fishoil daily. Should I shake before use?? Normal?

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I also noticed this.  Emailed company and this their response:                                                                    Thank you for contacting us. The cloudy white thickened liquid is a normaloccurrence and perfectly safe to continue taking. Fish oil has 20-30different fatty acids based on what species of fish it is sourced from.There are saturated, unsaturated, fatty acids and free fatty acids that allhave their own unique melting and freezing point. One of the free fractionsof fatty acids when cold solidifies appearing cloudy white. For those whofind this bothersome they find taking the product out for 15 minutes or soat room temperature that often clears the "cloudy" appearance.

Question 2

Is it true this has sunflower oil now? Does this block the body's ability to absorb the omega 3's?

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Hello SCDrew,

Thank for your question,

Carlson’s Very Finest Fish Oil now lists sunflower oil on the label as it is the carrier oil for a new antioxidant blend that is being used to maintain the freshness of this product. 
As research has shown this blend to naturally preserve product freshness better than vitamin E alone. This antioxidant blend in total makes up 0.2% of the entire product, which equates to 1 ml of a 500 ml Very Finest Fish Oil bottle, to put it in perspective. As the antioxidant blend consists of sunflower oil, natural mixed tocopherols, and rosemary extract, only a portion of this 1 ml of antioxidant blend is sunflower oil. Fish oil naturally contains a small amount of omega 6 fatty acids and this tiny amount of sunflower oil in no way negates the benefits of the high omega 3 content of this fish oil product and does not affect the body’s ability to absorb the omega 3’s.

thank you very much and don't hesitate to contact us.

Israel
customer care Carlson Labs.

Question 3

Is this a virgin cod oil (not heated)?

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The fish oil is processed through molecular distillation. All fish oils must actually be heated at some point to ensure purity. This is done in a controlled environment without the presence of oxygen, which allows the heat used to be relatively low and therefore the omega fatty acids are not destroyed. The extraction of oil from fish body tissue is typically performed with either steam or solvents. Carlson fish oils are extracted only with steam (never with solvents) and then molecularly distilled to remove the impurities one does not want in their fish oil.  These steps will retain freshness and omega-3 fatty acid content without degrading the oil in any way.

Question 4

What is the DHA/EPA content?

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EPA- 800mgDHA-500mg

ASIN	B001LF39MY
ASIN	B001LF39MY
Age Range Description	Adult
Allergen Information	Fish
Best Sellers Rank	#5,398 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #14 in Fish Oil Nutritional Supplements #1,167 in Diet & Sports Nutrition
Brand Name	Carlson
Color	No Color
Container Type	Bottle
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (2,461)
Date First Available	June 25, 2011
Department	Natural Health
Diet Type	Gluten Free
Dosage Form	Liquid
Flavor	Unflavored
Global Trade Identification Number	00088395013225
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Dimensions	6 x 5 x 4 inches
Item Form	Cream
Item Weight	0.87 Kilograms
Item model number	P35305
Manufacturer	Carlson
Manufacturer	Carlson
Manufacturer Part Number	P35305
Material Features	No Artificial Preservatives
Model Name	Cod Liver Oil, 1100 mg Omega-3s 1
Model Number	P35305
Number of Items	1
Primary Supplement Type	Cod Liver Oil, Omega-3s
Product Benefits	Immune Support
Product Dimensions	6 x 5 x 4 inches; 1.92 Pounds
Total Servings Per Container	50.0
UPC	088395013225
Unit Count	16.9 Fluid Ounces

Carlson - Cod Liver Oil, 1100 mg Omega-3s, Wild-Caught Norwegian Arctic Cod-Liver Oil, Sustainably Sourced Nordic Fish Oil Liquid, Unflavored, 500 ml (16.9 Fl Oz)

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