DML - OmegaShine Ingredients, Usage, Label

OmegaShine

+ Astaxanthin (derived from algae)

Optimal Omegas for Radiant Skin

OmegaShine Fish Oil contains the purest, highest concentration EPA & DHA essential fatty acids on the market today. Astaxanthin is an amazing antioxidant that has numerous clinical studies showing how it improves the appearance and quality of the skin.

No compromises... no shortcuts… no cutting corners.

Just 2 easy-to-swallow soft gels deliver a full 2.4 grams of Omega-3 EPA and DHA fatty acids.

  • Fill in the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles naturally - no med spa trip required! 
  • Soften creases--you’ll look years younger 
  • Increase hydration--giving you that glowy, youthful look 
  • Restore the collagen dermal matrix, making your skin firm and smooth 
  • Plus, OmegaShine Fish Oil can improve your mood, protect your heart and increase mental clarity 

We practice Truth-In-Labeling: 

Label:  Each bottle contains 60 vegetarian capsules = 1 month supply

OmegaShine is vegetarian and gluten-free

Usage: Healthy adults over age 18 can take 2 soft gels per day with or without meals. 

If you have a known medical issue, are pregnant or nursing or take a medication always make sure to contact your personal health care provider to make sure a supplement is safe for you. 

Precaution: Fish oil is a natural anticoagulant, which means it can prevent the blood from clotting. This property may help explain some of its heart health benefits, since thinning the blood may improve cardiovascular health. Omega-3s may increase bleeding risk when a person takes them with specific anticoagulant or medication. If you take blood thinning medication please make sure and check with your personal doctor before taking this or any supplement.

Manufacturing: All our medical-grade food supplements are manufactured in the US in a cGMP/FDA compliant facility. We insist on, and only work with, manufacturers who follow strict processes and complete and thorough testing to ensure our products are safe, high quality and made to the highest industry standards.

**Because this product contains Astaxanthin the capsules have a red color:

About The Formula:

We supply not only the proper dosage, but the proper ratio between EPA and DHA.

A dose proven - in clinical studies - to help rejuvenate skin from the effects of photo aging.

It’s pure fish oil harvested from anchovies off the pristine waters off Peru, where there are next to no pollutants.

Why anchovies?

Because it’s a known fact bigger fish like salmon and tuna soak up toxins you hear about. Plus...

  • We help maintain the balance of the natural ecosystem by using carefully controlled, sustainable fishing practices.
  • The oil is in the potent, absorbable, and in its natural triglyceride form as we’ve discussed.
  • Plus, it utilizes the proprietary ClearEnteric™ soft gel technology for 300% better absorption.

Why astaxanthin?

Our Astaxanthin is as clean as it gets….grown in natural sunlight in glass tubes from Haematococcus pluvialis algae.

AlphaXanthin® is Cold Pressed Organic Astaxanthin and is non-GMO.
Haematococcus pluvialis algae is cultivated and produced in accordance with National Organic Program (NOP) organic standards. Similar to other natural oils such as “cold-pressed flaxseed oil”, the algae is cultivated and pressed into an oleoresin rich in naturally occurring astaxanthin as part of the algae matrix.
AlphaXanthin® is 100% pure Haematococcus pluvialis algae biomass that is chemical-free, solvent-free and carrier-free. Certified Kosher and produced in a cGMP certified facility.
Despite their differences, both krill oil and fish oil are great sources of DHA and EPA and have plenty of research to support their health benefits.

OmegaShine Fish Oil is considered pharmaceutical-grade fish oil without the prescription or the outrageously expensive price tag. 

And for your protection and satisfaction,  EVERY BATCH is 3rd party tested for purity and potency.

  • The highest concentration, purest grade, Super Critical Concentrated fish oil on the market.
  • Provides the recommended full 2.4 grams of Omega-3 EPA and DHA daily dosage.
  • In the natural triglyceride form -70% more absorbable.
  • Delivered in ClearEnteric™ soft gels--for another 300% boost in benefits.
  • Reduces burping.

To learn more or place an order go here: https://store.delmarlaboratories.com/pages/omegashine

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease


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