This is the smallest whole number of softgels that holds at least one comparison dose. It is shown as a caveat and is deliberately not used in ranking, because rounding up changes the amount as well as the price.
One comparison dose is 1.67 softgels, and softgels cannot be split. The smallest whole number that holds at least the 1,000 mg comparison dose is 2 softgels, which hold 1,200 mg.
EPA 720 mg + DHA 480 mg = 1,200 mg of combined EPA + DHA per 2-softgel serving, read from the one Supplement Facts panel image the product page publishes for both sizes (ELI-5_2000x2000-2000x2000-eeab73eb-d13b-44ed-89c9-dc4ed84b5970.jpg, read on Oct 17, 2026): "Fish oil concentrate (from anchovies, sardines and mackerel) 2000 mg / Total omega-3 fatty acids 1300 mg / EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid) 720 mg / DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) 480 mg". It is word for word the panel the 90-softgel package was entered from. Combined EPA + DHA is the comparison basis; the 2,000 mg of fish oil concentrate and the 1,300 mg of total omega-3 are separate specs and are never the basis. The panel prints "Serving size 2 softgels" and no servings-per-container line. This package is the "90 day | 180 ct" variant (SKU 10640) of the same product in the brand's own Shopify feed, and the two images the store ties to that variant print "180 SOFTGELS | 90 SERVINGS" (the bottle front) and "Two softgels daily... 180 SOFTGELS... 90 SERVINGS", which is the panel's own 2-softgel serving, so the 90 servings are the label's own count. The softgel is bovine gelatin, so the product is neither vegan nor vegetarian.
Set the quantity at the retailer; this calculator does not add items to a cart. Uses the recorded unit price with no coupon or quantity discount. Tax is extra. Delivery terms apply to the contiguous US unless the policy says otherwise.
Free shipping on orders over $50 within the US, from MegaFood's own shipping policy page, first read September 1, 2026: "Q: How much does shipping cost? A: All orders over $50 ship free", with a site-wide banner saying the same. The page read the same on September 28, 2026. No rate is published for orders below $50, so delivered cost under the threshold is Unknown.
Where to buy
MegaFood (direct) · lowest recorded available price
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Price history
Latest recorded price: $59.99 at MegaFood (direct), checked . First checked on Oct 17.
We check each price about once a day, so this is the range we recorded, not necessarily every price there has been. It says what changed, not why, and nothing about where the price goes next.
Verification, Tier D: Could not locate independent data
We could not locate independent testing or certification for this product. That is a statement about our search, not about the product. These programs certify what a company submits to them, so a product can be absent simply because it was never entered, which is not a finding against it. Which certifier databases we searched, and when, is listed below. Where a program is not listed there, we have not checked it and do not imply anything either way.
Searched 4 certifier databases and found no listing for this product, and located no published test results. Programs we did not search are named below as not checked.
The testing claim we recorded for this product, with where it appeared: "TESTED FOR 150+ PESTICIDES" (circular mark printed beside the Supplement Facts panel image, naming no program, no laboratory and no third party). With no program named there is no listing to open against it, so it does not raise the verification level.
Checked NSF Certified for Sport database on Oct 17, 2026: not listed.
Checked USP Verified database on Sep 21, 2026: not listed.
NSF Certified for Sport: checked, not listed
Checked and absent. NSF's whole Certified for Sport directory was read on Oct 17, 2026, 2,581 listings, and the capture keeps every row filed under a brand this site prices. It holds one MegaFood row, 1730628, its Micronized Creatine Monohydrate Unflavored Powder, and no fish oil or other omega-3 row; no other brand name in it contains "MegaFood" or "Mega Food". The label images published for this package print no NSF mark. Absence from a database is not a failed test.
Checked and absent. USP's own Verified Products directory was read page by page in a browser on Sep 21, 2026: 16 pages, 159 products, 16 brands, captured in this site's directory snapshot. This brand does not appear in the directory or in its brand facet, and no product in it names this brand. USP verifies the products a company submits to it, so this records which products were submitted and nothing else. Absence from a database is not a failed test.
MegaFood does not appear as a brand in LGC's own Informed Sport product list of October 2026, 497 brands and 1,887 product lines, as read on Oct 3, 2026. Absence from a list is not a failed test: Informed Sport certifies the products a company submits, so this records only that none from this brand is in the program's published list on that date.
MegaFood does not appear as a brand in LGC's own Informed Choice product list of October 2026, 201 brands and 853 product lines, as read on Oct 3, 2026. Absence from a list is not a failed test: Informed Choice certifies the products a company submits, so this records only that none from this brand is in the program's published list on that date.
Not established: Heavy-metal testing, Label-accuracy testing.
Absence of data is not evidence that a product is clean. It means nobody has published a result we could find.
Label
Form
softgel
Serving size
2 softgels
Active ingredient
EPA + DHA (omega-3): 1,200mg as labeled
EPA 720 mg + DHA 480 mg = 1,200 mg of combined EPA + DHA per 2-softgel serving, read from the one Supplement Facts panel image the product page publishes for both sizes (ELI-5_2000x2000-2000x2000-eeab73eb-d13b-44ed-89c9-dc4ed84b5970.jpg, read on Oct 17, 2026): "Fish oil concentrate (from anchovies, sardines and mackerel) 2000 mg / Total omega-3 fatty acids 1300 mg / EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid) 720 mg / DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) 480 mg". It is word for word the panel the 90-softgel package was entered from. Combined EPA + DHA is the comparison basis; the 2,000 mg of fish oil concentrate and the 1,300 mg of total omega-3 are separate specs and are never the basis. The panel prints "Serving size 2 softgels" and no servings-per-container line. This package is the "90 day | 180 ct" variant (SKU 10640) of the same product in the brand's own Shopify feed, and the two images the store ties to that variant print "180 SOFTGELS | 90 SERVINGS" (the bottle front) and "Two softgels daily... 180 SOFTGELS... 90 SERVINGS", which is the panel's own 2-softgel serving, so the 90 servings are the label's own count. The softgel is bovine gelatin, so the product is neither vegan nor vegetarian.
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