Could somebody explain me the difference between the fish oil in both of these supplements?
Is it basically the same or is there a significant difference between the two products, thanks.
Could somebody explain me the difference between the fish oil in both of these supplements?
Is it basically the same or is there a significant difference between the two products, thanks.
perhaps you could post up the stats for Animal Omega
Flameout is 4.6g fish oil per serving, and 2200/800mg DHA/EPA IIRC
[quote]twistacannon15 wrote:
Could somebody explain me the difference between the fish oil in both of these supplements?
Is it basically the same or is there a significant difference between the two products, thanks.[/quote]
Here’s the animal omega label. There’s plenty of info already on Flameout on this site. And yes, there is quite a bit of difference.
One thing I did find interesting about Animal Omega is the lack of information on how much EPA and DHA is in their product. I’m not saying it’s a bad product, but personally I would prefer to know this information before considering whether or not it’s a good purchase.
The borage and EPO is a nice addition (imo), however the flax oil at the top of the n3 list is a little troubling. Not sure; it could be good, or it could be expensive ALA with a couple grams EPO. Hard to judge. Better to stick with something that lists clear values, imo.
[quote]JN7844 wrote:
One thing I did find interesting about Animal Omega is the lack of information on how much EPA and DHA is in their product. I’m not saying it’s a bad product, but personally I would prefer to know this information before considering whether or not it’s a good purchase.[/quote]
typically done because they ratios suck, i don’t use every Biotest product but having searched everywhere, including doctor supplied product from orthomolecualr solutions i can say with a fair amount of confidence that nothing comes even close to Flameout.
[quote]morepain wrote:
JN7844 wrote:
One thing I did find interesting about Animal Omega is the lack of information on how much EPA and DHA is in their product. I’m not saying it’s a bad product, but personally I would prefer to know this information before considering whether or not it’s a good purchase.
typically done because they ratios suck, i don’t use every Biotest product but having searched everywhere, including doctor supplied product from orthomolecualr solutions i can say with a fair amount of confidence that nothing comes even close to Flameout.
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What happened your bike !
Sell it for Flameout
Carlson’s Fish Oil?