Garden of Life Minami Prenatal Omega-3 DHA Fish Oil Supplement with 480mg DHA & 104mg EPA - Prenatal Omega 3 Fish Oil for Pregnancy & Breastfeeding, Non-GMO, Lemon Flavored, 60 Softgels Review

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Overview

This Garden of Life softgel is part of the Minami line and is marketed specifically for pregnancy and breastfeeding, with a DHA-heavy ratio at 480 mg DHA and 104 mg EPA per serving. It comes in a lemon-flavored, 60-count bottle and carries a paleo diet designation.

The higher DHA-to-EPA ratio is typical of prenatal-positioned omega-3 formulas, since DHA is the fatty acid most often discussed in the context of pregnancy and breastfeeding nutrition. The label states the product is non-GMO.

At $30.09 for 60 softgels, with a 4.7 rating across 1,748 reviews and about 1,000 units bought last month, this is priced and reviewed comparably to the broader mid-range products in this set, though it is the only one here specifically positioned for prenatal use.

Specifications

Performance notes

The DHA-to-EPA ratio here is notably skewed toward DHA compared to most other products in this lineup, which tend to be EPA-forward or balanced. The lemon flavoring and paleo designation are additional label details that set this apart from unflavored, non-diet-specific competitors.

What buyers say

A 4.7 average rating across 1,748 reviews and roughly 1,000 units bought last month point to steady, positive feedback within its specific prenatal-focused audience.