NOW Supplements, Omega-3 Fish Oil Liquid, Molecularly Distilled, Lemon Flavored, 16.9-Ounce Review

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Overview

This is NOW's Omega-3 fish oil in liquid form, molecularly distilled and lemon flavored, sold in a 16.9-ounce bottle. It carries a keto designation along with dairy-free, egg-free, non-GMO, and nut-free claims.

The label markets it for heart health support, matching the framing used on NOW's standard softgel version. A liquid format is generally aimed at people who prefer not to swallow softgels or want an easier way to adjust serving amounts.

Priced at $33.22 with a 4.6 rating across 1,300 reviews and about 800 units bought last month, this liquid version sees a smaller review base than NOW's higher-volume softgel products, and stock availability was limited at the time of the listing.

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Performance notes

The liquid format and lemon flavoring are the key differentiators from NOW's softgel Omega-3 products, aimed at people who want an alternative way to take fish oil. The stated allergen-free claims for dairy, egg, and nut, plus the keto designation, are more extensive than on some of the brand's other listings.

What buyers say

A 4.6 average rating across 1,300 reviews and roughly 800 units bought last month suggest positive but comparatively modest demand next to NOW's best-selling softgel formulas.