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Gluten Free Fish Oil Supplements

BethM55

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BethM55 Enthusiast
BethM55
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I spoke with a representative from Nordic Naturals a couple of days ago, and was told that all their products are gluten free.

Good thing, as their fish oil capsules are the only ones I can tolerate. :rolleyes: Anyway, FYI.

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i met them at the DAN conference this past spring in Baltimore and met them - they are wonderful people & their products are too!

ravenwoodglass Mentor
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I agree this supplement looks like it would be a good fish oil to take. I do wish they would get the soy out of it though.

RiceGuy Collaborator
RiceGuy
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I usually get flax oil, and use it for part of the oil in mayonnaise and other things I'd be eating anyway. That way some omega-6s are replaced by omega-3s, thus total fat intake doesn't have to go up in order to reap the benefits.

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i met them at the DAN conference this past spring in Baltimore and met them - they are wonderful people & their products are too!

What is the DAN conference? Good to have my thoughts affirmed, thanks.

curiousgirl Contributor
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I spoke with a representative from Nordic Naturals a couple of days ago, and was told that all their products are gluten free.

Good thing, as their fish oil capsules are the only ones I can tolerate. :rolleyes: Anyway, FYI.

What about the gel and plastic capsules supplements come in?

mushroom Proficient
mushroom
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What about the gel and plastic capsules supplements come in?

The gel caps are normally vegetable derived; don't know about "plastic" capsules.

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