The freshest, highest-purity DHA omega-3 for brain function.
A source of DHA omega-3 to support:
cognitive health
brain function
eye health
overall good health
It is widely recognized among health professionals that omega-3 is the essential fatty acid most lacking in the North American diet. A deficiency in docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), in particular, is linked to a variety of short- and long-term health issues affecting everything from the skin and immune system to the brain.
DHA makes up the structural membranes of brain cells, allowing protective nutrients to enter while blocking toxins. It also plays a vital role in other aspects of brain function, including neuron formation and the regulation of memory, mood, and emotions.
DHA even helps maintain good eye health.
Take 2 softgels daily for 1,500 mg of *Schizochytrium* algae oil, containing a range of beneficial fatty acids—including 600 mg of the freshest, purest DHA—with no fishy aftertaste.
Why Landish?
Choosing an omega-3 supplement can feel like navigating a sea of poor options! That’s why we keep things simple.
Traditional plant-based omega-3s consist of alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), which converts into DHA only in small amounts (less than 10% in women and less than 5% in men).
On the other hand, traditional DHA supplements derived from fish or krill oil often have questionable traceability and carry a risk of containing high levels of heavy metals, such as mercury. Microalgae are the source of the DHA found in fish and krill (consumed via the food chain). We go straight to the source to provide the purest, freshest DHA—free from heavy metals and without any unpleasant aftertaste!
→ 60 capsules = 30 days
Take 2 capsules daily.
For best results, incorporate them into your daily routine!
Medicinal ingredient:
Algal oil (Schizochytrium sp.).
→ See table for details
Non-medicinal ingredients:
Capsule (tapioca starch, vegetable glycerin), natural lemon flavor, antioxidant blend (rosemary extract, tocopherols, sunflower lecithin, sunflower oil, ascorbyl palmitate).
