Omega-3 Fish Oil Softgels for Private Label
Private label omega-3 fish oil softgels built on a 1000 mg oblong fish oil softgel (DHA/EPA 30–70%, TG or EE), with 400–500 mg cod liver oil, blended oil and flax seed oil options.
Key takeaways
- Core SKU: a 1000 mg oblong fish oil softgel with DHA/EPA at 30–70%, offered in triglyceride (TG) or ethyl ester (EE) form.
- Five smaller oval softgels extend the range: cod liver oil (400 mg), W369, fish oil with flax seed oil, composite fish oil (EE) with evening primrose oil, and flax seed oil (500 mg each).
- EPA and DHA per softgel, shell material, bottle count and label market are fixed in your specification and confirmed with the quotation.
Omega-3 fish oil softgels are a core SKU in many supplement ranges, and our catalog gives private label brands six oil-based formulas to build from. The core product is a 1000 mg oblong fish oil softgel with a DHA/EPA concentration between 30% and 70%, offered in triglyceride (TG) or ethyl ester (EE) form. Smaller oval softgels cover blended and plant-oil omega-3 formats.
Key Features
- Fish Oil Softgel, 1000 mg, oblong: DHA/EPA 30–70%, TG or EE
- Composite Fish Oil Softgel, 500 mg, oval: fish oil (EE) with evening primrose oil
- Fish Oil and Flax Seed Oil Softgel, 500 mg, oval
- W369 Softgel, 500 mg, oval: fish oil, evening primrose oil and flax seed oil
- Flax Seed Oil Softgel, 500 mg, oval: plant-oil option
- Cod Liver Oil Softgel, 400 mg, oval
Applications
Private label and white label fish oil lines for pharmacy chains, supermarkets, online sellers and distributor house brands. The 1000 mg oblong suits a single-SKU launch. The 500 mg blends let a brand add fish-plus-plant oil formats without starting a new formulation project.
How to specify when requesting a quote
- Formula and softgel size from the list above, or a target EPA and DHA amount per softgel
- Oil form for the 1000 mg softgel: TG or EE
- Shell preference and any halal, kosher or vegetarian requirement
- Oxidation and contaminant limits required by your market or retailer
- Count per bottle, pack type, label language and destination market
Technical and purchasing information
Private label omega-3 fish oil softgels built on a 1000 mg oblong fish oil softgel (DHA/EPA 30–70%, TG or EE), with 400–500 mg cod liver oil, blended oil and flax seed oil options. The final configuration, packaging and supporting documents are confirmed against your order and destination market.
- Dosage form
- Softgel
- Fish Oil Softgel
- 1000 mg, oblong; DHA/EPA 30–70%, TG or EE
- Composite Fish Oil Softgel
- 500 mg, oval; fish oil (EE), evening primrose oil
- Fish Oil and Flax Seed Oil Softgel
- 500 mg, oval; fish oil, flax seed oil
- W369 Softgel
- 500 mg, oval; fish oil, evening primrose oil, flax seed oil
- Flax Seed Oil Softgel
- 500 mg, oval; flax seed oil
- Cod Liver Oil Softgel
- 400 mg, oval; cod liver oil
- Private label / OEM
- Private-label packaging, artwork and carton requirements reviewed per order
Application and configuration
Confirm the intended use, material, size and model before sample approval or production. Product-specific options are recorded in the quotation and specification sheet.
Packaging and OEM
Private-label packaging, artwork and carton requirements can be reviewed for the selected product. Feasibility is confirmed for the exact order rather than assumed across the category.
Quality and documentation
Available quality and export records vary by product and market. Share the destination and required documents so they can be checked before approval.
Buyer questions, answered
Clear answers for preparing a comparable sourcing request for Omega-3 Fish Oil Softgels for Private Label.
Fish oil TG vs EE: which form should a private label range use?
TG (triglyceride) is the form in which fatty acids occur naturally in fish oil. EE (ethyl ester) oil is produced during concentration so higher EPA and DHA levels can be reached; concentrated oils can also be converted back to TG, often labeled rTG. Brands choose based on the concentration they want to print, positioning and cost. Our 1000 mg fish oil softgel is listed in TG or EE form with DHA/EPA from 30% to 70%, so the form is fixed in your specification.
Omega-3 fish oil vs cod liver oil: what is the difference?
Fish oil is usually refined from the body oil of small oily fish, while cod liver oil comes from cod liver and naturally also contains vitamins A and D. That difference affects the Supplement Facts panel, where vitamin A and D content is usually listed. In our catalog, cod liver oil is a 400 mg oval softgel and the main fish oil is a 1000 mg oblong softgel.
Omega-3 fish oil vs flaxseed oil softgels: how do the formulas differ?
Fish oil supplies the omega-3 fatty acids EPA and DHA. Flaxseed oil is a plant oil whose omega-3 is ALA (alpha-linolenic acid), so it suits brands that want a fish-free product. We list a 500 mg flax seed oil softgel and a 500 mg softgel that combines fish oil with flax seed oil. A vegetarian claim also needs a plant-based shell, so state this in your request.
Do fish oil softgels go bad, and how is shelf life set?
Fish oil oxidizes over time, so shelf life is set from stability data and oxidation limits such as peroxide value, anisidine value and TOTOX rather than a fixed rule. Antioxidants, the shell and the packaging all affect it. The shelf life and storage conditions for your formula are stated on the specification sheet sent with the quotation.
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