Carlson
Olive Your Heart Basil Flavor
Fat/Fatty Acid15 servings
2 of 3 actives reach a studied dose, 1 falls short.
No dose reference yet for Greek Olive Oil (scoped out of the answer, not counted against it).
Dose 2 of 3 reach a studied dose
How to takeDirections: Adults: take one packet daily at mealtime. Do not heat the oil.
How it scores
Overall
C
Evidence
A
Dose
C
Formulation
A
Does the dose do anything?
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Norwegian Fish Oil
At the studied dose4.5 g / day studies used 0.18-3 g · 6 studies
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Eicosapentaenoic Acid
Below the studied range0.36 g / day studies used 1.06-4 g · 6 studies
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Docosahexaenoic Acid
At the studied dose0.9 g / day studies used 0.6-2.09 g · 5 studies
Plus 1 more ingredient with no clinical range or Daily Value to check against, listed in the full label below.
What it's studied for
- DepressionA
Ease depression symptoms
Mood & depression
- SurvivalA
Lower all-cause death risk
Respiratory
- AnxietyC
Reduce anxiety symptoms
Mood & depression
- Eye surface damageA
Reduce dry eye surface damage
Eye & vision
- Tear productionA
Increase natural tears
Eye & vision
What's in it
Serving size 15 mL (1 Packet)
- Calories 120 Calorie(s) -
- Total Fat 14 Gram(s) 18%
- Saturated Fat 2 Gram(s) 10%
- Cholesterol 70 mg 23%
- Norwegian Fish Oil 4.5 Gram(s) -
- Omega-3 Fatty Acids 1,480 mg -
- Eicosapentaenoic Acid 360 mg -
- Docosahexaenoic Acid 900 mg -
- Greek Olive Oil 9 Gram(s) -
- Omega-9 Fatty Acids 7,590 mg -
- Oleic Acid 6,900 mg -
Other ingredients
Clean formula. The inactive ingredients are standard capsule components.
- Olive Oil
- Fish Oil
- natural Basil flavor
- Contains Less Than 0.5% Of The Following
Reported interactions
- Interacts with:
- Warfarin ·Trazodone ·Aspirin ·Tamoxifen ·Raloxifene ·Antithrombotic_agents ·Atorvastatin ·Statins
- Side effects:
- Nausea ·Diarrhea ·Fishy burps ·Gastrointestinal discomfort ·Fishy aftertaste ·Eructation
From research databases. Not medical advice — talk to your physician.
