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I did read the fine print: they contain the same amount DHA and EPA as every other non-vegan omega 3s on the market, which is AFAIK the recommended amount. But
by FeistySkink 4y ago
I did read the fine print: they contain the same amount DHA and EPA as every other non-vegan omega 3s on the market, which is AFAIK the recommended amount. But let's suppose they didn't and I had to take 2 or 3, at 20 cents that would still match your 60 cent estimate and not be $4.80. Please share those recommended daily intakes that you base your numbers on.
- adrian_b 4y agoThe daily intake of DHA+EPA on which I based those numbers was between 1 g and 1.5 g. However, you may be right, because I have checked the current prices for vegan omega-3 supplements and the prices have fallen more than 3 times since the Q1 of 2021, when I have last checked them. So the price here would be only around $1.50 now, instead of $4.80 in Q1 2021. It is indeed possible that where you live they are as cheap as you say.