| US price | $39.99Checked Oct 13, 2026 · Price details in the review | $55.95Checked Oct 13, 2026 · Price details in the review |
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| Three-year ownership estimate | $1,499.64 Planning total. | $2,098.14 Planning total. |
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| Choose if | You're a drug-tested athlete or a careful shopper who wants an even 1,600 mg of EPA plus DHA from two softgels a day, with an NSF Certified for Sport listing that covers all lots. | A drug-tested athlete who wants about 2 g of EPA plus DHA from two soft gels a day, with a lot number to check against NSF's listing. |
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| Main trade-off | It's about $487 a year at the one-time price (about $438 on Subscribe & Save after the first delivery), the softgel is bovine gelatin, and the refund policy says delivered products generally can't be returned. | It costs about $1.87 a day (roughly $681 a year) at the suggested dose and Buy Once price, it contains fish and gelatin, and Nordic doesn't say whether it's in rTG or TG form. |
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| Key specifications | - EPA and DHA per serving: 800 mg EPA and 800 mg DHA per 2 softgels (1,600 mg combined, 1:1), out of 1,700 mg omega-3 fatty acids from fish oil
- Servings per bottle: 30 (60 softgels at 2 per serving)
- Form and source: Natural triglyceride form, molecularly distilled, from anchovy, sardine and mackerel sourced from Norway, per Momentous. The softgel is bovine gelatin.
- Certification: NSF Certified for Sport, with two "Momentous Omega-3" listings (fish oil/omega softgel, 2-softgel serving, 60-count package, United States, lot # "All"). Momentous also claims IFOS certification, which this review didn't confirm in IFOS's listings.
- Calories and fat per serving: 20 calories, 2 g total fat
- Directions: 2 softgels daily, any time of day, with or without food (the FAQ suggests a meal containing fat)
- Cost per day: About $1.33 at the $39.99 one-time price and 2 softgels a day (about $0.83 per gram of combined EPA and DHA)
| - Omega-3s per serving: 2,150 mg total omega-3s, including 1,125 mg EPA and 875 mg DHA, per 2 soft gels
- Servings per bottle: 30, worked out from 60 soft gels at 2 per serving (no servings-per-container figure is given)
- Certification: NSF Certified for Sport, listed as Ultimate Omega 2X Sport (NUS-01807): softgel, package size 60, serving size 2 softgels, 11 certified lot numbers
- Fish source: Anchovies, sardines, mackerel and herring
- Calories and fat per serving: 25 calories, 2.5 g total fat
- Directions: Two soft gels daily, with food, or as directed by a healthcare professional or pharmacist
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| Exact variant | 60 softgels (a 30-day bottle at 2 softgels a day), the only size on Momentous's online store | 60 soft gels, lemon (the only option Nordic lists) |
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| Dimensions | Not stated by the manufacturer. The bottle holds 60 softgels. Momentous's online store gives a weight of 9.2 oz (261 g) but doesn't say whether that includes packaging. Softgel size isn't stated either. | Not stated by the manufacturer. Nordic's page gives 60 soft gels per bottle, but no bottle size, net weight or soft gel size. |
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| Installation | No installation. The store's "How to use" image says to take 2 softgels daily, any time of day, with or without food. The product page FAQ says you can take it on an empty stomach, but suggests a meal that contains fat "for better absorption and optimal bioavailability." | No installation. Nordic suggests two soft gels a day with food, or as directed by a healthcare professional or pharmacist. |
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| Materials | The description of the Supplement Facts label photo on Momentous's store lists omega-3 fatty acids from fish oil. The other ingredients are a bovine gelatin capsule, glycerine, purified water, natural lemon flavor, annatto for color and lipase. It contains fish (one or more of anchovy, sardine, mackerel) and is labeled gluten free and GMO free. The product page says the fish are sustainably harvested anchovies, sardines and mackerel from Norwegian waters. It also says the oil is molecularly distilled and in natural triglyceride form. Bottle material isn't stated by the manufacturer. The descriptions of the product images on Momentous's store mention both a brown glass bottle and a white bottle, each with a black cap, and one image compares an older and an updated label design. | The Supplement Facts on Fullscript's catalog listing name purified deep sea fish oil from anchovies, sardines, mackerel and herring. The soft gel capsule is gelatin, with water and glycerin. The panel also lists natural lemon flavor, d-alpha tocopherol as an antioxidant and rosemary extract as a preservative. The gelatin source isn't stated. Nordic's own page says its fish oils are made from wild-caught fish and deliver rTG and TG-form omega-3s. It doesn't say which form this product uses. |
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| Warranty | Not stated by the manufacturer. No warranty, money-back or satisfaction guarantee terms were found on the product page or in the refund policy. | Nordic doesn't state a product warranty. Instead it offers a satisfaction guarantee: the original end-user purchaser can ask for a refund or replacement within 60 days of purchase (see returns). |
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| Returns | The store's refund policy says Momentous generally doesn't accept returns of delivered products, except where applicable law requires it. Original and return shipping costs aren't refundable either, except where the law requires. The policy adds that it doesn't limit your rights under applicable consumer protection laws, and asks you to contact Momentous if there's a problem. It gives no return window or refund timing. Orders can generally be changed for at least 60 minutes after they're placed. Products bought from a retailer go back to that retailer. | For nordic.com orders, you have 30 days from receiving the order to request a return. You do that by getting a Return Authorization Number (RA#) from customer service by email or phone. The RA# must be marked on the outside of the package. For full credit, the return must arrive within 30 days of the RA# being issued. Nordic credits only products that are unmarked, resalable and in their original packaging. Defective products can be returned for a refund after a call to customer service. Nordic doesn't offer exchanges. The page doesn't say who pays return shipping or whether an opened bottle counts as resalable. The satisfaction guarantee is separate. It lets the original end-user purchaser ask for a refund or replacement within 60 days of purchase, for products bought in the US from Nordic or its authorized sellers. You generally go through the seller you bought from. Nordic may ask you to mail the product back for inspection at your own cost. The guarantee excludes unauthorized sellers and purchases from authorized sellers in other countries. It doesn't say whether opened bottles qualify. |
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| Unresolved questions | - Whether IFOS's own listings confirm the IFOS certification Momentous claims
- Oxidation (freshness) and heavy-metal test results for a given lot
- Why NSF lists two "Momentous Omega-3" entries, and which matches the current label (they share serving size, count, calories and fat, and differ only in listed goals and package-size wording)
- Bottle dimensions and softgel size
- Price and contents of the "5 Day Travel Pack" pictured on the product page, which Momentous's online store doesn't list as an option
| - Whether it's in rTG or TG form (Nordic's page names both for its fish oils)
- The soft gel's gelatin source
- Bottle size and net weight
- Whether opened bottles qualify for Nordic's 60-day satisfaction guarantee
- Who pays return shipping on nordic.com returns
- Results of Nordic's own third-party purity tests and its Friend of the Sea certification, which weren't checked independently
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