Cytoplan High Potency Omega 3 Vegan Capsules 60
Cytoplan High Potency Omega 3 Vegan Capsules 60:
Heart Health | Brain Function | Vision Support
- Extra high strength omega 3 with 475mg DHA & 175mg EPA per capsule
- Plant-based, sustainably sourced from marine algae
- Supports heart, brain and eye health
- Vegan, allergen-free, free from ocean pollutants
- Ideal for those needing higher levels of essential fatty acids
Product Information
What is Cytoplan High Potency Omega 3 Vegan good for?
Cytoplan High Potency Omega 3 Vegan provides a concentrated source of the essential fatty acids DHA and EPA, derived entirely from pure, sustainably grown marine algae. Each capsule delivers 475mg of DHA and 175mg of EPA, making it one of the strongest vegan omega 3 supplements available. Omega 3 fatty acids are vital for cardiovascular health, cognitive function and maintaining healthy vision.
This high-strength formula is designed for individuals with greater nutritional needs, including during pregnancy, periods of high cognitive demand, or for long-term wellbeing. Unlike fish oil, this plant-based supplement is free from ocean contaminants, offering a clean and environmentally friendly choice for vegans and vegetarians.
Key Ingredients in Cytoplan Omega 3 Vegan Capsules
- DHA (Docosahexaenoic Acid): Supports brain function, vision and maternal health during pregnancy
- EPA (Eicosapentaenoic Acid): Contributes to heart health and inflammatory balance
- Algae Oil: A sustainable, pure source of omega 3 free from ocean pollutants
Directions for Use
Adults: Take 1 capsule daily with food, or as directed by a healthcare professional. Suitable for long-term use.
Contraindications / Safety
Suitable for adults, including vegans and vegetarians. Safe during pregnancy and breastfeeding – consult your healthcare provider for individual requirements. Do not exceed the stated dose.
FAQs
What are the benefits of omega 3 fats?
EPA and DHA support cardiovascular health, brain function and vision. DHA also plays a crucial role in infant development during pregnancy.
How much omega 3 do I need daily?
A minimum of 250mg EPA and DHA daily supports heart health, brain function and vision. Each capsule provides much higher amounts for enhanced support.
Is omega 3 important in pregnancy?
Yes, DHA is vital for the brain and eye development of the baby. At least 200mg of DHA is recommended in addition to general daily omega 3 needs.
What makes this supplement vegan?
It is derived from marine algae grown in a controlled, sustainable environment, free from animal products and contaminants.
Is it as effective as fish oil?
Yes, algae is the original source of omega 3 in the food chain, providing pure and bioavailable DHA and EPA without the need for fish.
Can children take this supplement?
It is formulated for adults, but older children may use it under professional guidance for cognitive and vision support.
Does it contain allergens?
No, it is free from common allergens, GMO ingredients and artificial additives.
Is it environmentally sustainable?
Yes, algae-based omega 3 is more sustainable than fish oil and avoids impact on marine ecosystems.
| Disclaimer | This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition. Results may vary from individual to individual. While we try to ensure that product information is correct, on occasion manufacturers may alter their ingredient lists. Please check the bottle for the most up to date information. |
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