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Zinzino / Omega supplement

BalanceOil+, 300 ml

Omega-3 food supplement with EPA, DHA and polyphenols

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The Core Four

Why it is in The Core Four

Selected for deeper coverage because omega-3 intake, blood measurements, and supplementation decisions appear frequently in nutrition research and consumer questions.

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The standard 300 ml BalanceOil+ format.

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Label record

What is verified

Verified label record

  • Calories — 110 cal
  • Total Fat — 12 g
  • Polyunsaturated Fat — 3 g
  • Monounsaturated Fat — 5 g
  • Vitamin D — 20 mcg
  • Omega-3 Fatty Acids — 2500 mg
  • EPA — 1336 mg
  • DHA — 711 mg
  • Olive Oil — 4262 mg
  • Oleic Acid (Omega-9) — 3197 mg
  • Olive Polyphenols — 3.7 mg

Checked 2026-08-19

Limitations

What this page does not establish

This educational catalog page does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. Product inclusion is not proof of effectiveness or suitability for an individual.

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Connected learning

Guides and public documentation

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Education

Omega-3: What It Is, What You Can Measure, and What the Numbers Actually Mean

Understand ALA, EPA, DHA, the Omega-3 Index, fatty-acid ratios and what blood measurements can—and cannot—tell you.

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Education

Should You Test Your Omega-3 Levels? What a Blood Test Can—and Can’t—Tell You

Learn what omega-3 blood tests measure, what can affect a result, and why a number is information—not a diagnosis.

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Education

Food vs. Omega-3 Supplements: Where EPA and DHA Actually Come From

Understand the difference between ALA, EPA and DHA, where food fits, when supplements may be useful, and why changing a biomarker is not the same as guaranteeing a health outcome.

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Product-specific documentation

Omega-3 Fatty Acids — Health Professional Fact Sheet

A federal reference for omega-3 forms, dietary sources, intake context, biomarker considerations, safety, and the limits of current evidence.

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Dietary Supplement Labeling Guide

FDA guidance organized around common questions on dietary-supplement identity, facts panels, ingredients, claims, and related labeling requirements.

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Label Claims for Food and Dietary Supplements

A federal overview of health claims, nutrient-content claims, and structure/function claims used on foods and dietary supplements.

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Background Information: Dietary Supplements

A federal consumer reference on what dietary supplements are, how they differ from drugs, what labels contain, and how regulation and quality questions differ.

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