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Wild Alaskan Sockeye Salmon Oil

• Helps Reduce Pain from Inflammation
• May Strengthen Stronger Immunity
• Powerful Antioxidants: Vitamin E and Astaxanthin

$ 35.69 35.691500000000005 USD $ 41.99

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  • Liquid: 8oz/240ml
  • Softgels: 60ct

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PolarPOWER ontains the full omega profile of over 30 essential fats (low in saturated fat).

Essential Fats, UNprocessed - Major Health Aid

Naturally contains vitamins A (4,000 IU/tsp) and D (600 IU/tsp). These two vitamins work synergistically, and must always be consumed together for best results.

Two antioxidants: vitamin E and top source of the potent antioxidant Astaxanthin (natural pigment that produces red color of salmon meat). Astaxanthin is:

• For the health of your cardiovascular system, brain, eyes, and skin
• Enables a healthy, normal immune response
• Excellent for recovery after exercise.

Good source of protein - one of the few protein sources with alkaline rather than acidic properties.

Beneficial amounts of vitamin B complex, magnesium, phosphorus, selenium and zinc.

Contains:Non-distilled, cold-filtered oil from wild Alaskan Sockeye Salmon.

• Omega-3s, Omega-6s, Omega-9s (more than 330 MG of EPA and 300 MG of DHA)
• Astaxanthin
• Vitamin A (4,000IU/teaspoon)
• Vitamin D (600 IU/teaspoon)
• Non-GMO fish gelatin capsule

Completely unaltered: no filtering, detergents, deodorizers or solvents, and free of detectable mercury.

Directions for Use

Take 2 soft gels daily with a meal. Ideal for all age groups.

Recommended Use

Helps reduce pain from inflammation, supports a strong immune response and excellent for recovery after exercise.

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