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Sports Research Vegan Omega-3 Algae Oil 60 Softgels

  • Algae oil supplying vegan DHA and EPA
  • Vegan Certified, non-GMO tested
  • Carrageenan free veggie softgels
  • Unflavored, gluten free

Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A vegan algae oil softgel supplying DHA and EPA as a fish oil alternative, with vegan certification and non-GMO testing. The listing gives no DHA or EPA milligrams.

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ASIN: B0842DJJYCModel: Vegan Omega-3Category: Omega 3 Supplements

Overview

Algae oil is the working source here, a plant-based route to DHA and EPA that replaces fish oil. The shell is a veggie softgel made without carrageenan.

A fish-free route to DHA and EPA, backed by vegan certification and non-GMO testing, is the reason to consider it. The limitation is that no milligram amounts or serving size are listed, despite the highest-levels claim in the title.

Who it's for

Vegans, vegetarians and people avoiding fish who still want an omega supplement. Shoppers who want stated milligram amounts to compare should look elsewhere.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Algae oil source
Cons
  • DHA and EPA amounts not listed
  • Serving size not given
  • Highest-levels claim unsupported by figures

Performance notes

Algae are where fish get their DHA and EPA in the first place, so algae oil supplies them directly. The softgel shell is plant based and free of carrageenan. The serving size on the label sets the intake.

Specifications

BrandSports Research
ModelVegan Omega-3
Supplement TypeVegan algae oil concentrate
FormSoftgel
DietGluten free
Count60 veggie softgels
FlavorUnflavored
BenefitsEssential fatty acids
Omega 3 sourceAlgae oil
CertificationVegan Certified, non-GMO tested

Frequently asked questions

How many softgels are in the Sports Research Vegan Omega-3 bottle?

The bottle holds 60 veggie softgels. The listing gives no serving size, so how long it lasts depends on the label.

Is Sports Research Vegan Omega-3 a fish oil?

No. It is an algae oil and is sold as a fish oil alternative.

Does Sports Research Vegan Omega-3 contain carrageenan?

No. The title says carrageenan free.