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Oceanblue

Oceanblue Professional Omega-3 2100 180 Count

  • 180 softgels, 90 servings
  • Triple strength EPA, DHA and DPA
  • Orange flavor, burpless
  • Wild-caught fish oil, gluten free

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

Our verdict

A concentrated fish oil with a burpless orange flavor for people who want a large supply of EPA and DHA. It contains fish, and the listing gives no amounts per serving beyond the product name.

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ASIN: B08SCHPNQMCategory: Omega 3 Supplements

Overview

Not a plain fish oil, Oceanblue adds DPA to EPA and DHA in a triple strength softgel. The oil is wild-caught, orange flavored and described as burpless, and the formula is gluten free.

The orange flavor and burpless claim target the aftertaste that puts people off fish oil. The bottle holds a long supply at the listed pace. Allergen notes include fish, so it is not for fish allergy.

Who it's for

Adults supporting heart, brain and eye health with a concentrated omega-3 softgel. Vegans and those with fish allergy should choose an algae-based option.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Burpless orange flavor
Cons
  • Several softgels per serving

Performance notes

EPA, DHA and DPA are the active omega-3 fats, and concentration per softgel decides how many are needed. The flavoring and coating are meant to cut aftertaste. Taking it with a meal is common practice.

Specifications

BrandOceanblue
Supplement TypeOmega-3 Fatty Acids (EPA, DHA, DPA)
FormSoftgel
DietGluten Free
AllergensFish; Dairy Free, Peanut Free, Tree Nut Free
Count180 Count
FlavorOrange
BenefitsHeart, Brain and Eye Health Support
Servings90

Frequently asked questions

What is in the box with Oceanblue Omega-3 2100?

The listing describes one bottle of 180 softgels and no extras.

Is it vegan?

No. It is wild-caught fish oil, and the allergens list fish.

Does it cause fish burps?

The title calls it burpless and orange flavored.