Carlson - Kid's The Very Finest Fish Oil, 800 mg Omega-3s, Norwegian, Sustainably Sourced, Orange, 200 mL

Easy to swallow, fishy taste is less than mild, with a hint of lemon. I have been using for years and it has kept my kids healthy with a good immunity during the winters in NYC. High quality to add omega-3's to kids diet. Slays!

We have been taking this for a few years. It tastes good and the quality has been the same over the years.

200ml mixed berry flavor bottle. 800mg sustainable Norwegian Omega-3s. My kid takes it without complaints (tastes sweet). Premium quality, no fishy aftertaste. Great brain support!

This is really great quality! My kids take it no problem. They don’t think it’s delicious but they also don’t spit it out ha ha.

Tastes fishy. I'm not a fan of it. Maybe i cod add more lemon concentrate to take the fish taste off. But it's healthy for them so it's 4 stars for us

My daughter does not complain taking it and I think it contributed to her IQ

Muy bueno!

Taste is truly neutral, with an orange-y smell, as long as the beverage to which it's added is cold. If it's added to a warm beverage, like hot cocoa, the fishy smell starts to come out. Suggest adding your dose to a small amount of cold orange juice served in an opaque colored glass to children who suspect hidden medicine/supplements (we serve the dose in 2oz. juice in red plastic juice cups). Why? 1)The opacity of the cup hides the separating oil on top of the juice, which would be visible in a clear glass, 2)the small amount ensures the beneficiary gets the whole dose if he's not that thirsty, and 3)color of the cup disguises again, the separating oil on the surface (everything in the bottom of the cup looks dark red in a red cup). "Is there medicine in here, Mom?" "Well, do you see any?" Gulp-gulp-gulp-gone. Couldn't get the 5yo to swallow capsules. Some orange-y tasting burps, but thankfully, not fishy. Just started taking the orange-flavored, along with the 5yo, so no results to report at this time. We had been using the Omega-3 gummy fish, but you'd have to eat a lot of $$gummies$$ to get the equivalent amount of 800mg of Omega-3 fatty acids per 1/2 teaspoon.