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Omega-3 & Essential Fatty Acids

Marine and algal oils converted into free-flowing powders. The specification that matters here is not oil loading but surface oil, and the oxidation indices measured over time: peroxide value, anisidine value and TOTOX.

Omega-3 & Essential Fatty Acids — 2 ingredients

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Technical selection guide

How to compare omega-3 and essential-fatty-acid powders

This collection contains marine and algal oils converted into free-flowing powders. Selection should consider oil loading together with surface oil, oxidation control, sensory behaviour and storage requirements.

Which specifications matter beyond oil loading?

Surface oil and oxidation indices can be as important as total oil loading when evaluating an oil powder.

Request product-specific values and methods for peroxide value, anisidine value or TOTOX where applicable. Do not infer oxidation stability from encapsulation terminology alone.

How should fish-oil and algal-DHA formats be compared?

Compare source, active-fatty-acid specification, carrier system, sensory profile, dispersibility and applicable allergen or dietary-positioning documentation.

Suitability depends on the intended dosage form, target market and label requirements. Controlled composition and origin documents should be reviewed before approval.

What evidence should support selection?

Review the current specification and request the applicable batch CoA, oxidation and stability data, storage guidance and product-specific quality documents.

Confirm performance in the finished formulation and protect the material from processing or storage conditions that could compromise the documented specification.

Discuss your formulation requirement

Tell us the active, dosage form, target market, processing conditions, target release or protection profile and expected volume. We can help identify suitable evaluation materials and confirm the available technical documents.