Omega Woman 120 softgels

Omega Woman provides a balanced ratio of the Essential Fatty Acids EPA, DHA, and GLA. This unique balance promotes hormonal precursors prostaglandin 1 & 3, to support a woman's unique hormonal needs. We have added lemon oil for a delicious taste and natural antioxidants for continued freshness.

Nordic Naturals Omega Woman uses hexane-free Evening Primrose oil and our fish oil is molecularly distilled to ensure the absence of impurities including PCBs, heavy metals, and dioxins.

Ingredients:

Evening Primrose oil, purified deep sea fish oil, lemon oil, vitamin E, antioxidant blend (lecithin, ascorbyl palmitate)

Each 500 mg soft gel provides:

EPA: 18 mg Evening Primrose oil: 400 mg

DHA: 12 mg Vitamin E (mixed tocopherols): 15 IU

GLA: 41 mg

Assists in Maintaining Hormonal Balance

Suggested Use: Two capsules daily, or as directed by your health care professional or pharmacist.

General Nutrient Support

Nordic Naturals Ultimate Omega Omega Woman formula was created especially for the Omega nutritional need of women. It provides a balanced ratio of the hormone modulating GLA from Primrose oil and Omega-3s from fish. Omega Woman is great for hormonal complaints such as: mood swings; PMS; dry, itchy, acne prone skin; pre, peri, and most menopausal symptoms; and metabolic changes.

Warning: Do not use fish oil if you are allergic to iodine, are using blood thinners or anticipate surgery. Consult with your physician before taking fish oils if you are pregnant or diabetic. Keep out of the reach of children.

All Nordic Naturals products are doctor recommended, pharmaceutical grade, molecularly distilled, and third party tested to document the absence of all environmental pollutants (No PCBs, dioxins, pesticides or heavy metals). Our featured products are flavored using our patented processing with natural lemon and strawberry essence!

*These statements have not yet been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

This page was last modified on Tuesday September 30, 2008