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Nature's Bounty Mini Fish Oil 1290 mg, 900 mg of Omega-3, 90 Mini Coated Softgels, 2ct - $6.94, and more! at Amazon

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Amazon has select Nature's Bounty and Nature Made supplements 2 for the price of 1.
Different prices with some having Subscribe and Save.

Nature's Bounty Mini Fish Oil, 1290 mg, 90 Mini Coated Softgels - 2 Pack - $6.94 after 25% off clippable coupon for first Subscribe and Save order + Multibuy Discount + S&S Discount Expired

Nature's Bounty Folic Acid Supplement. 250 Tablets, 3 Pack - 2ct - $17.61 after Multibuy Discount

Nature Made Calcium 600 mg with Vitamin D3, 120 Count, Pack of 3 - 2ct - $28.62 after Multibuy Discount + S&S Discount

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Nature's Bounty Mini Fish Oil 1290 mg, 900 mg of Omega-3, 90 Mini Coated Softgels, 2ct - $6.94, and more! at Amazon

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Created 11-17-2021 at 02:54 PM by Moikie

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CollegeRamenEat

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11-17-2021 at 04:25 PM.

Huh, got the fishy stuff for the price

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procope

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11-17-2021 at 07:43 PM.

Mini Fish Oil caps are still available for me. Fish oil is a good stuff (taken in moderation), but synthetic calcium is not. Calcium from supplements does not metabolize properly by your body and may lead to calcification of the heart and arteries. Get your calcium from natural sources like kale, farmers' cheese, etc.

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Last edited by procop November 17, 2021 at 07:45 PM.

Ryson11

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11-17-2021 at 07:50 PM.

dont be fooled its 2 caps for 900 mg of omega 3... i think its still a good deal

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GMY

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11-19-2021 at 02:52 PM.

Fish oil has fallen out of favor as a useful supplement. It might be good to do some research before buying.

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Redmont

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11-21-2021 at 06:12 AM.

Very odd — I got the 2 for 1 price of $15.40 and then it says in cart 30% off for SandS if you check this box . But when I click that box — the order shows $15.40 with a discount of $1.54 for SandS which is 10% off actual price and 20% off pre-discount price — so that discount is not 30% off of anything !

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Redmont

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11-21-2021 at 06:27 AM.

Quote from GMY

Fish oil has fallen out of favor as a useful supplement. It might be good to do some research before buying.

Yes that seems to be true as far as lowering cholesterol goes. See

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/...holesterol

however the jury may still be out because fish oil does seem to increase the size of LDL and it is becoming increasingly clear that large particle LDL is relatively harmless. Apparently it is small particle LDL that does all of the damage —which is why the standard cholesterol blood tests can be misleading if they do not differentiate between large and small particle LDL