"Keuringsdienst van Waarde" on Fish Oil
The TV show "Keuringsdienst van Waarde" dedicated an episode to fish oil capsules. If you watch it here, you'll see...
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Do you (or your child) eat too little fatty fish?
Try our omega-3 gummies!
- With a delicious strawberry/citrus flavor
- 100% sugar-free and no fishy taste
- Suitable for young (ages 3 and up) and old!
- Each gummy contains high-quality omega-3 and vitamin D
MSC-certified
Pure fish oil
Our fish oil is made from the trimmings left over from filleting fresh wild cod that swim in the cold northern seas.
Hygienically cultivated algae
Pure Algae Oil
Our plant-based omega-3 products are made from algae. Algae are tiny plants that can also produce omega-3 fatty acids on their own, even on land, under controlled conditions in enclosed environments.
What is omega-3?
Omega-3 fatty acids are important nutrients for our brain, heart, and eyes, and are necessary for a wide range of bodily processes. They are called essential because we cannot produce them on our own (just like vitamins), but must obtain them through our diet.
Because we’ve started eating less (fatty) fish, we—including children—are getting fewer and fewer of these important omega-3 fatty acids. More than ever, our bodies need a good supplement to balance out this new diet. There’s so much more to say about this.
Why " Arctic Blue"?
Taking an omega-3 supplement doesn't have to be a struggle at all—it can be a good habit that's easy to stick with.
We guarantee a great taste to suit every personal preference, whether you're looking for a vegan option or one with added vitamin D. Our products are available as capsules or liquid oil. We even have an omega-3 gummy that kids will ask for every day.
Ludo van de WielFounder Arctic Blue , and EngineerCrazy about Omega-3, serious about the sea?
It was a question that had been on my mind for 8 years. As a fish oil expert, I was working at a traditional multinational company at the time. My children were still young, and I was looking for a good supplement to the small amounts of fish that our children were only reluctantly eating back then.
While traveling in Norway, I came across a fish oil that was fresher, tastier, and more sustainable than any fish oil I had tried before.
That's when I knew: I want to bring her to the Netherlands. Arctic Blue was born!
Omega-3 is good for you.
Forever.
One of the reasons for launching Arctic Blue is to take a different approach to the oceans.
In the Netherlands, we currently offer the largest selection of omega-3 products made from algae.
In addition, tens of thousands of users of standard fish oil have already switched to our MSC-certified fish oil.
No fish are caught specifically for this product, as it is made from 100% fillet trimmings. This has a significant impact on the health of the oceans.
Advice and Articles
From time to time, we write informative blog posts to share our knowledge with you.
Alpha-linolenic acid (ALA) as part of omega-3: how it fits into a complete fatty acid profile
If you start looking into omega-3, you'll quickly come across several abbreviations: EPA, DHA, and...
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How do you choose the best omega-3 supplement?
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Lowering High Blood Pressure: 8 Lifestyle Tips for Healthy Blood Pressure
Has your family doctor told you that your blood pressure is too high? If so, you are...
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Low Blood Pressure: When Is It a Problem, and What Can You Do About It?
Do you sometimes feel dizzy when you stand up? Or are you often tired for no apparent reason?...
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Triglycerides: What Are They, and What Are Normal Levels?
You may have heard about triglycerides during a blood test or at a doctor’s appointment. But what...
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Can Omega-3 Lower Your Cholesterol? The Facts at a Glance
Do you have high cholesterol and are you wondering if omega-3 can help you?...
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Why is vitamin D important for children?
Vitamin D is a unique vitamin. That's because our bodies can produce it on their own when exposed to...
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