Thorne Omega Superb Lemon Berry Flavored Review

Thorne Omega Superb Lemon Berry is mostly well liked, and the flavor is what people talk about most. It carries about 290 ratings across the stores, and the written feedback is positive overall with a small group of unhappy buyers. **What buyers say it did for them:** Several reviewers report benefits, though most comments are brief. One says they "can see the benefits after only a few weeks," and another notes "Good taste and great results." One reviewer credits it with better hair texture, less inflammation and improved cholesterol. Another says "the product works great" with no digestion issues. A few reviewers are still waiting on their order or have only tasted it, so effect is unconfirmed for them. One store page says a reviewer hopes it will prove effective, and another reviewer loves "the flavor and effect." **What buyers complain about:** The main complaint is taste. One buyer wrote "Terrible dead fish taste" and said the first bottle was great but a later one was not. Another said "There's no lemon berry anything flavor" and wondered if they had a bad batch. A third reviewer says the fishy taste is still noticeable but "not that bad." On one store page, a reviewer with gallbladder issues gets a fishy taste from any omega-3, not just this one. Other complaints are about service: packaging problems on a first delivery, wait-listed orders, and, on one store, missing items and several calls and emails to fix shipping. Those concern the stores, not the formula. **Taste, smell and form:** This is a liquid, taken off the spoon. Many buyers say it masks fishiness well: "completely masks any fishiness," "light, smooth, and pleasant fruity taste." Others mention no fish burps and no greasy mouthfeel. One says it doesn't leave "your mouth greasy and disgusting." One reviewer notes it contains monk fruit, which they usually react to, but they had no problem here. A reviewer also says to refrigerate after opening. Reviews of other forms were left out. **Value for money:** Nobody comments on price or on how long a bottle lasts, so there is nothing to report on value. **Who it suits and who it did not:** Parents are the clearest fans. One says "Finally an omega oil my child will drink," and another says their boys aged 4 and 5 ask for the "yummy stuff." A store summary also mentions four children who like it. It also suits people who have struggled with fishy omega-3 oils or burps, and people who want a good DHA to EPA ratio from a brand they see as reputable and third-party tested. It suits people who dislike capsules less clearly, since nobody discusses capsules. It did not suit buyers who got a bottle with a strong fish taste, or those who are very sensitive to fishy aftertaste. Because batch experience seems to vary, a first-time buyer may want to try one bottle before committing to more.