Thorne Super EPA Review

Thorne Super EPA softgels get a strongly positive response across the stores that sell them, with about 3,888 ratings in total and most reviewers giving 4 or 5 stars. Buyers mainly praise the quality and the lack of fishy taste. Complaints are few and mostly minor. Reviews of other product forms were left out, and this summary covers the softgels only. **What buyers say it did for them:** The most specific benefits are about cholesterol and triglycerides. One reviewer said their doctor recommended it and that "it helped lower my tryglcerides and my doctor was very pleased." Another wrote, "My cholesterol levels are stable, and this helps me maintain them." One store's page summary adds that customers notice general wellness improvements and link the product to heart, brain, mood, and inflammation support. Some reviewers are still waiting to see results. One said they are "not sure about effectiveness yet." **What they complain about:** Complaints are scarce. One buyer received a bottle that expired within a month, saying "the item's expiration date is November 2021." They got a refund but said they would not buy from that seller again. That is a seller problem rather than a problem with the product. One store's summary notes a few one- and two-star ratings but does not say what they were about. **Taste, smell, and size:** Lack of fishy aftertaste is the clearest point. One reviewer called it "one of the few Omega 3's that doesn't have a fishy smell," and another said the pills "do not leave that fishy taste in your mouth." One dissenter found the capsule "a little large and has a little fishy smell," though they added it was "not difficult to swallow." Store summaries also mention that customers report no fishy burps and find the softgels easy to take. **Value for money:** Price is rarely discussed. One reviewer found "the quality to be very high for the value." Another had been "eyeing these during sales," which suggests some people wait for a discount. One subscriber plans to keep buying through a subscription. **Who it seems to suit:** Buyers who want a trusted brand and a clean, low-odor omega-3 seem happiest. Many came on the recommendation of a physician, naturopath, or family member, and several said they trust the Thorne name. Long-term users say they have used it "for years" and are very happy. One reviewer liked that it had strong amounts of DHA and EPA. People who have avoided fish oil because of the smell appear to be a good fit. **Who it did not suit:** No group clearly rejected it. The one reviewer who found the capsule large and slightly fishy-smelling may be a caution for those sensitive to pill size or odor. The buyer who got a near-expired bottle is a reminder to check the date on delivery.