Sports Research Vegan Omega-3 Algae Oil 60 Softgels
- Supplement Type: Vegan Algae Oil Concentrate
- Form: Softgel
- Diet: Gluten Free
- Allergens: Gluten Free
Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A solid option for anyone who wants DHA and EPA from a vegan, non-fish source, with the added detail of being carrageenan free.
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ASIN: B0842DJJYCModel: Vegan Omega-3Category: Omega 3 Supplements
Overview
A vegan omega-3 supplement from Sports Research sourced from algae oil rather than fish, delivering DHA and EPA fatty acids in 60 veggie softgels. The formula is non-GMO tested, vegan certified and carrageenan free.
Algae oil is the plant-based route to the DHA and EPA fatty acids that fish oil normally supplies, which is the whole reason this product exists as a fish-free alternative. The carrageenan-free detail matters to buyers who specifically avoid that thickener in softgel shells.
- 60 veggie softgels
- Algae-derived DHA and EPA
- Vegan certified, non-GMO tested
- Carrageenan free
Who it's for
People who want omega-3 fatty acids without fish-derived oil, whether for dietary, ethical or allergy reasons. Not the right pick for someone with no preference against fish oil who just wants the lowest-cost omega-3.
Pros and cons
- Vegan DHA and EPA from algae oil, no fish oil
- Non-GMO tested and vegan certified
- Carrageenan free softgels
- 60 count supply is a comparatively short bottle for a daily supplement
Performance notes
Algae is the original source organisms use to produce DHA and EPA, which fish accumulate by eating algae, so sourcing it directly from algae in a veggie softgel skips the fish oil step entirely while still delivering the same fatty acids.
Specifications
| Brand | Sports Research |
|---|---|
| Model | Vegan Omega-3 |
| Supplement Type | Vegan Algae Oil Concentrate |
| Form | Softgel |
| Diet | Gluten Free |
| Allergens | Gluten Free |
| Count | 60 |
| Flavor | Unflavored |
| Benefits | Essential Fatty Acids |
Frequently asked questions
Is Sports Research Vegan Omega-3 made from fish oil?
No, it is sourced from algae oil as a vegan alternative to fish oil.
Does this omega-3 supplement contain carrageenan?
No, the listing states it is carrageenan free.
How many softgels are in the bottle?
The bottle contains 60 veggie softgels.