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Nutricost Cold Pressed Black Seed Oil 120 Softgels

  • Form: Softgel
  • Count: 120
  • Flavor: Cumin
  • Supplement Type: Black Seed Oil

Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A cold pressed black seed oil softgel at 1000 mg per serving, gluten free and non-GMO, with 60 servings in the bottle.

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ASIN: B09TG1C7F7Model: NTC-31067Category: Black Seed Oil

Overview

Nutricost's cold pressed black seed oil (cumin) softgels deliver 1000 mg per serving across 120 softgels for 60 servings, formulated as a source of omega 3, 6 and 9.

Two softgels make up a serving here, which is standard for oil-based supplements at this dose.

  • Source of omega 3, 6 and 9
  • 120 softgels per bottle
  • 60 servings, two softgels each
  • Nutricost NTC-31067 model

Who it's for

Suits someone looking for a straightforward black seed oil softgel with a stated cold pressed method and clear per-serving dose. Not ideal if you want a liquid oil format instead of softgels.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Cold pressed extraction method
  • 1000 mg per serving dose
  • Gluten free and non-GMO
Cons
  • Cumin flavor may be noticeable in softgel form

Performance notes

Cold pressing is a lower-heat extraction method meant to preserve fatty acid content, framed here as a source of omega 3, 6 and 9. At 1000 mg per serving across two softgels, the 120 count bottle lasts 60 servings, roughly a two-month supply at one serving daily.

Specifications

BrandNutricost
ModelNTC-31067
FormSoftgel
Count120
FlavorCumin
Supplement TypeBlack Seed Oil
AllergensGluten Free
DietGluten Free
BenefitsWellness

Frequently asked questions

How many softgels make up a serving of Nutricost Black Seed Oil?

Each serving is 1000 mg, drawn from the 120 softgel bottle across 60 servings.

Is Nutricost Black Seed Oil gluten free?

Yes, it is labeled gluten free and non-GMO.

What extraction method is used?

The oil is cold pressed.