The recommended intake printed on the label is two capsules daily with 250 ml of water. The label does not specify whether they should be taken with meals, at breakfast, in the evening or at another particular time.

The package specifically states that the two daily capsules should be taken with 250 ml of water. No additional beverage requirement or meal-timing instruction is provided on the supplied Product 25 label.

The product label specifically states that the recommended daily intake must not be exceeded. Follow the two-capsule daily serving printed on the package rather than increasing the quantity beyond the labelled directions.

Each two-capsule daily serving provides 2,060 mg of fish oil. This is the overall fish-oil quantity and should not be confused with the 1,400 mg specifically identified as total omega-3 fatty acids.

The nutritional panel declares 1,400 mg of total omega-3 fatty acids per daily serving of two capsules. This amount sits within the larger 2,060 mg total fish-oil quantity listed on the same panel.

No. The label distinguishes the quantities: 2,060 mg is the total fish-oil amount, while 1,400 mg of that serving is identified as total omega-3 fatty acids. These numbers should not be interchanged.

The label separately declares 700 mg EPA per daily serving of two capsules. EPA is listed as part of the total 1,400 mg omega-3 fatty-acid amount rather than as an additional amount on top.

Each labelled daily serving provides 500 mg DHA. Like EPA, DHA is declared within the product's 1,400 mg total omega-3 quantity and is not an additional amount outside that total.

No. The declared 700 mg EPA plus 500 mg DHA equals 1,200 mg. The label states 1,400 mg total omega-3, leaving a 200 mg difference whose individual fatty-acid types are not separately identified.

The product identifies its fish-oil form as triglycerides, and the ingredient declaration specifies omega-3 triglycerides from fish oil. It should not be described as ethyl ester, krill oil or microalgae oil.

The ingredient declaration lists gelatin from beef as the coating agent and glycerin as the humectant. Because the capsule contains fish oil and beef gelatin, this is not a vegan supplement.

Yes. Each two-capsule daily serving provides 10 mg vitamin E, listed as 83% NRV. The ingredient declaration identifies D-alpha-tocopherol and describes it as natural vitamin E.

Store the product in a dry, cool place, keep the container tightly closed and protect it from light. The supplied label does not specify refrigeration, freezing, a numerical storage temperature or an after-opening consumption period.

The label states not to exceed the recommended daily intake, explains that dietary supplements do not replace a balanced and varied diet and healthy lifestyle, and says to keep the product out of reach of children.

The supplied label says to keep the product out of reach of children, but it does not provide a specific age threshold in the visible source material. The website should therefore avoid inventing an age-based suitability statement.

Each container is labelled with 120 capsules and a net content of 146 g. At the labelled serving of two capsules daily, that mathematically corresponds to 60 daily servings, although the pack does not market a 60-day supply.

The label instructs customers to see the imprint on the bottom of the can for the lot number and best-before information. No specific batch number or expiry date should be invented for the website.

The barcode printed on the supplied Product 25 packaging is 4262487490910. The package also displays the physical address information and declares that the container holds 120 capsules with 146 g net content.