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    Omega-3 Supplements May Mislead Consumers

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    A recent assessment by Which? found that many omega-3 supplements marketed as 'high strength' contain lower levels of active ingredients than cheaper alternatives. The study evaluated 24 products, revealing that some labeled as high strength had less EPA and DHA than the recommended daily intake. Consumers are urged to check ingredient levels on packaging for better value.
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