Australians - can anyone recommend a good quality fish oil page 2

[peril]

With fish the price it is here, you can understand why many people find fish oil the more affordable option.

Really? Quality high fat fish can be had at modest prices. While I prefer to catch fish, I recently bought garfish at about $10/kg. Blue mackerel and even yellowtail scad are cheap. Just have to work out how to prepare it. There is a lot of prejudice against oily fish because they tend to be more strongly flavoured and are often used as bait. Try them as sashimi

[Sigi]

Peril, I don't know where you get your fish from, but you're lucky! There's no supplier anywhere sensibly near me that offers any fish I actually like at a decent price, so sadly I don't often have fresh fish.

And sashimi = *yeuuuccchhhh* as far as I'm concerned. Just can't do it.

[sigzephyr]

I use Thompson's Salmon oil. Also eat fish at least once a week.
Cheapest place i have found it is here:
Fish Oil Omega 3 Supplements | Salmon Oil 1000mg by Thompson Nutrition Limited

[peril]

Peril, I don't know where you get your fish from, but you're lucky! There's no supplier anywhere sensibly near me that offers any fish I actually like at a decent price, so sadly I don't often have fresh fish.

And sashimi = *yeuuuccchhhh* as far as I'm concerned. Just can't do it.

You need to reeducate your palate

[Forgotmylastusername]

I wouldn't recommend you get it from Woolworths. The other week I saw a huge shipment delivery of vitamins sitting in the midday sun in the loading dock for at least half an hour. I'm pretty sure that breached the "store in a cool dry place" instructions.

[Sigi]

You need to reeducate your palate

Been trying to make myself like sashimi for the past 20 years. Aint. Gonna. Happen. And I'm not wasting any more time and money trying to convince my very determined palate to like something it just doesn't.