Truly Health RTG-1000 Ultra-Pure Omega-3 Fish Oil is a high-strength omega-3 supplement providing 1,000 mg of EPA + DHA in a single softgel. Each softgel contains 600 mg EPA and 400 mg DHA, along with 1,075 mg total omega-3 from 1,250 mg of fish oil.
Formulated in a premium re-esterified triglyceride (RTG) form, RTG-1000 is designed for convenient daily omega-3 supplementation. It features a natural lemon flavour to provide a more pleasant omega-3 experience and help minimise fishy aftertaste.
The fish oil is sourced from Peruvian anchoveta and European anchovy and is subject to quality testing for potency, oxidation, and environmental contaminants. EPA and DHA support normal cardiovascular function, and DHA supports normal brain function and normal vision.
RTG = Re-esterified Triglyceride
RTG-1000 uses a triglyceride-rich omega-3 form. During production, concentrated fatty acids are re-esterified with glycerol to return the oil to a triglyceride-rich form.
The booklet describes RTG as having favourable bioavailability under studied conditions, rather than claiming complete absorption.
RTG vs TG vs EE ā Understanding Omega-3 Forms
You could add a simple comparison table:
|
Form |
Full Name |
Key Point |
|
TG |
Triglyceride |
Natural/refined fish-oil form |
|
EE |
Ethyl Ester |
Commonly used during concentration of omega-3 |
|
RTG |
Re-esterified Triglyceride |
Concentrated omega-3 re-esterified with glycerol |
According to the booklet, all three forms can deliver EPA and DHA, while bioavailability can vary depending on chemical form, dose, meal fat, formulation and individual physiology.
Key Features
- 1,000 mg EPA + DHA per softgel
- EPA 600 mg + DHA 400 mg
- 1,075 mg total omega-3 from 1,250 mg fish oil
- Premium re-esterified triglyceride (RTG) form
- Natural lemon flavour
- Fish oil sourced from Peruvian anchoveta and European anchovy
- Quality testing for potency, oxidation and contaminants
- Convenient one-softgel daily format
- EPA + DHA support normal cardiovascular function
- DHA supports normal brain function and normal vision
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