by Jerry Kramer | Jun 15, 2020
We use a single drop of blood to measure the Omega-3 Index A single finger prick provides enough blood for us to measure your Omega-3 Index. This eliminates the need to have your blood drawn at a clinic and the hassle of sending hazardous materials (blood) through the...
by Jerry Kramer | Jun 15, 2020
Omega-3 Index Basic test is $54.95. This includes a collection kit, the envelope and postage to send in your blood spot, and a detailed report of your results. Your results will include your Omega-3 Index. Omega-3 Index Plus test is $79.95. This includes a collection...
by Jerry Kramer | Jun 15, 2020
No. There is no way to predict – for any given person – what his/her Omega-3 Index will be just by knowing how much fish they eat or how many capsules they take. Individual differences in metabolism, absorption, and genetics make it impossible to predict with...
by Jerry Kramer | Jun 15, 2020
The only way is to directly measure the Omega-3 Index.
by Jerry Kramer | Jun 15, 2020
The target Omega-3 Index is 8% and above, a level that current research indicates is associated with the lowest risk* for death from CHD. This is also a typical level in Japan, a country with one of the lowest rates of sudden cardiac death in the world. On the other...
