EO3 Drink Product Review Since I am RD student, I have introduced this product to family and friends to see what they think of it. Many of them really enjoy the it especially when on the go or after a work out because of its high protein content. I am very impressed with this product and especially enjoy it chilled. I will highly recommend this product to clients in the future. Especially those who may not get enough Omega-3's in their daily diet.

Dietitian Review of EO3 I am shocked with how yummy this drink is! I was hesitant to try it because the cod liver oil, but you can’t taste it at all!! The flavor is apple and berry forward, which I like. As a dietitian, I am looking forward to recommending this product to my clients, especially those who don’t eat a lot of fish for those omega-3 fatty acids. But also great for people who are on the go and don’t have a second to refuel.

RD is obsessed with EO3! EO3 is a fantastic product! I've not seen a product that provides an effective dose of omega-3 fats in a way that's actually delicious. I was skeptical before I tried it because other products that claim to provide omega-3's ended up tasting fishy, but this is something I truly enjoyed. As a Registered Dietitian, I have many clients who require supplemental omega-3's, and I feel so much better having a product that provides other nutrients as well. It's so versatile that I've been able to work it into clients' meal programs in several different ways. Highly recommend this product! The team has been great to work with.

Older athlete The biggest problem with getting older is the recovery. I am 63 and believe in the adage "If you don't cross the line how do you really know where it is?" With EO3 I recover a lot faster after crossing that line. Wish I would have discovered this earlier!

Expensive ultra-processed food Don't get fooled by the advertised health benefits, this is ultra-processed food and cannot be good for your health. It says no added sugars, but contains juice concentrate as a main ingredient, the sugar content is about 10g /100 ml, about the same as Coca Cola. Do they think that they can still fool people with the "no added sugar" claim, in 2023? This is just the worst type of misleading advertising. The sugars in juice concentrate are exactly the same as added sugars, and this is a well known fact. Other ingredients found here are things that you would never find in your kitchen: collagen hydrolysate, pectin, artificial raspberry flavour, L-carnitine, sunflower seed protein, tochopherols. We now have abundant research showing that ultra-processed food such as this is the main cause of obesity in modern societies, and isolating single molecules from food and adding them to create a supposedly healthy food substitute is not a proven way to make people healthy. Some of these ingredients may not even come from food, and rather be produced in the lab. This is not real food and I regret I ordered these smoothies without reading the full label first, they cost a lot of money and are likely to be unhealthy. There is no need of adding vitamins and nutrients to your diet through artificial products, when these abound in vegetables (and you get healthy fiber instead of sugars). The claim benefits of Omega 3 supplementation is also a controversial topic, and certainly not a settled issue to date.