Action Heroes Omega-3 comes in liquid form and is suitable for children over 1 year old. It is great for fussy eaters or if you are concerned about them not getting enough nutrients from food. When it comes to brain food, pure omega-3 is an essential nutrient. It contains the both important omega-3 fatty acids DHA and EPA. DHA is crucial for brain and eye development.

-Helps support brain and eye development

-Liquid form so easy for children to take

-No fishy aftertaste

-Highest concentration of DHA in a supplement

-Made with fish oil from small fish in the Norwegian sea that are sustainably caught and contain lower levels of pollutants and heavy metals

-Gluten, dairy and soya free

In children, omega-3 is particularly important for their brain and eye development. It can be a challenge to get them to eat foods containing omega-3. This liquid supplement with the essential fatty acids is easy to include it in their meals or drinks. IFOS certified for peace of mind as well as being from sustainably caught wild fish.

Allergens: Fish & citrus

Warnings:-

• Check with your healthcare practitioner before use if your child is on any medication, about to have surgery, or has other health concerns
• Keep refrigerated once opened

Suggested use:-

We get asked a lot about dosage for children, understandably! From our own personal experience and countless reviews we've received from customers, the health benefits from taking half a ml (0.5ml) from 6 months to a year and then 1ml from a year onwards are incredible.

Action Heroes tastes great – you can just pop a drop into your child’s mouth straight from the syringe.

It’s best to give Action Heroes to children at mealtimes. It’s easier to make it a fun habit this way, and the omega-3 is better absorbed alongside food.

For the very reluctant, just mix it into anything cold: juice, a smoothie, yogurt or salad dressing. Keep your bottle in the fridge once you’ve opened it.

The great thing about liquid form is the dosage can be varied and we always recommend parents consult a registered nutritional therapist for guidance.