Product Review
THE ESSENTIALS MULTI
450 mg omega-3 fish oil and complete multivitamin per serving
- Premium nutrient forms such as methylcobalamin (B12), d-alpha tocopherol (vit E), lutein, citrus bioflavonoids and glycinated minerals.*
- Certified sustainable by the MSC for our use of omega-3 fish oil.*
- Promotes overall good health and vitality.*
Supplement Facts Serving size: 1 softgel. Servings per bottle: 90.
Other Ingredients Gelatin, glycerin, beeswax, lecithin (non-GMO soy), medium chain triglycerides, water, safflower oil, corn oil, carob (trace amount for color). Contains tree nuts (coconut).
No sugar, soy, gluten, dairy, fish, shellfish, yeast, starch, peanuts or artificial additives. Non-GMO. Third-party quality tested.
Made in our own manufacturing plant in Orange County, California, which is an FDA-registered and NSF cGMP certified facility.
- ✨MADE FOR YOUR LIFESTYLE: Multivitamins often give you too much of what you don't need. Ours is tailor made to your lifestyle, from too much screen time (hello, lutein for eyes) to not eating enough fish (gotta get those omega-3s).
- ✨FIGHT BLUE LIGHT DAMAGE: Long hours on screens can cause eyestrain and fatigue. Lutein and zeaxanthin act as natural blue light filters, helping protect your eyes, improve visual comfort, and support restful sleep.
- ✨BEST IN CLASS INGREDIENTS: From chelated iron and calcium to methylated folate and B12, to vitamin K2 for healthy bones, we use the best, most bioavailable types of nutrients that your body can actually use—not just the cheapest.
- ✨GOOD FOR YOU AND THE PLANET: We pack a whopping 500mg of omega-3 fish oil made from wild Alaskan cod. It's certified sustainable so it doesn't contribute to overfishing. It's a win-win for your health and our oceans.
- ✨EXPECT BETTER FROM VITAMINS: Nutri-Rich is a family-owned made in California company. We make products free of artificial additives, soy, sugar, gluten, and GMO ingredients. Third party lab tested and 100% transparent.
- ✨Please make sure to store in a cool and dry place.
