• Omega-3 Index Basic Test
  • Omega-3 Index Basic Test
  • Omega-3 Index Basic Test
  • Omega-3 Index Basic Test
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Omega-3 Index Basic Test

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The Omega-3 Index Basic Test measures the amount of EPA and DHA in the blood. Studies show above 8% is the optimal level of omega-3.

When you do an Omega-3 Index test it measures the amount of EPA and DHA in your blood. An Omega-3 Index of 8% or higher is ideal, the lowest risk zone. However, most people hover around 6% or below. And unfortunately, some people are around 4% – the highest risk zone.

Raising your Omega-3 Index to the desirable zone of at least 8% will help ensure you get enough of the right omega-3s — EPA and DHA — to protect your health.

Get a free Omega-3 Index Basic Test with the second shipment when you subscribe to our 6-pack ArcticMed Omega-3 Premium.

1. Fatty acids included in the test

Omega-3 index based on EPA & DHA
2. Key Benefits
  • Easy-to-use, do it yourself fingerprint test
  • Independent laboratory (OmegaQuant) in Scotland following the top quality standard (DIN ISO 15189)
    Omega-3 Index Basic Test
    Omega-3 Index Basic Test
    Omega-3 Index Basic Test
    Omega-3 Index Basic Test
    Omega-3 Index Basic Test

    Your results. Supported by science.

    • Actionable: Fatty acid levels start changing as soon as you change your omega-3 dosage, diet and lifestyle and stabilize in 3-4 months.
    • Personalized: Personalized dietary recommendations based off your test results.
    • Certified: All samples are processed in a central CLIA-certified laboratory.
    • Validated: The same validated and standardized sample processing methodology used in over 200 research studies.
    • Compare: Reference ranges show you how you compare to your peers.

    Check out the 3 videos below 👇🏻 to interpret your test result

    • Video 1: Your Body's Full Fatty Acid Profile

    • Video 2: What influences the fatty acids in your body?

    • Video 3: What is Palmitic Acid and Why Do We Measure It?