Omega-3 form
The omega-3 form describes how omega-3 is present in the oil — rTG, EE or phospholipid. It must be considered separately from concentration.
Form
rTG
rTG share
92 %
EE share
< 8 %
Why it matters
rTG is the re-triglyceride form, closer to the natural form of fish oil. EE is an ethyl ester. Bioavailability can differ.
How MVS checks it
MVS reports the molecular form and rTG share — separate from concentration — and links to manufacturer declarations.
Related quality criteria
All criteria use the same page template — more can be added at any time.