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NOW DHA-500 vs Wiley’s Peak DHA

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NOW DHA-500 vs Wiley’s Peak DHA: published product information
Compare the facts	NOW FoodsDHA-500 Fish Oil, Double Strength Softgels	Wiley's FinestWild Alaskan Fish Oil Peak DHA
Format	Softgels	Softgels
Stated serving	1 softgel	2 softgels
Oil source	Fish oil concentrate	Wild Alaskan pollock oil
EPA per stated serving	250 mg	300 mg
DHA per stated serving	500 mg	600 mg
EPA + DHA per serving	750 mg Calculated EPA + DHA only; not total omega-3.	900 mg Calculated EPA + DHA only; not total omega-3.
Product overview	NOW Foods lists a 90-softgel DHA-500 fish oil SKU with separately stated DHA and EPA per softgel.	Peak DHA is a DHA-forward wild Alaskan fish oil softgel listed by Wiley’s Finest.
Price context	Not verified — check the official site. Pack size and current terms can differ.	60 count: $29.99 sale price on the manufacturer page as checked 2026-11-05; stock, checkout availability and subscription terms were not confirmed. Pack size and current terms can differ.
Things to consider	Contains fish and bovine gelatin.	Fish-derived oil
Sources and checked date	Checked: 2026-11-05 DHA-500 Fish Oil, Double Strength Softgels — NOW Foods Supports: Current manufacturer product identity and live product listing; displayed price $33.99; listed package sizes and package counts/SKUs/UPCs; Per-softgel serving, 90 servings for the 90-softgel size, 500 mg DHA and 250 mg EPA, and ethyl ester form; Fish oil concentrate, current ingredients, fish/allergen statements, suggested use, storage, product-page badges, product colors, oil origins, and packaged/quality-tested statement Double Strength DHA-500 — NIH Dietary Supplement Label Database (archived label record) Supports: An actual archived 90-softgel product-label record and linked full-size label PDF/image; archived record identifies barcode 733739016126, serving size 1 softgel, 500 mg DHA and 250 mg EPA; The DSLD record dates this label entry to 2017-02-24 and marks this recorded version Off Market as of 2017-03-24; this is historical status for that label record, not proof the current NOW listing is discontinued; Historical label differences that should not be silently merged with the current NOW page, including the old soy-derived vitamin E wording Seals & Certifications — NOW Foods Supports: NOW's explanation of its Intertek GMP Supplement Certification/SSCI benchmark and the distinction between organization/facility manufacturing-system scope and a DHA-500 lot test; NOW's descriptions of Halal, Non-GMO, Non-GMO Project Verified, Keto-Friendly, and GOED Proud Member wording; basis for not treating the product-page 'Non-GMO' or GOED badge as a verified product-level certification GOED Quality / Proud Member program — Global Organization for EPA and DHA Omega-3s Supports: Independent primary-source check that NOW Foods is listed among companies in GOED's Proud Member program; Meaning and limitation of the GOED logo: company membership/commitment, not a certification or product quality seal; scope of GOED Monograph standards only for products within the monograph's scope	Checked: 2026-11-06 Peak DHA: Focused DHA Support for Brain Health \| Wiley's Finest Supports: The official manufacturer listing is for Peak DHA and presents the 60-count option.; The manufacturer states 600 mg DHA and 300 mg EPA per serving and recommends 2 softgels daily.; The 60-count option is described as a one-month supply and displayed at a $29.99 sale price.; The product is described as concentrated wild Alaskan fish oil made at the manufacturer's cGMP refinery; page extraction does not reveal live stock status or subscription terms. Wild Alaskan Fish Oil Peak DHA (Label) \| NIH Dietary Supplement Label Database Supports: The label-recorded product identity, barcode, 60-softgel net contents, On Market status, and label entry date of 2024-03-22.; Serving size of 2 softgels, 30 servings per container, 1.2 g Alaska pollock fish oil concentrate, 300 mg EPA and 600 mg DHA per serving.; Ethyl-ester oil form, listed other ingredients, fish allergen, label dietary statements, label-stated MSC and SQF wording, directions, and cool/dry storage instruction. The database says its information represents label contents at entry date, not a live 2026 label revision. BSAI and GOA Alaska pollock \| MSC Fisheries Supports: Independent MSC fishery database status for BSAI and GOA Alaska pollock: Certified since 17 Dec 2020, certificate expiry 17 Dec 2030.; Fishery target species is walleye pollock (Gadus chalcogrammus = Theragra chalcogramma). This is fishery-level evidence only, not product-lot or brand chain-of-custody proof. Peak DHA 60-softgel — current manufacturer-linked Rev. F Supplement Facts graphic Supports: The manufacturer-linked graphic shows 30 servings and the 2-softgel serving basis, 300 mg EPA and 600 mg DHA. It displays MSC and SQF marks; product-lot traceability and certificate scope were not independently verified.
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