PURITY IS PRICELESS
Good on your pizza. Great for your heart health. Omega-3 has a not-so-fishy tale to tell.
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“Extracted from fish families such as sardine and anchovies... Jamieson is able to remove all traces of mercury and other micro-contaminants to provide a pure source of Omega-3.”
Extracted from fish families such as sardine and anchovies... Jamieson is able to remove all traces of mercury and other micro-contaminants to provide a pure source of Omega-3. Omega-3 fatty acids are considered an “essential” fatty acid because they cannot be produced in the body and must be obtained from outside sources. These acids offer several cardiovascular benefits including decreased serum triglycerides and a reduction in blood pressure. But did you know that the acids themselves actually come from where sustainable deep water fish found where the Antarctic and Pacific oceans meet? Extracted from fish families such as sardine and anchovies, which contain fewer contaminants than larger cold-water fish because they feed directly on plankton — Jamieson Laboratories is able to remove all traces of mercury and other micro-contaminants and provide you with a pure, potent source of Omega-3 fatty acids. It’s amazing how much punch, those little fish can pack.
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Nov. 10, 2011 | 11:48am
That's good news. Jamieson is the only vitamin company I buy from as it's Canadian, and I take Omega 3 daily and was worried about small doses of contaminants. Not anymore :)
Nov. 08, 2011 | 07:45pm
Fantastic News! This is why I only purchase Jamieson vitamins.....a name I can Trust!!!!
Nov. 08, 2011 | 12:51pm
Thank you for your inquiry. The small words in the TV commercial you asked about are known as a “legal line”. The line reads: “This product may not be right for you, always read and follow the label. Consult a healthcare practitioner before use.” While the type size may be small, it is the required size by law when it comes to advertising a product like ours. Please keep in mind that all TV screens are different sizes, and resolutions. As such, the type may appear very small on some screens,and more legible on others. Either way, we hope you’ve enjoyed seeing the
commercial.
Yours in health,
The Jamieson Team
Nov. 07, 2011 | 09:01pm
Just saw your commercial and during this part, there is writing that is ridiculously small on the screen. If you're going to put small print on a screen, at least let the customer read it or else it creates a sense of distrust...
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