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Axe & Sledge upgrades its omega-3 supplement using premium Vivomega

Axe And Sledge Omega Plus

Axe & Sledge has had a straightforward fish oil in its Basics Series for years with Omega-3, giving fans a simple way to add essential fatty acids to their daily routine. The brand has now modernized that part of its health and wellness catalog with the all-new Omega+, replacing the original with a more premium approach built around higher-quality ingredients, stronger dosages and broader everyday health support.

Omega+ features premium Vivomega triglyceride-form fish oil, delivering 2.25g of total omega-3s in two softgels, breaking down to 1.2g of EPA and 900mg of DHA to support heart health, brain function, joint comfort and recovery. Compared to the original Omega-3, which had a still respectable total of 1.5g of omega-3s, the replacement notably raises the bar while moving to the premium triglyceride form.

The cost of the Vivomega-backed Omega+ is quite a bit more than the original Basics Series Omega-3, which cost around $20 for a bottle of 45 servings. Axe & Sledge’s new Omega+ is more expensive with fewer servings, costing $29.99 for 30 servings at axeandsledge.com, or currently two bottles at $25.