US Longevity Laboratories
The ocean's most essential nutrient, refined.
Pharmaceutical-grade omega-3, researched and developed by US Longevity Laboratories.
01 — The essential fat
What is omega-3?
Omega-3s are essential polyunsaturated fats. "Essential" means your body cannot make them on its own — they have to come from food or supplements.
They are part of the membrane of every cell in the body and play a general role in heart, brain, eye, and joint health, as well as in supporting a healthy inflammatory response. There are three main types.
ALA
Alpha-linolenic acid
The plant form, found in flaxseed, chia, hemp, and walnuts. The body converts only a small portion of ALA into EPA and DHA.
EPA
Eicosapentaenoic acid
A long-chain omega-3 found mainly in fatty fish and algae, commonly associated with heart health and a healthy inflammatory response.
DHA
Docosahexaenoic acid
A long-chain omega-3 and a major structural fat in the brain and the retina of the eye, supporting normal brain and eye function.
02 — Molecular heritage
A discovery written in ice.
The story of omega-3 begins not in a lab, but at the edge of the Arctic — with a question about why a people eating so much fat had such healthy hearts.
03 — Where it's found
From the sea, and the soil.
EPA · DHA
Salmon
A classic fatty fish and a direct source of the long-chain forms.
EPA · DHA
Mackerel
Small, oily and rich — one of the densest marine sources.
EPA · DHA
Sardines
Low on the food chain, naturally rich in marine omega-3s.
EPA · DHA
Anchovies
A traditional raw material for high-quality fish oil.
EPA · DHA
Fish oil
Concentrated EPA and DHA from fatty fish, in softgel or liquid.
EPA · DHA
Algae oil
Where fish get their omega-3s. The main direct EPA/DHA option for vegans and vegetarians.
ALA
Walnuts
The only tree nut with a meaningful amount of plant omega-3.
ALA
Flaxseed & oil
Among the richest plant sources of ALA, best eaten ground.
ALA
Chia seeds
Tiny seeds with generous ALA and fiber.
ALA
Hemp seeds
A nutty plant source of ALA alongside other fatty acids.
Varies
Fortified foods
Some eggs, milks, yogurts and juices have added omega-3.
A note for plant-based diets: walnuts, flax, chia, and hemp provide ALA, which the body converts to EPA and DHA only in small amounts. Algae oil is the main option for vegans and vegetarians because it supplies EPA and DHA directly.
04 — The house brand
Omega3, from wild water to refined oil.
Sourced from wild, sustainably caught fish, molecularly distilled to remove heavy metals and contaminants, and third-party tested for purity by the US Longevity Laboratories facility.
Omega3 · Wild Ocean
Omega3 Fish Oil
- Wild, sustainably caught fish
- Molecularly distilled for purity
- Third-party tested at the US Longevity Laboratories facility
- Available as softgels or liquid
First batches are reserved by request — we'll confirm availability and pricing personally.
Why ours is different
I
Our own laboratory
Most brands send samples out and wait. US Longevity Laboratories operates its own testing facility, so purity checks are part of how we make the product — not an afterthought.
II
Heavy-metal screening
Every batch is molecularly distilled and then screened for heavy metals and environmental contaminants before it is released.
III
Traceable, wild sourcing
We work with wild, sustainably caught fish so you know where your oil begins.
IV
Two ways to take it
Softgels for simplicity, liquid for those who prefer a spoon. Same oil, same standard.
05 — White label
Bring your brand to market with our omega-3.
Every brand needs an omega-3 in its lineup, but almost nobody wants to build the supply chain, sourcing, and testing themselves. US Longevity Laboratories handles all of it — sourcing, formulation, third-party purity testing, and packaging — so you can launch your own branded omega-3 product without building a lab.
- 01Private-label formulation
- 02Custom packaging and branding
- 03Small and large batch runs
- 04In-house purity and heavy-metal testing
- 05Regulatory support
06 — Longevity intelligence
Part of the US Longevity Laboratories network
These platforms work together under US Longevity Laboratories to research, develop, and deliver longevity-focused products worldwide.
07 — Questions
