Twinlab Marine Friends Children’s Omega-3 Powder Review (& Giveaway Ends 11/26)

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ABOUT:

Twinlab was create in 1968 by David Blechman, who had 20 years of expertise in the pharmaceutical industry to develop and market a liquid protein supplement.  From their the product line expanded to a broader range of vitamins, minerals, herbs and teas.

Twinlab® Marine Friends™ Children’s Omega-3 Powder is a versatile, light tasting powder that blends almost invisibly into everyday foods and drinks like orange juice, yogurt, applesauce, baby food and fruit smoothies. Our formula contains a naturally sourced combination of DHA and EPA that is molecularly distilled for purity and provides 127mg of Omega-3s per serving, with no artificial flavors, colors, preservatives or sweeteners added.

Nutritionally Supports Normal Development Including:
• Brain*
• Heart*
• Eye*
• Normal Growth & Development*
• Overall Health & Well-being*
• High Ratio DHA : EPA Formula
• Gluten Free

(* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.)

Packaged in convenient, super portable stick packs, Marine Friends™ makes it easy for kids and moms to get their Omega-3s at home or on the go.

MY THOUGHTS:

DHA was so important when my son’s were babies, but since they outgrew formula they seemed to not be a big focus on DHA.  I always thought of DHA as “brain fuel” so I figure I should still be giving it to my boys because they are still growing and developing.  I love that the Twinlab MarineFriends Omega-3 is in a powder form because then I can slip it into whatever they are eating or drinking.  They are usually pretty good about taking their vitamins but sometimes they are lazy and just don’t want to chew them!  I added one of these packets to my son’s apple juice sippy cup and he didn’t even notice.  It does recommend ice cold drinks which I think made it blend in better and leave no taste.  Since it has fish oil powder (tuna) I was worried it would taste or smell fishy, but there is only a slight fish smell and one I added it to the juice I didn’t notice the smell.  It is for children ages 1 and up including adults!  It is also quality tested for purity.  I figure I know how benefitical fish oil is for adults and I know DHA  is important for kids so this product seems like a no brainer to give my kids.  I don’t see how it could hurt them and it helps support normal brain, eye, and heart health.

BUY IT: Visit Twinlab to purchase Marine Friends Children’s Omega-3 Powder for $27.99.

WIN IT: (1) US winner will receive a box of a 30-day supply of Twinlab Marine Friends Children’s Omega 3-Powder for kids!

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