[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This will definitely be my go to brand for fish oil from now on, it also has vitamin d3 which is a supplement I have been taking due to extremely low levels of vitamin d showing on my bloodwork. Many people have vitamin d deficiency and don't find out until other issues come up and I strongly recommend people getting checked and taking supplements to correct any problems. So if these are supplements you need I would highly recommend these for you.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Omega3 fish oil much larger than I expected however they are very easy to swallow and digest I love that there's no fishy smell or aftertaste I take with meals and have had no problems with digestion Great supplement

You can taste the menthol essential oils long after the pill is taken.

I would rather taste the fish Do not like peppermint

I take one a day. If you can't swallow it, you can suck on it until it dissolves. No fishy taste whatsoever, minty fresh!

Not sure what it is about these. They upset my stomach every time I take them. I wish Sam's Club still carried the Alaska Omega fish oil pills in-store. Those were the best.

Was wondering why the minty heart burn feeling....then checked the ingredients on this product and there it was...Mint. Going back to return this failed purchase.

We bought these because the label read that there was no fishy aftertaste, not so with us. We both experience constant fish taste and stomach upset, probably a good product but not one for us

Forget the oil for a moment, this provides 250% the Vitamin D3 requirement for a day. That said the oil seems to be of good quality as well. I take 2 a day anyway with no side effects. Yes it does have mint.

I bought this in a rush and used it for 3 months. I have always taken vitamin D3 separately and continued to do so. Therefore I was taking 4,000 IU per day without even knowing it. My multivitamin also has a small amount, but I expected that. I did not expect fish oil to have D3. Stop mixing supplements. It makes no sense to do this. During the summer I do not like to take more D3 than what is in my multivitamin. And no, you do not save money by having these supplements in one. It's cheaper to buy them separately. D3 is super cheap. When I buy fish oil, I want fish oil, not a bunch of other things.