Is Omega XL a scam (as some people claim)? Find out THE TRUTH behind it in my recent Omega XL review and analysis.
Read the full review on Omega XL here:
Check out my #1 alternative (Optima Omega 3) here: https://mysupplementadvice.com/discount-optima-omega-3-youtube
See my video review of Optima Omega 3:
TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Intro
1:02 Quick Summary
2:34 Claims & Producer
3:43 Formula
6:32 Pills & Dosage
8:08 Results
10:11 Side Effects
10:41 Price
12:22 3 Conclusions
13:01 My Final Verdict
Omega XL is a fish oil supplement specially designed for joint pain and health. But despite having a real good side (clinical evidence), it has enough downsides.
Overall, Omega XL’s formula hides a lot of essential information, it has many complaints from previous users and it’s really expensive overall. Plus, its directions are pretty unclear, so that the label recommends taking up to 6 pills per day (for best results). In this case, one bottle isn’t going to last more than 10 days and you will need 3 bottles for a monthly supply. This makes it even more expensive than initially.
Considering there are much better alternatives on the market, I really don’t think Omega XL is a good choice any soon.
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