According to the company website, this product contains the following ingredients: Omega 3, Collagen, Chondroitin Sulfate, Hyaluronic Acid, Glucosamine, Gelatin, Olive Oil, Beeswax, Lecithin Oil, Glycerin, d-Alpha Tocopheryl Acetate, Purified Water, Tumeric, Annatto, Titanium Dioxide and Riboflavin.

The manufacturer does note that their Omega-3 is derived from fish oil and not another source. We do appreciate this distinction, because only fish oil provides a source for the Omega-3s EPA and DHA, which are noted to provide people with a number of health benefits. Supplementation of this type of fatty acids has been shown to improve and prevent heart disease, high blood pressure, arthritis, allergies, diabetes, digestive problems, varicose veins and many more health issues and concerns.

Unfortunately, we do feel that this product contains rather low amounts of these fatty acids. According to the company website, this supplement only contains 330 mg of EPA and 220 mg of DHA. We feel that in order to obtain full benefits from both of these powerful ingredients, it would be best to receive at least 700 mg of each.

Furthermore, the company does not share their exact source of this Omega-3. As mentioned, it is said to come from fish oil, but the exact kind of fish is not shared. As discussed, Omega-3s can provide a number of benefits, but they can also be detrimental to health if they are derived from a fish that had high mercury content. This is why some consumers prefer looking for a supplement that uses their fish oil from fish that are caught at least 3000 feet below sea level, as this helps keep avoid catching and using fish that have high mercury rates.

This joint formula does appear to be rather expensive, and currently a single bottle costs just under $50. However, this price will increase once shipping costs and taxes are taken into account. We did notice that many online stores are offering this product at a steeply reduced price, at times more than 50% off. While consumers may find these savings to be a benefit, they do raise a red flag for us. We are concerned about why these retailers have been forced to reduce the price by so much and have to wonder if this product has been hard for them to move off their shelves.

• Omega-3 is derived from fish oil
• Formula is posted online

• Can be expensive
• No individual and exclusive product website at this time
• Does not contain 700mg of EPA and DHA
• Testimonials are not posted online as of this review

In the end, this product is primarily advertised to help relieve symptoms of joint pain. Because this formula does contain a fish oil source of Omega-3 Fatty Acids, we do feel that it can offer consumers some health benefits, but we also feel that the formula would be far more powerful if it contained at least 700mg of EPA and DHA. Those people who are concerned about high mercury levels and are disappointed that the company did not address this issue may want to look into other options on the market. However, those consumers who would like to give this Iceland Health® supplement a try can find more information about the formula on the company website.