Why Re-Esterified Triglyceride (rTG) Omega-3 Is the Smarter Choice for Better Absorption
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Introduction
If you’ve ever compared different types of Omega-3 supplements, you’ve probably seen terms like ethyl ester, triglyceride, and re-esterified triglyceride (rTG). But what do they really mean? And does the form of Omega-3 truly matter?
At PURE SERVING™, we use the Re-Esterified Triglyceride (rTG) form, the most bio-available and premium version of fish oil — designed for better absorption and efficiency.
1. What Makes rTG Omega-3 Different?
Most generic fish oils come in ethyl ester form, which is created during processing.
However, in the rTG form, Omega-3 fatty acids are re-attached to natural triglycerides — restoring their native structure, closer to how fish naturally store fats.
This means your body can absorb and utilize EPA (Eicosapentaenoic Acid) and DHA (Docosahexaenoic Acid) more efficiently.
2. Why Absorption Matters
Omega-3s only work when your body absorbs them effectively.
Studies show that rTG Omega-3 can offer up to 70% higher bioavailability than synthetic ester forms. That’s why PURE SERVING™ ensures every softgel delivers Omega-3 in its natural rTG structure.
3. Purity and Source
PURE SERVING™ sources its Omega-3 from premium sardine fish oil, known for naturally low mercury content and clean marine quality.
Each batch is tested for:
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Heavy metals (mercury, lead, arsenic, cadmium)
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Peroxide value (freshness indicator)
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EPA + DHA content accuracy
4. Designed for Daily Use
With its lemon flavor and burp-free formula, PURE SERVING™ rTG Omega-3 makes your daily supplement routine easier and cleaner.
Each softgel also includes:
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Vitamin D3
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Vitamin K2-MK7
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Vitamin E
These micronutrients complement Omega-3 for overall nutrition balance.
Conclusion
The form of Omega-3 you choose determines what your body truly receives.
That’s why PURE SERVING™ rTG Omega-3 stands apart — clean sourcing, superior absorption, verified purity.
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