Fermented Cod Liver Oil Liquid Plain Green Pasture

Highly recommended by the Weston A Price Foundation, fermented cod liver oil is manufactured without heat. Wild caught cod from pristine arctic waters are placed in large stainless steel vats and carefully fermented for 6 months. The oil that rises to the top is naturally rich in  Vitamins A and D as well as important cofactors that enhance our uptake and utilization of these fat soluble vitamins.

Blue Ice Fermented Cod Liver Oils are extremely stable, and very high in naturally occurring:

• Vitamins A and D
• EPA and DHA
• Omega 3, 6, 7, 9

This remarkable combination of nutrients accounts for cod liver oil’s longstanding reputation as a home remedy for strengthening immunity, reducing inflammation and improving general resistance to disease.  A bedrock supplement for a traditional, nourishing lifestyle!

With no added flavourings, Blue Ice Fermented Cod Liver Oil Plain is certainly strong and fishy! This one’s for the brave and the pure!

Important tip!

Don't take Fermented Cod Liver Oil straight. Due to the naturally occuring lactic acid in FCLO, it can sting the back of your throat. The best way to serve is to draw out your serving with the accompanying syringe and then mixing it into about 10mls of milk or juice.

If giving to babies, draw out a small amount (eg. 1/4ml) into the accompanying syringe then draw up the same amount of water, juice of milk. Simply squirt into babies mouth.

Size: 175mls

Serving per container: 88

Serving Size: 2mls

(NB: 1ml for teenagers; 1/2 ml for under 12 years and 1/4 ml for under 3 years)

Ingredients: Raw Fermented Cod Liver Oil

What are the levels of EPA/DHA?
EPA 150mg and DHA 90mg per 2 caps (or per 1ml)

The amounts above are typical but will naturally vary from batch to batch just like any fresh/unprocessed food.

What are the Vitamin A and D Levels?
Vitamin A 1825IU, Vitamin D 426IU per 2 caps (or per 1ml)

All amounts listed in above questions are typical and will vary slightly from batch to batch.

What are the serving sizes?
1) Babies over 6 months: ¼ ml
2) Kids under 12 years: ½ ml (1 cap)
3) Teenagers: 1- 2 mls (1 - 2 caps)
4) Adults: 2 - 4 mls (2 - 4 caps)

The amounts above are purely suggested serving sizes and should not be taken as nutritional advice. Please consult a healthcare professional for serving sizes that may be more appropriate for your individual needs.