Amazon Omega 3 Price Sept 2026: Rs. 3.32 to Rs. 20 a Capsule

Fish oil is sold by the bottle, so the obvious comparison is price per capsule. On the 11 listings in our read whose titles state a capsule count, that runs Rs. 3.32 to Rs. 19.98 a capsule - a six-fold spread, median Rs. 8.88. By that measure a Rs. 383 GNC pack at Rs. 6.38 a capsule looks like far better value than a Rs. 999 TrueBasics pack at Rs. 16.65.

Five listings also state their EPA and DHA content per capsule on the tile, which lets you divide by the thing the capsule is sold for rather than by the capsule. On price per 1,000 mg of stated EPA+DHA, the Rs. 999 pack is Rs. 18.50 and the Rs. 383 pack is Rs. 21.28. The order reverses. The dearer bottle states 525 mg EPA and 375 mg DHA a capsule against 180 mg and 120 mg - 3 times the actives for 2.6 times the price.

We are reporting arithmetic over figures the labels themselves print. We have not tested a single capsule, and nothing on this page says anything about whether any of these products works, or whether anyone should take them.

The Rs. 199 listing is cheapest on both measures, and it is the one we would look hardest at rather than the one we would reach for: it publishes 29 ratings, against 1,248 for the GNC pack, 7,698 for TrueBasics, 10,944 for MuscleBlaze and 23,454 for hk vitals. A price page can tell you it is cheap per milligram. It cannot tell you anything about what is in the bottle.

Only five of the 36 fish oil listings state both EPA and DHA in the title, so this table is small and we are not extending it into a claim about the shelf. It is a worked example of a method: where a label states the actives, divide by those rather than by the capsule.

Collagen is sold by the tub, and the tubs are not the same size. Across the 15 listings whose titles state a pack size, the rate runs Rs. 2.80 to Rs. 18.64 a gram - a 6.7-fold spread - with a median of Rs. 4.54.

The spread is not a story about two tiers. One brand sold at Rs. 2.80, Rs. 3.62 and Rs. 4.00 a gram in the same read; another at Rs. 4.25, Rs. 4.54, Rs. 6.02 and Rs. 6.50. Within a single label, the rate moves by more than half depending on which tub you tap, and the tub sizes on this shelf are 100 g, 200 g, 221 g, 250 g, 300 g and 413 g - so the shelf price tells you very little until you divide.

At the top, two listings from one imported brand sit at Rs. 17.64 and Rs. 18.64 a gram, which is roughly six times the cheapest rate in the read. Those are real prices on real listings; what they buy relative to a Rs. 2.80 gram is not something a listing page answers, and not something this page will guess at.

• It is not health advice, and it is not a recommendation to take anything. Whether anyone should take a fish oil or a collagen supplement at all is a question for a qualified healthcare professional who knows that person's circumstances - not for a price comparison.
• Nothing here is a claim about what these products do. We did not buy, open, consume or test any of them, and we make no statement about efficacy, absorption, bioavailability, skin, joints, heart, hair or any other outcome. Wording printed on the packaging in our photographs is the manufacturer's own and is not repeated or endorsed by us.
• EPA, DHA, collagen content and pack sizes are the labels' own stated figures. We have not verified any of them, and we cannot tell you whether a bottle contains what its title says. Every rate on this page inherits that uncertainty.
• Supplements are not medicines, they are not a substitute for medical treatment, and they can interact with prescribed medication. Anyone who is pregnant, breastfeeding, on medication, managing a condition, or buying for a child should speak to a doctor or pharmacist before buying anything on this shelf.

Divide by the thing you are actually buying, and use the label's own numbers to do it. On fish oil that means stated EPA plus DHA per capsule multiplied by the capsule count. Two of the packs on this page are 2.6 times apart per capsule and 15% apart the other way per 1,000 mg of stated actives.

On collagen it means the pack size in grams, which the titles usually state. A Rs. 527 tub can cost more per gram than a Rs. 949 one - Rs. 5.27 against Rs. 3.16 in this read - because one is 100 g and the other 300 g.

And read the rating count before the rate. The cheapest listing per milligram on this page publishes 29 ratings; the next cheapest publishes 7,698. On a product category where we cannot verify a single claim on the label, how many people have bought and rated a thing is one of the few pieces of published evidence a listing page offers - and it is still not evidence that the product does anything.