Equazen PRO Fish Oil for Kids - Clinically Tested to Improve Focus, Learning + Behavior in Children, Teens - DHA/EPA Omega-3 + Omega-6 Supplement for Brain Support* (90 Softgels / 30 Servings)

This has been a game changer for my son

The media could not be loaded. Mi hija tiene dos años tomando de forma constante estas vitaminas, al segundo mes de estarlas tomando notamos el cambio en ella, se enfocaba más cuando estudiaba y cuando le dábamos órdenes las podía seguir sin olvidar lo que le habíamos dicho. Sus calificaciones aumentaron bastante. También hemos dejado de dárselas por algunas semanas y es un cambio negativo muy notorio. Como mamá las recomiendo 100%

Este producto me lo recomendó un doctor para mi hijito que tiene autismo y la verdad le ayuda mucho para su concentration en forma natural .

I found these last December when looking for fish oil supplements to help with ADHD for our son. It has some published 'clinical studies', which I read, and although small, seemed plausible. I bought these for our son to try.First, the gels are HUGE. Thankfully our son is good at swallowing things and has been able to manage. Strangely, this spring when the company said 'new smaller gels'... they weren't any smaller in size than before. Only now the bottle reads that the child should take 3 gels a day instead of 2. I only give our son 2 a day.Second, I set this up under the Subscribe and Save, since it would be something he'd take daily, but more often than not, I receive emails that the product is unavailable for shipment. When I go look at the product page, often it is there and available, which makes it odd that Amazon isn't fulfilling it under the Subscribe and Save plan. But more surprisingly, is how much the price fluctuates! Some months it is $35, other months it is $52 or more. I am shocked. It is unbelievably expensive as it is, without these dramatic price changes and product availability.Lastly, our son has taken these for 6 months now and I'm not really certain that I've seen much of a change in the ADHD-type behaviors. I do think omega-3s are good for overall cardiovascular health, and likely helpful with ADHD, however, I think it is just time to go find a different omega-3 that is reliably available, more reasonably priced, and can offer similar health benefits.I gave this product 6 months to work, but all of the negatives (size, availability, price) far outweigh the limited impact on ADHD. I will be looking for something else.

We went through many different omega/focus type gummies before finding these. My son hated the taste of every single one of them and wanted to try pill form. Fish oil is always such a large pill but when I found these I gave them a try. He has no problems swallowing them and now I don’t have any issues getting him to take his vitamins in the morning. Win / win

As other commenters have said pills are big. Hard to swallow. The reason for 4 stars. My son still takes them. He pops in his mouth, chews then swallows. . I didn’t read it wasn’t recommended do that, so I guess it’s okay? It would be great for a chewable or liquid form.He is on his 2 bottle so 11/2 months in. I know it can take 3-6 mos.However, learning, attention, sensory meltdowns. Have calmed down considerably.Yes ,the price is high per month.But I would prefer natural instead of prescription medications. I would highly recommend to try this product. My son takes this in addition to Smarty pants multivitamin, minerals.I plan on updating review at the 6 month mark.

This helps when taking daily even for adults.

I think it improves focus just a bit. There are better options like zinc, cdp choline