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News|Articles|September 26, 2023
Nordic Naturals omega-3 products now sold at Sam’s Club stores nationwide
Author(s)Jennifer Grebow
The company’s 100-count size of Ultimate Omega and 80-count size of Algae Omega will be sold at Sam’s Club starting in October.
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Omega-3 supplements maker Nordic Naturals announced that two of its products will soon be sold at Sam’s Club stores nationwide. The company’s 100-count size of Ultimate Omega and 80-count size of Algae Omega will be sold at Sam’s Club starting in October.
“This is an important step for us to join forces with Sam’s Clube stores and provide their shoppers with our premium, high-quality omega-3 supplements,” said Brian Terry, director of U.S. retail sales, Nordic Naturals, in a press release. “This partnership not only expands our retail footprint but also aligns perfectly with our mission to make quality omega-3 supplements more accessible and affordable.”
Ultimate Omega-3 softgels offer 1280 mg of total omega-3s per serving. Algae Omega, meanwhile, is offered as a vegetarian and vegan-friendly option and contains 715 mg of total omega-3s per serving.
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