About this product
The serving pairs coconut-and-palm-derived MCT oil with Norwegian fish oil. Both are listed at 1.2 g, creating a modest total fat-based supplement rather than a protein product.
The MCT section repeats the same amount across coconut, coconut-oil blend, and palm entries, so it is unclear whether these are sources within one blend. No caprylic or capric acid split is shown, and the fish oil lacks EPA and DHA amounts.
Two softgels per serving and 30 servings offer a simple one-month routine. Users seeking meaningful MCT intake or a defined omega-3 dose will need more label detail and likely a higher-dose product.
Pros
Names coconut and palm MCT sources Includes Norwegian fish oil Uses a focused fat-based design Provides 30 servings
Cons
Provides only 1 g of protein Does not disclose EPA or DHA Does not identify caprylic or capric acid amounts Repeated MCT amounts are ambiguous
Warnings
MCT oil can cause cramping or loose stools, especially when introduced quickly. People with fish allergies should avoid the fish-oil component.

