After the seal is hunted, it’s separated into three parts. The blubber is what’s used for the oil, the meat is used for, well, meat, and the pelts are used for clothes and artwork. If you’re interested, you can buy the pelts from us here.

Stop right there. Baby seals (the white coats that are still nursing that everyone thinks about when they think of seals) are simply not being hunted and they haven’t been for a long time. While we're at it, you should know that the vast majority of the seals are hunted with rifles. Might want to look at the WWE's position on the seal hunt too while you're at it...

Quite simply, we wouldn't be doing this if it weren't. Seals have been hunted on this continent for thousands of years and we don't intend to ruin it for the generations after us. Everything is interrelated and interdependent. We believe that us humans are not intended to conquer and control the natural world, but to live in balance within it. 

The seal oil itself is made according to the Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) guidelines. Every facility used holds a Site License issued by good ol' Health Canada. Every single batch is independently third-party tested to make sure it meets our purity and quality standards.

Here's the short answer:

• helps create the pro-resolving mediators in the body that regulate the inflammation response
• absorbed better by the body than fish oils
• boosts overall omega-3 levels better than fish oils
• can be converted by the body into EPA and DHA as needed

Beats us. Which can seem kind of odd when you consider that DPA is needed by the human body and is even present in human breast milk, suggesting a pretty important role in human development.

If we had to hazard a guess, it *might* be because large amounts of the scientific research on omega-3s come from fish oils, which are high in EPA and DHA, but lack DPA. 

Definitely! You can check out a list of scientific studies here.

Here's what's recommended by Health Canada:

Children (6-13 years old): 4 capsules per day

Children (13-18 years old): 4 capsules per day

Adults: 6 capsules per day

Sure sounds like a lot, doesn't it? The capsules themselves are quite a bit smaller than most "one a day" fish oil pills you may have seen, making them very easy to swallow. To meet Health Canada requirements, we basically had to make a choice between smaller capsules but more of them, or bigger capsules but fewer. Swallowing pills can be hard for some people, so we chose the option that would make it easier for more people.

Politics and propaganda, pretty much. Ask yourself, if it was really about animal welfare than why has the EU allowed for the cull of seals by their members? In America, any seal-product is barred from importation into the States as it violates the Endangered Species Act... despite the harp seal population growing and being a species of least concern... We could go on, but we'll leave you to draw your own conclusions.

You better believe it. Our seal oil is approved by Health Canada and has met all their stringent regulations. Our Natural Product Number is 80094421.

First, let us say that you should always check with your doctor first before trying any new kind of supplement for your health. People with already very low blood pressure or taking blood thinners should really consult their doctor first and be extra cautious. 

Then please contact us so we can get you your money back. We only want to help people in a good way, and if you aren't helped, we shouldn't take your money. Check the bottom of the page to our promise to you.