- 240 mg GLA per softgel capsule
- Cold pressed without chemicals
- Contains 1300 mg evening primrose oil per softgel
- With 130 mg
- Contains 1300 mg of borage oil per softgel
- With 300 mg GLA
- Contains 1300 mg evening primrose oil per softgel
- With 117 mg GLA
- Contains 500 mg borage oil per softgel
- With 100 mg GLA
- Cold pressed in the absence of oxygen
- Can be used in smoothies or over salads
- Contains 1500 mg borage oil per softgel
- With 300 mg GLA
- Contains 400 mg of GLA from borage oil per softgel
- With sesame lignans for better effect and absorption
- Contains 500 mg evening primrose oil per softgel
- With 45 mg GLA
- Contains a blend of omega-3, -6, and -9
- With vitamin E as antioxidant
- Contains 1000 mg evening primrose oil per capsule
- With 86 mg GLA
- Contains 500 mg Evening Primrose Oil and 35 mg Isoflavones per capsule
- With vitamin E as antioxidant
- Contains 500 mg of organic evening primrose oil per softgel
- With 45 mg GLA
- Formula for menopausal phenomena
- Contains black cohosh, red clover, soybean and omega 3 and 6 fatty acids
- Combination of fish oil, borage oil and evening primrose oil
- Omega-3 (EPA and DHA) from fish oil and Omega-6 (GLA) from vegetable sources
- Contains a blend of omega-3, -6, and -9
- From fish oil, evening primrose oil and flaxseed oil
- 44 mg EPA and 29 mg DHA (from fish oil) per softgel
- Also contains 72 mg of GLA from borage oil
GLA is found in Evening Primrose oil and Borage oil supplements. The advantage of Borage oil is its much higher concentration of GLA.
GLA from Evening Primrose Oil
Evening Primrose oil is the best known source of GLA. Evening primrose oil has positive effects on the female hormones, the menstruation and the health of the skin*.
GLA from Borage Oil
Borage oil (also called borage oil) is less well known, but contains the highest concentration of the omega-6 fatty acid gamma linolenic acid (GLA). GLA is rarely found in the diet, and in our bodies it is formed from (cis)linoleic acid.
Often this conversion takes place to a limited extent, resulting in the formation of fewer (beneficial) eicosanoids (local hormone-like substances). Gamma linolenic acid (GLA) from Borage oil contributes to maintaining normal skin structure and elasticity.*
* EC approval health claim(s) pending.