vetwish's high-end MAX+ series of dog anchovy oil

Nutrasource lists this product. The listing names it; it publishes no lab numbers for it.

What this record tells you

Read Oct 23, 2026
  • No public lab numbers exist for this bottle in the eight sources we read. Nutrasource’s public listing prints the product and the company, not a potency or contaminant result.
  • The evidence score reads 15% of the rubric for this record (independent source count); 40 is the score on that part only, not a grade of the bottle.
  • 6 of 849 omega-3 bottles do have printed numbers or a recall.

What you can do

Each step opens to what to look for. Nothing here is a verdict on the bottle.

Check the listing yourselfNutrasource directory

Listings change. Open the record and confirm the same product and company still appear.

“No other certification program across the globe tests and posts fish oils by individual lot number, making it easy for shoppers to find what they are looking for.”Nutrasource, nutrasource.ca/certifications-by-nutrasource/international-fish-oil-standards-ifos, read Oct 24, 2026

Open the Nutrasource record

Ask the brand for the certificate of analysis5 things to ask for
  • The lot number printed on your bottle, and the certificate of analysis for that lot
  • Each active ingredient as measured, against the label claim, in the label’s unit
  • Lead, arsenic, cadmium and mercury results, each with the limit the lab used
  • The laboratory’s name, the test method and the test date
  • Whether the laboratory is independent of the brand

A certificate the brand commissions is manufacturer-sourced; read it as the brand’s own document.

Compare with the omega-3 bottles that have numbers4 bottles

What the Nutrasource listing means

In the certifier’s own words, from its site. Its program description is not this lot’s test result.

What Nutrasource says it checks

“Active Ingredient Content – Does the product contain the amount and specific types of omega-3s the label says it should?”Nutrasource, certifications.nutrasource.ca/about/how-certifications-work/ifos, read Oct 24, 2026
“Contaminants – Does the product contain unsafe levels of harmful chemicals?”Nutrasource, certifications.nutrasource.ca/about/how-certifications-work/ifos, read Oct 24, 2026
“IPRO™ tests for microbes, heavy metal count, disintegration for capsules and total probiotic count.”Nutrasource, certifications.nutrasource.ca/about/how-certifications-work/ipro, read Oct 24, 2026

The catalog response included no lot reports, so no EPA, DHA or probiotic counts are shown. IFOS and IPRO add no rubric-1 points.

How the evidence score reads this record

Rubric-1 scores the published evidence, not the product. A part with nothing public is left unscored, never counted as zero.

Rubric-1

15% of the rubric could be scored
Evidence score
40
Rubric coverage
15%
Each part of the rubric and what it read
Part of the rubricPointsWhat it read
Recency of independent measured resultsNot scoredNo independent measured result.
Independent source count6 of 151 organization
Quantitative concordanceNot scoredDisplayed. No source-stated pass or fail.
Method transparencyNot scoredNot published
CertificationNot scoredNot listed or expired.
Failure and warningNot scoredEnforcement scan not completed.

Every public record

In reading order, each with the sentence that holds the figure, its link and the date we retrieved it.

One record

  1. NutrasourceCertification listing
    vetwish's high-end MAX+ series of dog anchovy oil

    certifications.nutrasource.ca/certified-products/product?id=VETW0003 · retrieved Oct 23, 2026

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