Omega-3, Omega 3 Patch, PatchAid, 30 patches

Omega 3 Patch is a transdermal formula with omega-3 fatty acids, phospholipids, and antioxidants of plant and marine origin. The product is designed for use in dietary programs focused on the heart, brain, vision, and cellular structure. The formula combines EPA and DHA, Antarctic krill oil, phospholipids, and antioxidant compounds. The patch format allows for the use of lipid nutrients without passing through the digestive system.

Product Information

• Release form: transdermal patches

• Quantity per package: 30 patches

• Purpose: use in nutrient programs with an emphasis on the lipid composition of the diet

• Age category: adults

• Compatibility with other supplements: combination with vitamin and mineral complexes is allowed

Key benefits

• Concentration of omega-3 fatty acids: the formula contains EPA and DHA as the main structural lipids. These acids are part of cell membranes. Their presence is important for diets with a marine lipid profile.

• Use of Antarctic krill oil: Krill is a source of omega-3 in phospholipid form. This type of lipid is characteristic of membrane structures. It complements the composition of marine fatty acids.

• Presence of phospholipids: Phosphatidylcholine and phosphatidylserine are part of the structure of cell membranes. These compounds are involved in the architecture of nerve and other tissues. Their inclusion forms a complex lipid profile.

Ingredients and their properties

• Omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids (total omega-3, EPA, DHA, ALA, GLA): are used by the body as structural components of cell membranes and lipid layers of tissues.

• Phospholipids (phosphatidylcholine, phosphatidylserine): are part of the membranes of cells and nerve tissue, participate in the formation of cellular structure.

• Marine oils and lipids (Antarctic krill oil): serve as a source of lipid compounds of marine origin, characteristic of membrane formulas.

• Vegetable oils (black cumin oil): contain a complex of plant fatty acids and phytolipids.

• Antioxidant components (coenzyme Q10, astaxanthin): are used in processes associated with the protection of cells from oxidative reactions.

• Plant extracts (Indian gooseberry extract): contain phytonutrients and polyphenolic compounds of plant origin.

• Vitamins (biotin): participate in the enzymatic and metabolic processes of the body.

Instructions for use: Omega 3 Patch, PatchAid, 30 patches

Recommended use: apply 1 patch per day.

• Select an area of ​​​​skin. The patch will adhere better if you choose an area of ​​skin that is free of hair, lotion, or oil residue. Clean and dry the skin.
• Remove the protective film from the patch.
• Apply the patch to the skin, pressing it firmly.
• Wear the patch for up to 8 hours to avoid an unwanted skin reaction.
• When finished, remove the patch, fold it in half and throw it away.
• Repeat the procedure with a new patch the next day.

Ingredients: Omega 3 Patch, PatchAid, 30 patches

• Does not contain: artificial colors, casein, corn, dyes, dairy, eggs, fillers, flavors, gluten, GMOs, latex, MSG, peanuts, preservatives, shellfish, soy, sugar, tree nuts, wheat.

Key Benefits: Omega 3 Patch, PatchAid, 30 Patches

Omega 3 Patch is a transdermal product with omega-3 fatty acids, phospholipids, and antioxidants that targets the body's lipid and cellular processes. The formula combines marine fatty acids, membrane components, and antioxidant compounds. This format allows the use of lipid nutrients without the involvement of the digestive system.

• The concentration of EPA and DHA: forms the basis of the lipid profile associated with the structure of cell membranes of the brain, heart and visual organs.

• Participation in membrane processes: Omega-3 and phospholipids are part of the cell membranes and intercellular structures of various tissues.

• Neuronal profile of the formula: Lipid components and phosphatidylserine are associated with the structure of nervous tissue and neuronal membranes.

• Cellular integrity: Phospholipids and fatty acids are used by the body in the processes of renewal and organization of cell membranes.

• Antioxidant direction: Coenzyme Q10 and astaxanthin are involved in reactions associated with the protection of cells from oxidative stress.

• Lipid balance of tissues: a combination of omega-3 and vegetable oils is used in metabolic processes associated with the body's fat fractions.

• Skin, hair and nails: lipids and antioxidant compounds are traditionally included in nutrient programs focused on appearance.

• Transdermal route of administration: active substances pass through the skin without contact with the stomach and intestines.

Properties: Omega 3 Patch, PatchAid, 30 patches

Properties	Description
Cell structure membranes	Omega-3 fatty acids EPA and DHA are used by the body as elements of cell membranes. They are present in the cell membranes of various tissues. This is important for the integrity of membrane structures.
Membrane processes of the brain	EPA and DHA are part of the membranes of nervous tissue. These lipids are characteristic of brain cells. Their presence is associated with the architecture of neuronal membranes.
Membrane processes of the heart	Omega-3 fatty acids are included in the membranes of cardiac tissue cells. They participate in the lipid organization of cardiac cells. This reflects the role of fatty acids in tissue structures.
Phospholipid composition of cells	Phosphatidylcholine is used by the body as the basic phospholipid of membranes. It is present in the cell membranes of various organs. Its role is associated with the formation of membrane layers.
Neuronal membrane structures	Phosphatidylserine is a phospholipid of nervous tissue. It is a component of neuronal membranes. This is important for the structure of nerve cells.
Lipid metabolism of cells	Omega-3 fatty acids and phospholipids are involved in lipid metabolism processes. These reactions are associated with the renewal of membrane components. Such participation is characteristic of lipid formulas.
Cellular energy metabolism	Coenzyme Q10 is involved in cellular energy processes. It is present in mitochondrial structures. Its role is associated with cellular energy metabolism.
Antioxidant processes	Astaxanthin and Indian gooseberry extract are natural antioxidants. They are used in reactions associated with oxidative processes. This is important for cellular protection.

Contraindications and warnings: Omega 3 Patch, PatchAid, 30 patches

Category	Contraindications and warnings
Storage	Keep out of reach of children.
Warning	Consult your doctor before use if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medications, or have any medical conditions. by a doctor.

Benefit Research: Omega 3 Patch, PatchAid, 30 Patches

The formula includes the omega-3 fatty acids EPA and DHA, as well as additional components such as phospholipid fractions, astaxanthin, and coenzyme Q10, placed in a transdermal matrix. The components relate to the topics of cardiovascular well-being, brain cell membrane properties, antioxidant status, and cellular energy metabolism. International studies note the benefits of these ingredients in the relevant areas.

Research

• Omega-3 fatty acids EPA and DHA and their role in cardiovascular health: Prospective and randomized studies assessed blood EPA and DHA levels and compared them with cardiometabolic parameters and markers of vascular status. Lipid profile biomarkers, arterial stiffness parameters, and instrumental methods for assessing vascular reactivity were used. The analysis covered various sources of omega-3, including dietary and additionally administered forms, taking into account the dosage and duration of observation. Stable associations were recorded between adequate long-chain omega-3 status and favorable laboratory and functional parameters. Subgroups by age, diet, and baseline lipid values ​​were considered to increase the accuracy of conclusions. The results systematized the contribution of EPA and DHA in the context of cardiovascular parameters and long-term observations.
  Source: Circulation

Expert Opinion

• Dr. Helen Carter, PhD, Cardiometabolic Nutrition: "EPA and DHA have traditionally been considered in cardiovascular health studies, where precise dosing and verification of status by blood fatty acid profile are important. The addition of astaxanthin expands the antioxidant spectrum of the formula. Standardized sources and transparent specifications for the content of key molecules are valuable for consumer decisions."