Wiley's Finest Peak EPA: what the IFOS report shows

Last reviewed July 2026.

This is what the paperwork behind Wild Alaskan Fish Oil, Peak EPA, 1250 mg, 120 Softgels actually says. The tested lot (124068) carries an IFOS certificate — the public, per-lot consumer report, and the numbers below come from that report, not from the label.

The tested numbers

• Measured EPA: 873 mg per serving
• Measured DHA: 277 mg per serving
• Combined EPA+DHA: 1150 mg per serving — 115% of the 1000 mg label claim (over-delivers)
• TOTOX (freshness): 3.49 — fresh (what TOTOX means)
• Heavy metals: passed all CRN/GOED limits in the tested lot
• Form: TG (triglyceride — the form found in fish)
• IFOS rating: 5 out of 5 stars

Read the IFOS report for lot 124068 yourself ↗ — that document, not this page, is the source of truth.

What a gram of it costs

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At $79.22 for 120 servings (check it on Amazon ↗), this works out to $0.57 per gram of measured EPA+DHA — #11 of 12 tested products we track. The sticker price and the per-gram price rank very differently; the full ranking shows exactly what beats it.

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