Omega 3-6-9 Gummies

The name promises three fatty-acid families — omega-3, 6 and 9 — but the formula table records exactly one active: perilla oil, at a single dosed amount. That's not a formulation gap; it's a naming convention built around what one plant oil can plausibly deliver, since a single seed oil can carry more than one fatty-acid type without needing a second ingredient line.

For a brand, that means the '3-6-9' name is doing marketing work a longer ingredient panel would normally do elsewhere in the catalogue — a single-ingredient SKU wearing a multi-number name, worth knowing before writing label copy that implies a multi-source blend. The SKU also carries EU, UK and global market availability, the kind of broad reach a foundational daily-vitamins product typically needs.

This SKU is filed in the Daily Vitamins range slot, the catalogue's grouping for a foundational daily-coverage multivitamin range, rather than a dedicated omega or oils category — positioning it as a general-coverage addition to a range rather than a targeted performance product.

A single-ingredient oil formula in that slot reads as a straightforward companion SKU: a brand building out a foundational range can add it alongside a multivitamin without a second sourcing story to explain, since the formula is one line, not several.

Flavour, colour and shape are what Make it Yours covers on this perilla-oil formula — the single active and its amount stay fixed. An oil-based active carries its own flavour character, so flavour direction is the main lever a brand has to shape how the finished gummy tastes. Packaging choice sits outside Make it Yours too — the format spread for this SKU is already fixed across jar, doypack and bulk options.

Adding a second oil source, changing the amount, or introducing a new fatty-acid claim moves the project into the separately scoped Custom Formula R&D route instead. Samples of this formula come first, and label claims plus market compliance remain the brand owner's responsibility.