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Omega-3 Index (RBC EPA+DHA) test — Martinsried, Germany.
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- ProofOmega-3 Index (%) from a validated method + recent EPA+DHA intake + comparison to the >=8% target band, routing any high-dose/anticoagulant decision to a clinician
- Open until2026-11-05
- Levelintermediate
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What the work involvesMartinsried, Germany is home to Omegametrix, confirmed via its own official website (omegametrix.eu, since Wikipedia has no page for co-author Clemens von Schacky): a real commercial fatty-acid-analytics laboratory that markets its own 'HS-Omega-3 Index (R)' as a trademarked measurement -- the same Omega-3 Index concept this standard is built on. HONESTY LIMIT stated directly: Omegametrix's real, verified existence and its own Omega-3 Index trademark are confirmed, but this session could not independently confirm via the website that von Schacky (this standard's own co-author) is personally affiliated with the lab, so this connects to a real, verified European laboratory marketing the same measurement concept, not a confirmed author affiliation. Distinct from the existing Sioux Falls tile (OmegaQuant Analytics, the US commercial lab founded by co-author William Harris) and Amsterdam tile (Elsevier, the citation's own journal publisher) -- Martinsried is a second, European commercial-lab connection to the same underlying test, a genuinely separate real institution.
How this work is done
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Bring
- validated Omega-3 Index test kit (dried blood spot) or accredited-lab draw
- chain-of-custody / mailer
- dietary intake note (oily fish servings/week, supplement dose)
Steps
- 1. Collect the sample per the validated kit (dried blood spot) or arrange a lab draw; follow the kit's handling exactly.
- 2. Record recent EPA/DHA intake (oily fish servings/week; any supplement EPA+DHA mg/day).
- 3. Submit and capture the reported Omega-3 Index (%) with the lab method.
- 4. Compare to the >= 8% target (4-8% intermediate, < 4% low).
- 5. If low, note dietary levers (2-3 oily-fish servings/week or a defined EPA+DHA intake), routing any high-dose supplementation decision to a clinician.
- 6. Attach the result; log the index %, intake, and target band; sign it.
What counts as done
- Omega-3 Index (%) from a validated dried-blood-spot or accredited method
- Recent EPA+DHA intake (oily-fish servings/week; supplement mg/day) recorded
- Result compared to the >=8% target band
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