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Search and filter this category ↗Evening primrose oil supplies fatty acids, including gamma-linolenic acid, or GLA. It is commonly marketed for skin and menstrual or menopause-related symptoms. Knowing its fatty-acid composition helps identify the product, but that information does not establish symptom relief; clinical studies have not supported many of the familiar claims.
NCCIH finds insufficient evidence to support evening primrose oil for any health condition. It has not shown useful benefit for eczema, and breast-pain results are not better than placebo. Claims about menopause, PMS or labour should not be presented as proven outcomes for the ingredient or this product.
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Ingredient context reviewed 2026-10-26. General ingredient evidence does not verify the exact branded products below.
90 veggie softgels; 90 servings
The manufacturer lists 1,000 mg organic evening primrose seed oil providing 90 mg gamma-linolenic acid (GLA) per veggie softgel. The selected vegan-formula pack contains 90 softgels.
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90 softgels; one-softgel serving
Each softgel lists 500 mg evening primrose seed oil providing 365 mg linoleic acid and 45 mg gamma-linolenic acid. The shell contains gelatin.
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