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Fermented Skate Liver Oil (Liquid)

Green Pasture's Fermented Skate Liver Oil is a traditionally prepared liquid oil made from skate fish liver, slow-fermented rather than heat-extracted.

£60

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Green PastureFermented Skate Liver Oil (Liquid)
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Green Pasture's Fermented Skate Liver Oil is a traditionally prepared liquid oil made from skate fish liver, slow-fermented rather than heat-extracted.

Why we love it

Green Pasture's Fermented Skate Liver Oil is a traditionally prepared liquid oil made from skate fish liver, slow-fermented rather than heat-extracted. The result is an oil whose nutrient profile more closely resembles what the liver contains in its natural state.

  • Delivers fat-soluble vitamins A and D in food form
  • Provides omega-3 fatty acids EPA and DHA daily
  • Fermentation preserves nutrients lost in heat extraction
  • Liquid format allows flexible, filler-free dosing
  • Suits those with low oily fish intake
How to use

Take a quarter teaspoon (approximately 1.25 ml) once daily, or as directed by your practitioner. Take it straight from the spoon, or blend into honey, nut butter, or a small amount of juice. Shake gently before use, refrigerate after opening, and consume within 60 days.

More about it

Green Pasture's Fermented Skate Liver Oil is a traditionally prepared liquid oil made from skate fish liver, slow-fermented rather than heat-extracted. Fermentation is chosen deliberately: it preserves the fat-soluble vitamins A and D and the omega-3 fatty acids EPA and DHA that would otherwise be degraded by industrial processing. The result is an oil whose nutrient profile more closely resembles what the liver contains in its natural state.

The liquid format suits those who want flexible dosing and prefer to avoid the fillers and binders found in capsule products. It can be taken straight from the spoon or mixed into honey, nut butter, or a small amount of juice for those sensitive to the flavour. A single small daily serving is all that is needed.

This oil fits naturally into a nutrient-dense, whole-food approach to daily supplementation. It is particularly relevant for people whose diets are low in oily fish, or who are looking to support their intake of fat-soluble vitamins through a food-form source rather than isolated synthetic nutrients. Vitamins A and D together play roles in immune regulation, bone metabolism, and cellular function, while EPA and DHA are studied extensively for cardiovascular and cognitive health.

Green Pasture specialises in fermented fish oils and is one of very few producers using this low-temperature method at scale. The single ingredient - raw fermented skate liver oil - reflects a deliberately minimal formulation approach.

Delivery and returns

Standard UK delivery included on every order, 1 to 3 working days after dispatch.

Next working day for £25 when you order by 12pm. Orders placed before 12pm on a working day leave the same day. Later orders leave the next working day.

You can return unopened and unused items within 30 days of delivery. This does not affect your statutory rights. Read the delivery and returns terms

or call 020 3951 3429

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Your questions

What does fermentation do that standard extraction doesn't?

Heat-based extraction can degrade heat-sensitive nutrients, including certain fat-soluble vitamins and fatty acids. Fermentation works at low temperatures, which is thought to preserve the nutrient profile closer to its natural state in the liver. It is a slower, more traditional process, and one of the main reasons this oil is formulated this way.

How does the flavour compare to standard fish oil?

Fermented skate liver oil has a stronger, more pronounced taste than most refined fish oils, which are often deodourised. If you find it challenging straight, mixing it into a spoonful of honey or nut butter softens the flavour considerably without affecting the oil itself.

Is this suitable if I am pregnant or breastfeeding?

This product contains vitamin A, which requires care during pregnancy, as excess intake can be harmful. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or trying to conceive, consult your clinician before use — ideally to review your total vitamin A intake from all sources.

Can I take this alongside a separate vitamin D supplement?

It is worth checking your total intake of fat-soluble vitamins across all supplements before combining them, as vitamins A and D are both present in this oil. Your practitioner can help you assess whether an additional supplement is appropriate or redundant.

How should I store it and how long does it keep once opened?

Refrigerate after opening and consume within 60 days. Store out of direct light. Only open if the seal is intact, and keep out of reach of young children.

In their words

Overall

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HM

Odd but effective

6 months ago

I'll be honest — the smell took some getting used to. But I mix it with a teaspoon of raw honey and it's totally manageable. Been taking it most mornings for about six weeks now and my energy through the grey winter months has noticeably held up better than usual. Nice to know it's just one ingredient, no fillers.

T

Solid addition to my stack

7 months ago

Use this alongside magnesium and K2. Fits well — the fat-soluble vitamins pair nicely. I take it with breakfast, usually on a bit of nut butter. Doesn't taste pleasant but it's not as bad as people make out.

DF

Good product, bottle design lets it down

8 months ago

The oil itself seems genuinely high quality and I appreciate the traditional fermentation approach — feels closer to a food than a supplement. My one gripe is the dropper mechanism. It's fiddly and tends to drip down the outside of the bottle, which makes the whole thing a sticky mess after a couple of weeks. Would give five stars if they sorted that out.

PS

8 months ago

Switched from a standard cod liver oil capsule after reading about heat extraction destroying a lot of the nutrients. Been on this for a couple of months and I'm happy with it. Definitely not for the faint-hearted smell-wise but I just get it down quickly.

GW

The real deal

10 months ago

I spend a lot of time researching what I put in my body and this ticks every box for a genuine whole-food fat-soluble vitamin source. My diet isn't heavy on oily fish so this fills that gap. I've been using it for about four months now — started before a period of heavy training — and I feel like my recovery and general resilience are in a good place. The price is steep but given the production method and single-ingredient formula I think it's fair.

A

Would recommend with a caveat

1 year ago

Really do rate this, and I like that it's not loaded with additives. The caveat is purely the price — £59.95 for a bottle that lasts about a month at the recommended dose is a stretch. I've dropped to every other day to make it go further, which I know isn't ideal. If the price came down even slightly I'd be on a regular subscription without hesitation.

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