Safe Catch Elite Wild Tuna, 6 Piece

The Good:• Low mercury – they guarantee they test each piece of tuna to ensure the lowest mercury• No aftertaste or anything weird…I’ve had bad experiences with the mainstream brands• Big Chunks that are pinkish. Actually, looks like tuna, not something processed• The taste for me was great. Its tasted like Tuna, but not really the “fishy” type. I did taste the salt…I may try the one with no salt added• The cans are BPA free…important these daysOther thoughts:• I found out about this through Shark Tank and decided to purchase it. I was just eating sardines to get my fish oils but it would be good to supplement this in• I still feel that any amount of mercury isn’t good so I plan on eating 1 can a week maximumThe Bottom Line:I try to stick to a whole food diet…and its tough as many of you know. I also like to eat fish, but don’t want the heavy metal accumulation. I went with this product because of their commitment to supplying low mercury Tuna…and guaranteeing it. Although I can’t test the product to verify, they did show testimonials online and on Shark Tank.

I ordered a six pack of this, and upon opening the 5th can, I noticed a huge unoccupied space in the can, and it went all the way to the bottom. I could see the bottom of the can. So, I weighed it & discovered that it was appx one ounce short of the claimed 5 Oz., and I weighed everything, including the liquid present. When I opened the 6th can, its contents looked normal. The can appeared to be full. But having seen one can be light, I decided to weigh this one, as well. It too was short, and by more than the first one I weighed! I've also noticed something else about this product and some of the other high end tuna brands. They claim no added water. But, once I found the shortage in the Safe Catch, I started weighing everything, and I've discovered that no matter which brand I weigh, if I pour off the liquid 1st and weigh it, it always weighs an ounce. If there were truly no added water, I don't believe this level of consistency in the weight of the liquid would be possible. All of the liquid may not be water. Some of it may be natural juices, but I'm convinced that some water is being added. !f not, then they must be collecting the natural juices separately and then adding them back in at exactly an ounce per can. Seems a bit fishy tome!!

I like several things about this product.First and foremost, it's very low in mercury.Second, it tastes good. It's good for making tuna salad. Mix it with some onions and cherry tomatoes and avocado mayonnaise for a great paleo treat.Third, like all tuna, it contains PS (phosphatidyl serine), which is good for brain health. And of course it's high in protein and very low carb.Great stuff :) It's nice to be able to eat tuna again.

Very expensive compared the the stuff on the supermarket shelf, and worth every penny to those of us who care about the issues involved. Makes a GREAT Tuna salad and we appreciate the fact that someone else out these cares enough to provide this product.

We saw this tuna brand on shark tank awhile back but unfortunately it’s not available at any of the stores we regularly shop at even though the internet claims it’s available at several.Fish can be super good for you, but due to environmental toxins some fish shouldn’t be eaten with much frequency. One of our (then) baby’s favorite form of protein was tuna, but we couldn’t give it to him very often because parents are advised against it. So we started ordering safe catch through amazon and now our son and his pregnant mother (me) can eat tuna multiple times per week if we’d like with less worry. We also don’t need to cut back on other fish we eat to compensate for mercury content which is great because we love grilled salmon and like to eat that at least once per week.I tell every parent I can about safe catch to spread the word. Especially when someone tries to warn me about giving my son tuna or eating it while pregnant.

Tastes great and my husband, who travels a lot, loves the convenience of the pull-top cans. He just pops it open and dumps it onto a salad, juice and all.*Hand-cut and packed, so it retains more of the Omega-3's than traditional twice-cooked canned tuna, and tastes much better. No added water or oil.*Sustainably wild-caught from responsibly managed fisheries. Each lot has a Fisheries Certificate of Origin (heavily regulated by US Dept of Commerce). No forced labor boats*BPA-free cans*This 'Elite Tuna" is skipjack (sustainable and low mercury), school-caught without fish aggregating-devices,. FADs make it easier to catch tuna, but lots of other fish/sea-life are caught, killed, and discarded in the process.This brand is more expensive, but as they say -- every time you spend a dollar, you vote. I'm fortunate to have the option to spend a little more for something that tastes great and is better for me and the planet.

I normally only eat white albacore tuna. This seemed to be chunk light-ish. It was very good, but I do think I will order the albacore next time. LOVE the strict mercury guidelines that your company uses! My family thanks you as we eat a lot of tuna.