Omega Reserve. The egg that does more.

Omega Reserve eggs contain 612 mg of Omega-3 fatty acids per egg — roughly three times the amount in a conventional Indian egg. This enrichment comes naturally through a flax-seed forward feed our hens eat, not through any post-laying additive or yolk injection. The yolk is noticeably deeper in colour, the texture richer, and the nutritional profile measurably stronger. Every batch is independently lab-tested, and we publish results monthly.

Yes — and recommended by paediatricians, gynaecologists, and nutritionists across India. The Indian Council of Medical Research suggests 250–500 mg of Omega-3 daily for adults. One Omega Reserve egg delivers 612 mg in a clean, whole-food form. Two eggs comfortably exceed daily needs without any of the contaminant concerns associated with fish-based Omega-3 (mercury, microplastics, sustainability worries).

It isn't added to the eggs — it's added to what our hens eat. Our Omega Reserve hens receive a feed where 12–15% of their diet is whole flax seed, alongside the standard organic mix of maize, bajra, soybean, sunflower, and marigold. Flax is the world's richest plant source of alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), which the hens metabolise and pass into the yolk. This is the same natural pathway wild birds use; we just optimise the inputs.

Absolutely — they are among our most enthusiastic customers. Omega-3, particularly DHA, plays a critical role in foetal brain and eye development during pregnancy. Many gynaecologists recommend Omega Reserve as a safe, low-mercury alternative to fish during pregnancy. The eggs are pasteurisation-ready, antibiotic-free, and FSSAI-certified for direct consumption. As always, consult your doctor for any specific dietary plan.

Yes. Children aged 2 to 12 are in their peak window for brain development, and Omega-3 (especially DHA) is one of the most-studied nutrients for cognitive function, focus, and behavioural balance. A daily Omega Reserve egg in a child's breakfast or lunchbox delivers a bioavailable dose without supplements or fish-oil capsules. Many of our regular families joined Sahya Agro specifically for their kids.

Three reasons. First, the flax-enriched feed costs us about 2.4× more per kilogram than our standard organic feed. Second, the hens lay slightly fewer eggs on this richer diet — quality over quantity. Third, every batch is lab-tested for Omega-3 content (most brands skip this verification step entirely). At ₹20 per egg, Omega Reserve still costs less than a single Omega-3 supplement capsule, with far better bioavailability and the bonus of being actual food.

Slightly, yes — and most customers describe it as a positive. The yolk is richer, more buttery, with a deeper amber colour. There's a subtle nuttiness that most people associate with traditional country eggs. The white remains neutral and clean. In recipes, they perform identically to our other eggs; in simple preparations like sunny-side-up or soft-boiled, the flavour difference is unmistakable.

We publish our independent lab reports publicly on our website — every batch, every month, dating back to 2022. The testing is done by NABL-accredited labs that we don't own and don't pay performance bonuses to. You can also request a copy of the most recent month's report via email or WhatsApp; we'll send the PDF in under 5 minutes during business hours. Each carton's batch number ties to a specific test report.

Omega Reserve is available across all 283 Indian cities we serve, all 1,475 Haryana villages, and all 56 Gulf cities. Same-day or next-day delivery in Delhi-NCR and Haryana, 2–3 days for metro cities, 3–5 days for Tier-2 cities, and 4–7 days for Gulf destinations. The eggs travel in a temperature-controlled cold chain (4–10°C) throughout the journey.

Yes — most Omega Reserve customers are subscribers. Pick a frequency (weekly, fortnightly, or monthly), a pack size, and a delivery slot. You save 10% off list price, get free replacement of any cracked eggs without a 24-hour deadline, and skip or pause anytime via WhatsApp. Cancel with one message — no contracts, no minimum tenure, no awkward retention calls.