Elite Lowest Mercury Wild-Caught Tuna Fish Pouch, Gluten-Free, Paleo, Keto, Kosher, Non-GMO, High-Protein Food, 3oz Packet, Pack of 12

Safe tuna. Taste is good and has no smell like the tuna we buy at the grocery store. The only downside is that they only have a 3oz pouch. Need at least a 5oz pouch. 3 oz is not enough.

I want to eat more healthy foods. I am happy to know that every catch is tested for dangerous heavy metals, like mercury. Each pouch makes the perfect amount for lunch.

Fast delivery, good taste but each pouch contains a small amount of tuna and if you place the tuna from all pouches in a bowl and compare it to the price, in my opinion it’s very expensive and I would not purchase this item in pouch again, it’s way too expensive.

It tastes great!!!!

I bought this, and will continue to buy this brand and type. I do it for the quality assurances. As for taste and texture? That's part of the price. To be fair? I've probably been eating trash canned/packaged fish until I decided to go this way. So I am... used to trash canned/packaged fish. My tastes and texture profiles will take time to adjust. So, that isn't... exactly on them? I am simply rating honestly. If you are going this way, in order to eat healthier? Then understand the texture and flavor IS going to seem off. For me, I willingly pay that price, and spend a bit more for this product. In time, perhaps, my understandings will... mature, or catch up, to this. It's like having a parent to child argument, in a case where I am both. But... can't I just have to old tuna types? No, we have been over this. But why? I like the old. *sigh* I am just glad I can find better food somewhere, anywhere, these days. They offer it, then pull it (or go bankrupt). Or are pushed out of business by competition, fair or otherwise, or government thumbs on scales it shouldn't be on. Take what you can get?