Amounts vary by product. The listings show as little as 470 mg of ALA (alpha‑linolenic acid) per serving up to about 5,700 mg of total omega‑3 per serving, depending on the mix.
Suggested uses include adding them to smoothies, salads, baked goods, yogurt or cereal. For chia specifically, listings recommend soaking for a couple of hours to form a gel or pudding before blending into smoothies.
Products frequently highlight fiber, protein (including essential amino acids), calcium and antioxidants in addition to omega‑3; some listings also state a specific fiber contribution per serving.
Product details most often mention omega‑3 generally and specifically ALA in some listings; at least one listing references both omega‑3 and omega‑6.
Formats shown include share‑size bags (for example, 28 oz), individual grab‑and‑go pouches sold in multi‑packs, and tub or bulk‑style packaging referenced in some reviews.
Reviewers frequently praise the flavor and balanced mix of nuts, seeds and dried fruit, noting the blends are versatile as yogurt or oatmeal toppers and convenient for on‑the‑go snacking.