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No, this is the cheaper decent-quality option available at practically any big box grocer in the states:
https://www.amazon.com/Season-Sardines-Water-Added-4-375-Oun...
The high Omega-3 content is advertised right on the box. Sardines are considered by many as a "super food". Sustainable, low on the food chain, great nutrient profile...
Re: in olive oil, I don't know about you but I'm not interested in drinking olive oil.
Packed in water is pleasant to drink, it's like drinking fish broth. Not to mention it's far less calories, oil is calorie dense. Nor do they generally use high-quality single source oils in canned fish, that oil is low-quality junk.
Most people I know who eat fish packed in oil are actually more interested in eating bread with a side of fish+dipping oil. That's nowhere near resembling my preferred diet, YMMV.