An Important Note on Dosage Relative to the Research
This product provides 1200mg of Type I marine collagen peptides per 2-capsule serving, alongside hyaluronic acid (100mg), vitamin C (80mg), and biotin (150μg). As covered in more detail in our complete marine collagen guide, it’s important to be direct about dosage: most human research showing genuine, measurable improvements in skin hydration and elasticity used doses of 5,000mg or more daily, generally over 8-12 weeks of consistent use. This product’s 1200mg serving is meaningfully below that researched range, worth knowing before expecting the same results reported in clinical trials — “remarkable benefits” and “suitable for everyone” set an expectation the underlying dose may not fully support for skin-specific outcomes.
Collagen production genuinely does decline gradually with age, and this decline is understood to accelerate around menopause, so the underlying premise here is accurate — it’s specifically the dose-to-outcome expectation worth moderating. Hyaluronic acid is included for its own studied role in skin hydration, and vitamin C genuinely supports the body’s own collagen synthesis process, making its inclusion a sensible pairing. Biotin has an established, EU-authorised role in normal hair and skin maintenance.
This product is not suitable for anyone with a fish allergy — worth stating clearly given it isn’t mentioned in this product’s own description, despite being a marine (fish-derived) collagen product.
Manufactured in BRC Grade AA certified facilities with testing for heavy metals and unwanted compounds. Take two capsules daily with water, consistently for at least 8-12 weeks before assessing results — and consider whether a higher-dose product might better match the research this ingredient is based on if results aren’t apparent at this dose. Speak to your GP before starting if you have a fish allergy, an existing health condition, or take regular medication.
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