KOLLAGEN ELIXIER

• Hydrolyzed Collagen Peptides Structural protein · Type I & III 6,000 mg

  SOLUGEL® grass-fed bovine source. Hydrolyzed down to 2–3 kDa — the molecular weight associated with reliable intestinal absorption. Most bulk powders are 5–10 kDa.

  Types I and III are the two collagen types that make up the majority of skin, hair, nails, bone matrix, and connective tissue. At 6 g per serving, this is the clinical-research range — not the 2–3 g most drugstore brands use.

  📚 Proksch et al. 2014 (n=69 women, 35–55) · Choi et al. 2019
• Vitamin C Collagen formation · EFSA hero 150 mg · 187.5% NRV

  Sodium ascorbate form — the gentle, gut-friendly mineral salt of Vitamin C. Not the cheap ascorbic acid that irritates sensitive stomachs.

  Vitamin C contributes to normal collagen formation for the normal function of skin, bones, cartilage, gums, teeth and blood vessels. Without it, your body literally cannot synthesise new collagen — which is why Vitamin C sits at the centre of this formula, not as an afterthought.

  📚 EFSA authorised health claim
• KSM-66® Ashwagandha Stress resilience 100 mg

  Sourced from India. KSM-66® is the most-studied ashwagandha extract on the market — the gold standard. Standardised to 5% withanolides (5 mg per serving). Almost no other collagen brand in Europe carries it.

  Cortisol accelerates the breakdown of collagen fibres. KSM-66® is a traditional adaptogen used to support the body’s stress response. The reason it’s in a collagen formula: building collagen while stress tears it down is the work of two ingredients, not one.

  📚 Multiple peer-reviewed human studies (Chandrasekhar et al. 2012, et al.)
• Biotin Hair & skin 1,000 µg · 2,000% NRV

  Vitamin B7, also called Vitamin H. A water-soluble B-vitamin most modern diets are short on — especially women on lower-calorie or lower-egg diets.

  Biotin contributes to the maintenance of normal hair and the maintenance of normal skin. Dosed at 2,000% NRV not as a gimmick but to ensure functional saturation — below 50 µg there is no claim, and most foods deliver well under that.

  📚 EFSA authorised health claim
• Zinc Hair · nails · skin 5 mg · 50% NRV

  Zinc citrate form — one of the better-absorbed mineral salts. Easier on the stomach than zinc sulphate, more bioavailable than zinc oxide.

  Zinc contributes to the maintenance of normal hair, nails and skin, and to the protection of cells from oxidative stress. The mineral that turns up in every nutritional study of nail and hair quality — deficiency is more common than most women realise.

  📚 EFSA authorised health claim
• Vitamin D3 Bone & immune 25 µg · 500% NRV

  Cholecalciferol — the form your body uses. Not D2 (ergocalciferol), which converts inefficiently. Most adults in Northern Europe are below the recommended threshold for most of the year.

  Vitamin D3 contributes to the maintenance of normal bones and to the normal function of the immune system. Bone density matters from perimenopause onward — pair it with the collagen that holds the bone matrix together.

  📚 EFSA authorised health claim
• Hyaluronic Acid Hydration · Sodium hyaluronate 50 mg

  Sodium hyaluronate — the absorbable salt form, not the high-molecular-weight gel cosmetic creams use.

  A naturally-occurring molecule found in skin, joints and connective tissue. Holds many times its own weight in water. The reason most reviewers describe skin feeling plumper and softer to the touch in the first two weeks — before the slower collagen rebuild starts to show.

  📚 Descriptive (not subject to EFSA claim)
• MSM Sulphur for tissue · Methylsulfonylmethane 250 mg

  A naturally-occurring organic sulphur compound. Found in trace amounts in fruit, vegetables and grains — but rarely at meaningful doses.

  Sulphur is a structural building block of connective tissue, hair shafts and nail keratin. MSM provides bioavailable sulphur for the body to draw on while collagen synthesis happens in parallel.

  📚 Descriptive · long history of use in joint & tissue formulas
• L-Proline Collagen amino acid 150 mg

  A non-essential amino acid — meaning the body makes it, but supply doesn’t always meet demand under stress, low-protein diets, or after age 35.

  Proline is one of the three core amino-acid building blocks of collagen (alongside glycine and hydroxyproline). Adding free L-Proline alongside the hydrolyzed peptides ensures the raw material is there when your body is ready to use it.

  📚 Descriptive
• Glycine Collagen amino acid 300 mg

  The smallest amino acid — and one third of every collagen molecule. Roughly 33% of collagen by mass is glycine.

  Adding free glycine reinforces the body’s pool of the most abundant amino acid in your skin’s structural protein. Modern diets without bone broth, skin-on poultry, or organ meats are typically low on it.

  📚 Descriptive
• Coenzyme Q10 Cellular energy 50 mg

  Ubiquinone form. The molecule the mitochondria use to make energy — the body produces less from your 40s onwards, right when skin’s repair machinery needs more support.

  A naturally-occurring compound that acts as an antioxidant in cell membranes and supports mitochondrial energy production. The reason some reviewers describe an unexpected energy lift in the first month.

  📚 Extensive clinical literature
• L-Glutathione Master antioxidant 100 mg

  Reduced L-Glutathione — the bioactive form. A tripeptide your body produces less of every decade after 30.

  Often called the master antioxidant because it recycles other antioxidants (Vitamin C, Vitamin E) back to their active forms. Inside a collagen formula, it’s there because oxidative stress is what degrades collagen fastest.

  📚 Active research area
• Bamboo Extract Silicon for tissue · 75% silicon 66 mg

  Tabashir bamboo extract, standardised to 75% organic silicon. The richest plant source of silicon known.

  Silicon is a trace mineral involved in the formation of connective tissue, hair shafts and nail keratin. It works alongside the collagen peptides as part of the structural-protein system — rather than asking collagen to do everything on its own.

  📚 Descriptive

Every dose · every milligram · printed on the bottle. Allergens and full nutrition info on the label.