Hazards and Cautions

Food Supplements are intended to supplement the diet and should not be regarded as a substitute for a balanced and varied diet or a healthy lifestyle.

While every care has been taken to ensure this information is as accurate as possible, recipes and nutrition content may occasionally change. As a result, we recommend that you always read the label carefully before consuming any product. The Nutrient Reference Value (NRV) or Reference Intake (RI) as a percentage, helps to show the contribution that a product or portion size can make towards daily intakes. This information is provided as a guide and is not individual advice.

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Important info

Country of Origin: United Kingdom

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Ingredients

Collagen Peptides – Known to support the production of new proteins whilst helping to repair existing ones, Collagen Peptides are a form of collagen that’s been broken down by a process called hydrolysis – and when collagen is hydrolysed, it is more easily digested. Collagen Peptides are therefore a great way of increasing our daily intake in a form that’s most effectively absorbed by our bodies, providing a helping hand to boost natural collagen levels.

◦ Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) – An antioxidant co-enzyme naturally present in our skin, CoQ10 helps to keep skin cells energised. Since skin cells are constantly working, producing collagen and elastin – key compounds that help our skin to look and feel youthful – healthy functioning skin cells are important when it comes to maintaining the overall appearance of our skin. CoQ10 levels can decrease as we get older, so boosting our bodies’ intake can help to maintain a healthy glow.

◦ Vitamin C – Because it acts as a cofactor in the multi-step process of collagen synthesis (meaning the process by which our bodies naturally produce collagen), Vitamin C plays an important role in helping to both maintain and increase the level of collagen in our skin. Not just a one-trick-pony, Vitamin C also helps to form elastin – another protein in our skin that gives it elasticity and suppleness. All of which makes Vitamin C a super-important nutrient when it comes to optimising skin health.

◦ Vitamin A – Known for its ability to prevent the breakdown of collagen, Vitamin A can therefore help to improve skin elasticity by also encouraging skin cells to produce – and maintain – collagen and elastin fibres, But since Vitamin A can’t be made naturally by the body, it’s important to make sure we get enough through our diet. Our Gummies are a great way to boost the bodies’ intake of Vitamin A on the go.

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