Types 1 & 3 collagen
Type 2 collagen
Collagen of types 1, 2, and 3
Types 1 & 3 collagen from white fish
Types 1, 5, & 10 collagen from eggs
A fruit naturally rich in vitamins B & C
A selective list of vitamins to elevate the formula
Plant fibers combined with probiotic strains
Source of CoQ10, fermented turmeric, lutein and boron
Ashwagandha, amla berry, spirulina and more
Fatty acids
10,000 mcg
500 mg
+ Niacin, vitamin B6 & pantothenic acid
2 different sources: Aquamin® and citrate malate
Found in connective tissues in our mouth
Stored in bone tissue
100 mg
A trace element
Abundant amino acid found in collagen*
Amino acid involved in proteins biosynthesis
Amino acid involved in collagen stabilization
Source of vitamins A, B12, copper, folate, choline, iron & hyaluronic acid
Source of vitamins B2, B6, B12, folate, iron, zinc & selenium
Source of selenium, vitamins A & B, phosphorus, zinc, iron and copper
Bioavailable source of peptides & nutrients enzymes
Good source of pantothenic acid, potassium and zinc
Gourmet coffee from Hawaii
18 strains with 50 billion CFUs*
Rich in fibers
Rooted in Ayurveda
Source of polyphenols & vitamin C
Source of iron, vitamins C & E, minerals, and folic acid
60 mg
33.5 mg
Naturally produced by the body
1500 mcg
Vitamins B1, B2, B5, B6, and B7
180 mg
Antioxidant properties*
Amla berry, guava, holy basil, lemon & more
21 different fruits & vegetables all-in-one
A fat-soluble vitamin
water-soluble vitamin known as cobalamin
An important mineral
A fatty acid found in meat
Known as vitamin B7 or H
Collagen type 2
Collagen types 1, 2, and 3
Adaptogenic ayurvedic herb
A trace mineral with antioxidant properties*
One of the eight B vitamins also known as riboflavin
A water-soluble vitamin for several functions*
A nutrient also known as cobalamin
A fruit-bearing deciduous shrub
A flowering plant from the ginger family
A plant from the group of flavonoids
A fruit-bearing tree in the coffee family
A grapelike fruit harvested from açaí palms
Source of vitamin A, B12, copper, folate, choline, iron & hyaluronic acid
An essential trace element
5 types of collagen from 5 different sources
225 mg
Natural hormone made in the brain
Amino acid used in serotonin biosynthesis*
A natural plant used for centuries
Superfood
For a wide range of functions*
Collagen of type II
Source of vitamin A, folic acid, iron and zinc
A water-soluble vitamin
A naturally-occurring molecule
Source of vitamin A, folic acid, iron & zinc
Collagen types 1, 2 and 3
From organic acerola cherries
The raw version of cacao
4 mg
Collagen of type 1 & 3
From beta-carotene
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