Heivy Liquid Collagen Drink, 10 Bottles
About this product
Heivy Liquid Collagen Drink, 10 Bottles is a marine liquid collagen. It lists 10,201 mg of collagen per serving. It also includes biotin and vitamin C.
Marine collagen is mostly Type I and suits people who avoid beef or pork — but not anyone with a fish allergy. Liquid collagen is convenient and ready to take, though it often costs more per gram than powder. Check the Supplement Facts on Amazon for exact amounts and allergens.
From the product listing
- PREMIUM MARINE COLLAGEN BLEND: 10,201mg proprietary blend with fish collagen, CoQ10, jasmine extract and Bioperine (Piperine) for daily wellness support
- KEY NUTRIENTS IN EACH BOTTLE: 90mg Vitamin C (100% DV), 150mcg Biotin (500% DV), formulated in ready-to-consume liquid shot for easy intake
- CONVENIENT ON-THE-GO LIQUID FORMAT: Pre-mixed collagen drink, consume one bottle daily, no powder mixing required
- QUALITY MANUFACTURE: Made in Taiwan. Produced in a GMP compliant facility
- WELLNESS SUPPORT FORMULA: Liquid collagen supplement to support your daily nutrition routine. No complicated preparation
Details above come from the manufacturer’s Amazon listing and our own notes; always read the label. Not medical advice. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.
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