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Sparkle Wellness Skin Boost Verisol Bioactive Collagen Peptides
About this product
Sparkle Wellness Skin Boost Verisol Bioactive Collagen Peptides is a liquid collagen. It lists 2,500 mg of collagen per serving. It also includes vitamin C.
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
- CLINICALLY STUDIED VERISOL COLLAGEN — 2,500 mg VERISOL peptides and 66 mg vitamin C per serving to support firmer, smoother, more radiant skin
- SUPERCHARGES SKIN HEALTH — Clinically shown to boost the skin’s collagen levels by up to 60% and routine use can yield a more even skin surface and a visible reduction in fine lines around the eyes
- BEAUTY FROM WITHIN — VERISOL bioactive collagen peptides are shown to decrease the appearance of fine lines & wrinkles, improve skin elasticity, reduce cellulite and support stronger and healthier hair & nails
- PROMOTES HAIR & NAIL STRENGTH — Shown in clinical studies to increase hair thickness and growth significantly, as well as improve nail growth and reduce symptoms of brittle nails
- MIXES EASILY WITH NO FLAVOR — This powdered collagen supplement mixes seamlessly into a variety of foods and beverages, including coffee, smoothies and yogurt, without changing their taste
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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