collagen
DrBioCare Collagen Peptides, 60 Tablets
About this product
From DrBioCare, this capsule supplement contains 60 tablets per container and has a grape flavor. Besides collagen, the formula adds probiotics, vitamin D and vitamin E.
Capsules are tasteless and travel-friendly; check how many make up one serving. Check the Supplement Facts on Amazon for exact amounts and allergens.
From the product listing
- More than 10 kinds of beauty ingredients, plus over 10 other powerful components beneficial for women's health.
- A dietary supplement that can support and improve skin from the inside out, such as keeping skin hydrated.
- Collagen Peptides: Supports enhances skin elasticity; increases collagen synthesis, improves skin elasticity.
- Grape Seed Extract: Supports diminish pigmentation and supports even out skin tone, Potent antioxidant, helps combat free radicals, supports reduce damage from external environment.
- Niacinamide: Regulates sebum secretion, maintain skin surface oil within normal range, support to dilute pigment.
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