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Pure Marine Collagen Capsules, 60 capsules
Marine collagen is a protein of marine origin, extracted from fish. Miel Impérial offers it in capsules, in a bottle of 60 capsules for a net weight of 18 g. The label states a product with no additives and no GMOs, in a halal capsule. This is a food supplement, to be taken as part of a varied diet.
Miel Impérial pure marine collagen: 60 capsules, 18 g net
• Marine collagen is a protein extracted from fish: it is neither bovine nor porcine in origin.
• Fish collagen is predominantly type I, the most widespread form in vertebrates.
• The Miel Impérial bottle holds 60 capsules, for a net weight of 18 g stated on the label.
• The label states a 100% natural product, no additives, no GMOs, and a halal capsule.
• This is a food supplement of marine animal origin: it suits neither vegetarians nor anyone allergic to fish.
60 capsules
net weight 18 g
Marine origin
protein from fish
Halal capsule
label statement
What is marine collagen?
Collagen is the most abundant structural protein in vertebrates: it forms the framework of connective tissue. So-called marine collagen is the one extracted from fish, most often from skin and scales, as opposed to bovine or porcine collagen.
Fish collagen is predominantly type I. Ground to a powder and filled into capsules, it appears as a fine powder, beige to ivory, with a discreet smell. Our bottle holds 60 of them, for a net weight of 18 g.
What the label says
The bottle's label carries five statements: 100% natural product, premium quality, halal capsule, no additives, no GMOs. It also states 60 capsules and a net weight of 18 g. We report those statements as they stand, without adding any interpretation.
For the detail of the composition, the amount of collagen per capsule, the full allergen list and the daily dose, the packaging and its leaflet are what count. Read them before the first intake, particularly if you are on a treatment or a specific diet.
How to take it
Follow the leaflet
The daily dose and the timing are stated on the packaging. Follow them and do not exceed them.
With a large glass of water
The capsules are swallowed whole, with a glass of water. There is no need to open them or dilute their contents.
At a regular time
Many people take their supplements at the same moment each day, simply so as not to forget them.
Within a varied diet
A food supplement comes on top of a varied and balanced diet, never in place of a meal.
A food supplement, not a medicine
Let us be plain: a food supplement is not a medicine, and we credit this product with no effect on health, on appearance or on any bodily function. European regulation authorises no health claim for collagen, so we make none. What we describe here is a product: its origin, its form, its packaging and the statements on its label. For any health question, your doctor or pharmacist remains the person to ask.
In the same range
On the same shelf and in the same format, our 60 shilajit capsules are the shop's other capsule reference.
And to see every reference offered in this form, the food capsules category brings them together.
Precautions for use
• Do not exceed the recommended daily dose stated on the packaging.
• Product of marine origin: it does not suit vegetarian or vegan diets, nor anyone allergic to fish or seafood.
• Not advised for pregnant or breastfeeding women and for children, except on the advice of a healthcare professional.
• If you are on medical treatment, ask your doctor or pharmacist before taking it.
• Keep out of reach of young children. Stop taking it if a reaction occurs and seek medical advice.
• A food supplement is no substitute for a varied and balanced diet or for a healthy lifestyle.
Storage
Keep the bottle tightly closed, at room temperature, in a dry place, away from light and heat. Do not leave it open and handle the capsules with clean, dry hands. Refer to the best-before date printed on the packaging and do not use the product beyond it. If the capsules have changed in appearance or smell, do not take them.
Marine collagen: your questions
What is marine collagen?
It is a protein extracted from fish, most often from skin and scales. It is predominantly type I, the most widespread form in vertebrates.
What is the difference with bovine or porcine collagen?
The origin. Marine collagen comes from fish, the other two from cattle or pigs. That is the criterion most people look at when choosing one form over another.
What does the bottle contain?
Sixty capsules, for a net weight of 18 g stated on the label. For the detailed composition and the daily dose, refer to the packaging.
Is it suitable for vegetarians and vegans?
No. Marine collagen is a protein of animal origin, extracted from fish.
How is it stored?
Bottle tightly closed, at room temperature, dry, away from light and heat, respecting the date printed on the packaging.
Pure marine collagen, 60 capsules
Marine collagen · 60 capsules · net weight 18 g · no additives, no GMOs · food supplement · a Miel Impérial selection.