Life Extension Collagen Peptides (Imported)
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Estimated Delivery:Sep 21 - Sep 25
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Free Shipping & Returns: On all orders over ₹9999
What it's for
Skin support; Joint support; Connective tissue nutrition
Who it may fit
Adults with low collagen-rich foods in their diet or those with active lifestyles who want simple daily connective tissue nutrition.
Key actives per serving
- Type I hydrolyzed collagen peptides (from bovine): part of 11.1 g collagen peptide complex
- Type II hydrolyzed collagen peptides (from chicken): part of 11.1 g collagen peptide complex
- Type III hydrolyzed collagen peptides (from bovine): part of 11.1 g collagen peptide complex
Ingredients explained
Type I hydrolyzed collagen peptides (from bovine)
Provides amino acids like glycine and proline that are incorporated into structural collagen in skin and connective tissues after digestion and absorption.
Caution: Derived from animal sources; avoid if you follow a vegetarian or certain religious diets or have sensitivities to bovine proteins.
Type II hydrolyzed collagen peptides (from chicken)
Supplies cartilage-specific peptides that may help nourish cartilage matrix by providing building blocks for collagen and proteoglycans.
Caution: Sourced from chicken; avoid if you have poultry allergies or dietary restrictions related to animal products.
Type III hydrolyzed collagen peptides (from bovine)
Contributes amino acids that are used in flexible connective tissues alongside type I collagen, supporting structural integrity of tissues like skin and vessels.
Caution: Animal-derived ingredient; not suitable for vegetarian diets and may not fit certain cultural or religious dietary preferences.
How they work together
Types I and III focus on structural support in skin and connective tissues, while type II is associated with cartilage-focused building blocks. Together, these collagen types provide a broader spectrum of peptides that cover complementary connective tissue needs.