Marine Collagen/Fish Collagen Peptide

As you may already know, collagen is prevalent through the entire body and can be found within skin, muscles, ligaments, and blood vessels. The need for collagen is vital as it is a well-known fact that we lose collagen with each passing year, so to make up for this, we must consume the correct food and maintain great nutrition to rebuild upon the lack of collagen in our bodies.

AQUACOL™ is a type I & type III collagen which  makes up to 50-60% of protein in the cartilage and considered as a more sustainable alternative, as the fishing industry often has a lot of unused raw materials, including the fish skins/ scales where marine collagen comes from. This offers a more economic and environment friendly option for various industries.

AQUACOL™ has protein content NLT 90%, making it the most efficient product available in the market for consumption and adding in any formulations.

AQUACOL™ is tested for its purity, extracted from superior quality raw material and is the only collagen to have proven, published scientific studies supporting enhanced bioavailability and efficacy that stands out from others in the market.

High Protein and Low Molecular Weight Fish Collagen Peptide

AQUAPRO™ series of fish / marine collagen is well known for its best absorption among all the different types and grades of collagen.

Having higher protein content NLT 95%, AQUAPRO™ is fast absorbable, low molecular weight collagen peptide which is prepared by proprietary process (enzyme hydrolysis) from fish scales / skin, allowing better absorption and yielding GREAT RESULTS!

It reaches the inner layers of skin at a faster rate and stimulates the production of collagen and hyaluronic acid, thus enhancing the skin elasticity.

Being instantly soluble, it is very versatile in application enabling a variety of formulation such as tablet, capsule, granule, drink, powder, flakes, jelly, syrup, bar, etc . Fish / Marine collagen is the most preferable source of collagen used, due to its similarity to the human collagen and its bioavailability.