Collagen is the most abundant protein (around 30% of the total protein) in the human body. It makes up a large proportion of the skin and is an important structural building block for skin, hair, nails, bones, ligaments, and tendons. Collagen contributes to the body’s ability to move, bend, and stretch. As we age, we produce less collagen, and it becomes harder for our bodies to replace it. By the time we reach our twenties, we begin to lose about 1% of the body’s natural collagen each year, and by the time we reach our fifties, we may have lost up to a third. This slowdown can lead to visible changes such as reduced skin elasticity and wrinkles, as well as slower recovery from injuries.

Studies have shown that targeted nutrition plays a role in supporting collagen production, and taking a collagen supplement can contribute to this. Collagen is an important structural protein that provides elasticity to the skin and strength to hair and nails. It helps the body maintain flexibility in tissues such as skin, ligaments, and tendons. As we age, natural collagen production declines, which can lead to visible changes such as reduced skin elasticity and slower recovery from injuries. Nutrients such as vitamin C contribute to normal collagen formation, supporting the normal function of skin, bones, cartilage, gums, teeth, and blood vessels.

Collagen Boozt X is a daily supplement, carefully formulated to support your collagen needs. Our studies find that it takes approximately 10 days to start restoring lost collagen in the body and support natural collagen production. It’s perfectly okay to carry on taking the supplement daily once the 10 days are up, but due to the high concentration of the two key ingredients, you need to be careful not to consume other products with collagen and hyaluronic acid at the same time.

You can start taking the product from age 21. Remember, this is not intended to replace a balanced and varied diet, treat, cure or prevent any disease or medical condition. Always consult your doctor or other healthcare professional before starting a new health routine.

Collagen Boozt X features a thoughtfully crafted blend of primarily natural ingredients, chosen with a dual focus on taste and quality. By incorporating the synthetic ingredients; ascorbic acid, biotin, zinc, copper and potassium sorbate, we are able to create a stable, safe, and highly bioavailable product within a small serving size.

Collagen supplements are made with collagen peptides typically derived from animal protein from sources such as fish, cows, chickens, and pigs, making them unsuitable for vegans. There has been progress in developing collagen alternatives using yeast and bacteria, but these are not yet widely established. Vegan‑friendly options often focus on nutrients like vitamin C, zinc, and plant‑based proteins, which are used to support the body’s own processes related to collagen. These approaches differ from animal‑based collagen supplements, which provide collagen peptides directly.

Collagen Boozt X is naturally flavored with black cherry. We wanted a flavor profile that is tolerable and appealing to many while masking the taste of the marine collagen peptides. Please consult your doctor or health care provider if you have any allergies to stone fruit.

Taking collagen supplements during pregnancy or while breastfeeding is generally considered safe, but it's essential to consult with your healthcare provider beforehand. Collagen is a natural protein found in the body, and supplementing it can offer benefits such as improved skin elasticity, reduced joint pain, and faster recovery from pregnancy-related tissue damage​. However, there are no specific long-term studies on collagen supplementation during pregnancy or breastfeeding. There’s also a potential presence of heavy metals like mercury in marine collagen supplements. The hydrolyzed marine collagen used in Collagen Boozt X is sourced from traceable and sustainable wild-caught Arctic cod, pollock and haddock from the Norway region where the fisheries adhere to strict EU regulations to ensure the utmost purity of the fish oil, maintaining levels far below the established safety limits.

Collagen supplements are available in a range of different formulations, including powders, capsules, and liquids. The collagen is primarily sourced from animal materials such as cows, chickens, and fish. Bovine collagen refers to protein present in the cartilage (connective tissue) of cows, buffalo, and bison. Porcine collagen is obtained from the bones and skin of pigs. Marine collagen is a type I collagen where peptides are sourced from the bones, skin, and scales of fresh and saltwater fish, often cod. More recently, scientists have also developed collagen alternatives using genetically modified yeast and bacteria.

Collagen exists in several types, but the three most common in the human body are type I, II, and III. Type I collagen is the most abundant protein in our bodies (making up about 90% of total collagen) and provides structure to skin, tendons, ligaments, and bones. Type II collagen is most abundant in cartilage and joints. Type III collagen contributes to the structure of connective tissues such as blood vessels, intestinal walls, skin, muscles, and organs.

The term bioavailability refers to how much of the collagen you have digested can be absorbed into the bloodstream. Marine collagen from the skin and scales of fish undergoes hydrolysis, an enzymatic process that breaks the collagen down into smaller collagen peptides, making it easier for the body to absorb.

Collagen supplements are primarily made with collagen peptides (also known as hydrolyzed collagen). Unlike the collagen naturally produced in the body, collagen peptides are derived from amino acids in animal protein. The collagen undergoes hydrolysis, an enzymatic process that breaks it down into smaller peptides, making them easier for the body to process.

Collagen and hyaluronic acid are both naturally occurring substances in the body that play structural roles in connective tissues. Because of their complementary properties, they are often combined in supplements. Collagen is a key component of connective tissues such as skin, tendons, ligaments, and bones, where it provides structural integrity. Collagen peptides are derived from animal protein, while hyaluronic acid is a polysaccharide found in connective tissues and joint fluid, known for its ability to bind water. Taken together in a supplement, they provide a combined source of two important components that are widely studied and commonly used in both nutrition and skincare fields.

Prebiotics are a high-fiber food source that feeds the good, probiotic bacteria in our gut’s microflora. It stimulates the gut health properties of collagen and improves the skin barrier function. Postbiotics are the end-products produced when the probiotic bacteria consume prebiotic fibers. Postbiotics provide dual gut-skin benefits by promoting digestive health, skin hydration and moisture retention. Synbiotics is the term given to a supplement which contains both probiotics and prebiotics such as Collagen Boozt X.

Collagen supplements are often formulated with additional compounds such as hyaluronic acid, vitamins, and other nutrients. When comparing different collagen supplements, it is common to find added vitamins or related nutritional elements. There are several reasons for this, depending on the product design and intended use. In some cases, formulations include nutrients that are studied for their roles in collagen metabolism or connective tissue physiology. Vitamin C, for example, is known to play a role in normal collagen formation as part of its contribution to normal physiological functions.