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Multi Collagen Superblend

by Elavate Collagen · collagen · PowderModerate transparencytransparency measures disclosure, not dose strength
4 of 11
doses are lower than the amounts used in the studies
Which 4? See the ingredient list ↓
12 of 14
active ingredients have their individual dose disclosed on the label
£1.63
per serving — about £49 a month at one serving a day
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Elavate Collagen markets this product with claims like “87% saw firmer & more youthful skin”. The full report shows whether the ingredients behind that claim are among the 4 dosed below the amounts used in the studies.

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What Elavate Collagen says

The marketing, in their words

“87% saw firmer & more youthful skin”“82% noticed improved joint comfort”“restore and rebuild your joint strength and skin elasticity”“reverse the clock on aging and reclaim your strength, energy and youthfulness”“joint-healing, wrinkle-reversing”“reverses your Signs of Ageing”

Quoted verbatim from the brand. The full report checks what the label actually delivers against these claims.

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