Colladeen^® Original, High Strength Anthocyanidins

Collagen is the structural protein that gives our skin its elasticity and blood vessels their strength. However, from the age of 25, the body's natural collagen production starts to diminish. Over time, this can lead to visible signs of skin ageing, such as fine lines and wrinkles.

*Colladeen® Original contains vitamin C, which supports normal collagen formation and the normal functioning of blood vessels, cartilage, and skin.

Colladeen® Original delivers super-strength antioxidants that support collagen production naturally*, making it one of our most high-performance skin supplements yet.

At 320mg per daily dose, Colladeen® Original provides impressive amounts of the natural plant compounds anthocyanidins, which are concentrated by up to 500 times the levels found in the original raw material.

Anthocyanidins give plant foods their deep purple hues and are found abundantly in dark-skinned fruit, like berries.

Clinical research suggests anthocyanidins may help protect collagen in the body and may even be useful for individuals who are looking to support leg health.

Expert Nutrition Advice - Sufferers of fluid retention caused by a medical condition should not use Colladeen® Original without first consulting their GP.

We've chosen to formulate Colladeen® Original as small, taste-free tablets instead of capsules because tablets can accommodate highly concentrated amounts of fine-grade anthocyanidins and vitamin C.

We always take great care to source our raw materials. Our anthocyanidins are naturally derived from bilberry and grape seed extracts.

We manufacture and package all of our advanced skin supplements in UK factories, working to Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) to ensure our strict quality standards are always met.

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What does collagen contribute to*?

Collagen formation contributes to the normal function of skin and blood vessels.