Biocyte Collagen Boost Vegan 280 g gives you plumper, more radiant skin.
Collagen Boost Vegan is a natural dietary supplement formulated to taste like mango. Highly dosed, this Collagen powder reduces the signs of aging thanks to the action of hyaluronic acid, leaving skin plumper. Vitamin C promotes collagen synthesis to ensure normal skin function.
Biocyte Collagen Boost Vegan is formulated with :
A 3-month course of treatment is recommended for optimum results.
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Pour 150 ml of water onto 1 measuring spoon (i.e. 10 g) and stir until completely dissolved. Use a shaker for better dissolution. Use once a day.
Use: 28 days
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Biocyte Collagen Boost Vegan is formulated with :
Nutritional values per recommended daily dose of 10 g :
Pea proteins of EU origin.
Ingredients : Pea proteins; Natural flavors; Maltodextrin; Glycine, L-proline, L-alanine; Concentrated acerola fruit juice powder Malphighia glabra L. (including vitamin C); Anticaking agent: magnesium carbonate; Sodium hyaluronate (including hyaluronic acid); White tea leaf extract Camellia sinensis (L.) Kuntze; Thickener: xanthan gum; Sweetener: steviol glycosides from Stevia.
A dietary supplement based on plants, proteins, amino acids and hyaluronic acid, with sweetener.
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Collagen Boost Vegan Biocyte comes in a 280 g jar.
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