FabLabChicken Collagen Type II Supplement - Nutritional Supplement for Joint, Nerve & Bone Support - Non-GMO, Anti-Aging Dietary Product with Hydrolyzed Peptides- 100 Capsules

Take this every day

So far so good,

Pills are little too big for my liking. Took a while to go down my digestive tract. I would say good advice would be to make them a little smaller.

This product is easy to take no aftertaste great value for the money.

This is a nice supplement to support skin, hair, nail, and joint. I have been taking them, and haven't seen much difference on my skin and such, but I could say that is the point, for skin to look the same instead of aging. As for joint, I haven't noticed a big difference either, but it is a nice quality supplement, and I am looking forward to see some good result.

Great product, can really tell a difference

This product definitely made my nails healthier. Easy to measured amount and actually taste good. I didn't notice any difference in hair.

I ordered this Marine Collagen 1000mg supplement by FabLab to counteract the damaging effects of chlorine, as I’m a regular lap swimmer.I like that the capsules are small, easy to swallow and you only need to take two per day. Some collagen supplement require 4 pills per day. I didn’t notice a fishy smell, which is a plus, to me.Although I’ve mostly used bovine collagen, to good effect, my understanding is that marine collagen contains Type I and Type II.“Type I collagen, specifically, is found all over the body (except for cartilage) and is most highly concentrated in bone, ligaments, tendons, skin, hair, nails, and the gut lining. Type II is mainly found in cartilage. Grass-fed bovine collagen, on the other hand, is high in Type I and Type III. Type III collagen is found in skin, muscle, and blood vessels. The combination of Type I and Type III make grass-fed bovine collagen superior for overall health” according to one source.That could be why you’ll often see collagen supplements that combine the three main collagen sources, namely: marine, bovine and poultry. So that you receive different types of collagen that your body can benefit from. Typically, bovine collagen is the majority of the product and marine collagen content is quite small, relative to the total.If you are a pescatarian and would like to supplement with collagen, then this is what you should get. It’s 50 servings of 1000mg, which is an effective dose. Below that amount might not really do all that much for you. It’ll take a while before you start to notice changes, but stick with it and be patient. You’ll be glad you did. It may take a month, or longer.I take this in the morning and later on in the day I’ll take a powder bovine collagen supplement added to my workout drink mix. I find that this combination works best for me.There’s no way to verify that the source is from sustainably caught fish, if that matters to you. Also, I can’t tell if this is third party lab tested to be free of contaminants like mercury and other heavy metals. There is no indication of that.As another reviewer mentioned, the company website provides scant information and just a Hollywood, CA address, but no way to know where the raw ingredients are sourced and processed. I highly doubt they process fish parts in Hollywood, but hey, I could be wrong.The expiration date shown is 11/10/2026.I wish I knew more about this product, especially the type of fish and more about the company. It is made in the USA, non-GMO, with no fillers, preservatives or gluten, which is all good to know.I think this is a good value for what you get. You get 50 doses for about what other collagen supplements charge for a 30 day supply, but the prices and market vary quite a bit. I haven’t made an apple-to-apple comparison regarding marine collagen, so you’ll have to do some checking.