Marine collagen with its two classic cofactors, done at the sensible size: Fits pairs 800 mg of fish-derived collagen per two-capsule serving with 160 mg of vitamin C (200% NRV) — which contributes to normal collagen formation for the normal function of skin — and 32 mg of vitamin B3 (200% NRV), which contributes to the maintenance of normal skin. The 120-capsule pack runs the routine for two full months.

Why marine, why these two vitamins

Marine collagen — hydrolysed from fish — is the beauty tradition’s preferred collagen type, prized for its fine peptides. But collagen without vitamin C is a construction site without the foreman: C is the authorised, non-negotiable cofactor in the body’s own collagen formation, and niacin (B3) brings its own authorised role in maintaining normal skin. This formula simply packages the trio the routine was always going to assemble anyway — at doses stated to the milligram.

The label, plainly

Marine collagen (fish), vitamin C as ascorbic acid, vitamin B3 as niacin, with cellulose bulking, a gelatine capsule shell and magnesium stearate — all declared. Allergens: contains fish; may also contain nuts, milk, shellfish and soya — stated prominently because allergen candour beats discovery. Not vegetarian (fish collagen and gelatine shell, twice over); the plant-based collagen-building route is SunWarrior’s peptides range.

How to take it

Two capsules a day — one with breakfast, one with dinner, per the label. Do not exceed the dose. Pregnancy, breastfeeding and medication all warrant the professional conversation first. Food supplements complement a varied diet; collagen’s own dietary tradition — broths, slow cooking, fish eaten properly — remains excellent company.

Capsules vs powders, honestly

Powders deliver bigger gram-counts per serving; capsules deliver compliance — no mixing, no taste, no counter space, travel-proof. For customers whose powder tubs historically fossilise half-finished, 120 capsules of steady 800 mg servings will quietly outperform the abandoned scoop. Know your own habits and choose accordingly — we stock both philosophies.

Frequently asked questions

When will skin and nails show anything? Structural tissues keep their own calendar — run the two-month pack fully and judge at its end, not its start.

Fishy taste or smell? Capsules seal it away — the marine part stays theoretical.

Smaller pack to trial first? The same formula comes as a 60-capsule month pack.

Reading collagen labels with a straight face

The collagen market rewards a cold eye more than most: peptide sources go unstated, cofactors get omitted then upsold separately, and “beauty blend” arithmetic hides doses that would embarrass the front label. This formula’s virtue is auditability — collagen source named (fish), dose stated (800 mg per serving), both vitamins quantified at 200% NRV, allergens declared beyond legal minimums, and the excipients printed rather than implied. Whether marine collagen earns a permanent slot in your routine is a question only your own two-month trial answers; whether this label deals with you honestly is already settled on the box.

Pairing with hyaluronic acid? The classic beauty-shelf stack — our HA capsules cover the moisture-binding flank; keep each at label dose.

Marine vs bovine collagen? Fish peptides run finer and suit the beauty use-case; bovine dominates the broth-and-sports lane — our shelves carry both traditions for exactly that reason.

Why is niacin included? Its authorised role in maintaining normal skin makes it the formula’s second honest worker, not padding.

Do the two months need to be consecutive? Yes — structural routines compound; a pack spread across a year is a different (and lesser) experiment entirely.

Delivery in Malta & Gozo

€6 delivery, free over €40 across Malta and Gozo, or collection from St Paul’s Bay.