Collagen is the primary protein found in connective tissues and the inner skin layer of animals, constituting approximately 90% of the main protein component in bones. It is the most abundant fibrous protein in mammals. Typically derived from animal bones and skin, collagen is widely used in medical and cosmetic applications. Structurally, it is a macromolecule protein formed into a triple helix structure, consisting of three polypeptide chains with a molecular weight of around 100,000 Da.

Introducing NanoCollagen

NanoCollagen is produced through a fermentation process that reduces its molecular size, enhancing digestibility and absorption. With an average molecular weight of about 400 Da and a specific gravity exceeding 0.5, NanoCollagen offers improved characteristics compared to other collagen products. Its low molecular weight allows for better absorption in the body, making it a superior choice for those seeking effective collagen supplementation with minimal dust and excellent functionality.