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AEterna Gold Collagen Restructuring Complex

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This special formulation delivers the key support nutrients, Vitamin C, Zinc and Copper, for healthy skin. Also contains Collagen - a source of key amino acids - MSM and other ingredients. Best used in addition to Collagen Crème Serum.

May not be suitable for people with a fish allergy.

Suggested intake:

Take 3 capsules before bed with a glass of water.

Three capsules typically provide:

1200mg marine Collagen (non-shark), 150mg MSM, 90mg Vitamin C, 75mg Aloe vera 200:1, 210mg Centella asiatica 4:1 extract, 30mg Chlorophyll, 30mg Horsetail, 3mg Zinc, 0.75mg Iron, 0.375mg Copper.

Does not contain:

Salt, wheat, gluten, yeast, lactose, dairy products, artificial preservatives, colours or flavourings.

Non-GM Wheat-free Gluten-free Yeast-free Dairy-free Sugar-free

This product was added to our catalogue on Monday 24 September, 2007.

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