Vegan Pro Collagen and Vecollal®: Plant -based solutions for healthy skin and natural collagen production

Vegan Pro Collagen and Vecollal® represent groundbreaking innovations in plant -based collagen support. These products are designed for vegans and vegetarians who want the benefits of collagen without the use of animal ingredients. They offer powerful solutions that promote healthy skin, improve the skin's elasticity and reduce visible signs of aging. With clinically documented results and sustainable production methods, Vegan Pro Collagen and Vecollal® provide an ethical and effective alternative to traditional collagen supplements.

Benefits and effects

Reduces visible signs of aging
Vegan Pro Collagen is clinically documented to reduce wrinkles by 14 %, while Vecollal® has shown a reduction of 32.9 % after eight weeks. Both improve the skin's texture and elasticity.

Supports natural collagen production
Vecollal® mimics the amino acid profile of type I collagen in human skin and increases collagen production in fibroblasts by up to 134.97 %. Vegan Pro Collagen delivers amino acids in the same conditions as type in collagen, which stimulates the body's natural collagen production.

Promotes skin elasticity and texture
The combination of vitamin C, Gotu Kola and Ginsengrot helps to nourish the skin, improve the elasticity and give a youthful glow. Vecollal® has shown an improvement in the skin's texture of 13.1 % and an increase in elasticity by 6 % over eight weeks.

Hydration and collagent density
Vecollal® increases the skin's hydration by 6 % and collagent density by 7.7 %, which helps maintain the skin's youthful appearance.

Suitable for plant -based diets
Both products are 100 % vegan, free of GMO and are produced with sustainable methods.

Technical specifications

Vegan Pro Collagen

• Vecollal® Blend: 5000 mg with amino acids, Gotu Kola, vitamin C and ginsengrot.
• Vitamin C: 200 mg per serving for collagen synthesis.
• Protein: 3 g per serving.
• Dosage: Mix one scoop (6.3 g) daily with 240 ml of water or drink of your choice.

Vecollal®

• Biomimetic technology: Mimics the amino acid profile of type I collagen.
• Results: Clinically documented to reduce wrinkles, improve elasticity and increase collaget density.

Reservations and disclaimer

These products are intended for adults and should be used in consultation with a doctor. Do not exceed the recommended dose. Supplements should not replace a varied diet. Keep out of reach of children. Uno Vita AS does not claim that the products we market can cure disease. The information is based on publicly available research and freedom of speech.

Conclusion

Vegan Pro Collagen and Vecollal® provide innovative, plant -based solutions for healthy skin and natural collagen production. With clinically documented results, sustainable production methods and carefully selected ingredients, these products are ideal for those who want to improve skin health in an ethical and effective way.

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