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Menopause SupportFrom $59.99
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Phyto-CeramidesFrom $44.00
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Collagen MixFrom $35.99
- Third-party tested, certificate of analysis published
- Full doses on the label
- No proprietary blends
- Made in a GMP-certified facility
- Non-GMO
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The research behind every ingredient
Hydrolysed marine peptides � 4,500mg per serving
The scaffolding everything else sits on.
Dermal collagen declines about 1% a year after 30. Marine peptides are hydrolysed to a low molecular weight - the form most of the research on oral collagen has used - and taken as a powder because a real dose will not fit in a capsule.
Why it's in: Supplies the structural protein skin is built from. 4,500mg daily.
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Ascorbic acid � The synthesis cofactor � 80mg
Not a bonus ingredient. The tool that does the building.
Collagen synthesis runs on two enzymes, and both need vitamin C to work. Without it the chain never stabilises. So it is not here to round out the label - it is the cofactor the main ingredient depends on, which is why it is in the tin rather than sold separately.
Why it's in: Makes the collagen dose usable. 80mg alongside it.
Read the full ingredient libraryWheat-derived phytoceramides � 350mg
Topical ceramides go on. These go under.
Ceramides are roughly half the lipid content of the skin barrier, and skin builds its own supply from underneath. That production falls with age, and falls further as estrogen declines through menopause. Oral phytoceramides contribute the same lipid class from the inside - underneath the moisturiser, not instead of it.
Why it's in: Feeds the barrier from beneath. 350mg daily.
Read the full ingredient libraryThe foundation everything else rests on.
Collagen Mix
From $35.99
Foundation first
It sits under the routine you already have, not in place of it.
Doses published in full
Every ingredient at its actual amount. No proprietary blends.
Tested batch by batch
A certificate of analysis for every production run, published.
Sized for twelve weeks
Skin studies run 8 to 12 weeks. The supply is built to match.
What the press is saying
Every dose is printed on the front of the pack, at the amount the research used. Nothing hides behind a proprietary blend.
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Written for the woman at peak load rather than the woman worried about her age, which is still rare in a category built on decline.
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It says week one will look like nothing, and points to week twelve for the data. Plain speaking, in an aisle that rarely offers any.
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What is your day asking for today?
One layer under the routine you already have. Published doses, third-party tested, and made to be taken at the point in the day where it fits.
- Third-party tested
- Every dose on the label
- Clinically studied ingredients
- No proprietary blends
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What a label chooses not to say
Dose, testing and disclosure, next to how the category usually handles them.
| FNDRY | Typical supplement brands | Bargain supplements | |
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| Full dose on the label | Yes | Proprietary blend | No |
| Third-party batch testing | Every batch | Some batches | No |
| Certificates of analysis | Published | On request | No |
| Doses at the studied amount | Yes | Often below | Below |
| GMP-certified facility | Yes | Yes | Varies |
In their own words.
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It goes under everything else
I've had the same shelf of serums for six years and wasn't looking to replace any of it. This sits underneath all of it. One scoop in the morning coffee, nothing else rearranged.
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The dose is printed on the tin
I read labels. Most of what I picked up before hid behind a blend weight. Every gram is listed on the back here, and the certificate was there to read before I ordered.
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Week one was honest about week one
Nothing happened in the first fortnight, which is exactly what the timeline said would happen. Knowing that in advance is the reason I was still taking it in week twelve.
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A scoop, not a fistful of capsules
Four capsules twice a day was never going to survive my mornings. Powder takes ten seconds and the full dose actually fits in it.
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My moisturiser hadn't stopped working
I spent two years buying heavier creams, convinced the last one had failed. Reading about the barrier from underneath reframed the whole thing. The cream stayed, this went under it.
The thinking underneath the formulas
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Why a real collagen dose won't fit in a capsule
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A serving of the collagen is 4,500 mg of peptide. A capsule holds a fraction of that. The powder isn't a packaging preference — it's the only shape the dose fits in.
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Ceramides go on. These go under.
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Your skin builds its own ceramides, and it builds fewer of them with age. A cream replaces what sits on the surface. A capsule works on the supply. They are not the same job.
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What twelve weeks actually looks like
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Nothing is visible in week one, and anyone promising otherwise is selling something. What's happening in the weeks before anything shows — and what to judge it on instead of the mirror.
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Why vitamin C decides whether your collagen works
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Collagen you swallow doesn't arrive as collagen. Your body has to build it again — and the step that finishes the job doesn't run without vitamin C.
Doses on the label
Every active listed at the amount it's in. No proprietary blends.
Tested batch by batch
Independent lab results, available for every production run.
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