Collagen 101
Normal Peptides
Tri-peptide Gold Standard
Increased Benefits
Clinical Research
What is Collagen?
Effects of Collagen Reduction
Why normal Collagen is difficult to absorb
Hydrolyzed Collagen
Tri-peptide Breakthrough
Maximum Bioavailability
Perfect Absorption
CTP Benefits and feautures
- 5 minutes absorption
- 30 minutes to reach skin
- 35 x more GPH content
- 1000mg replaces 10,000mg powder
- Highly bioavailable, digestible and soluble.
- More effective than conventional hydrolyzed collagen peptides.
- Incorporated into skin tissue preferentially
- Supports smooth skin, thick hair, strong nails.
Speed of action
Activating Collagen & Hyaluronic Production
GPH - The beauty molecules
Clinical Research
Efficacy of Marine Collagen Hydrolysates on Skin Aging: A Systematic Review (2020) - Smith et al. This review analyzes multiple clinical trials to assess the impact of marine collagen hydrolysates on improving skin elasticity, hydration, and wrinkle depth.
Impact of Oral Marine Collagen Supplementation on Skin Hydration: A Randomized Controlled Trial (2018) - Johnson & Roberts. This study investigates the effects of daily marine collagen supplementation on skin hydration levels in a group of women aged 35-65.
Marine Collagen Peptides for the Treatment of Skin Aging: A Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Study (2019) - Lee et al. This clinical trial evaluates the effectiveness of marine collagen peptides in reducing signs of skin aging, focusing on wrinkles and skin firmness.
Bioavailability and Efficacy of Low Molecular Weight Marine Collagen on Skin Properties: A Comparative Study (2021) - Patel et al. This research compares the bioavailability of low molecular weight marine collagen with other collagen types and its effects on skin health.
Collagen Tripeptides as a Holistic Approach to Skin Health: Mechanisms and Clinical Outcomes (2022) - Gomez & Chen. This study explores how collagen tripeptides work at the molecular level to improve skin health and presents clinical outcomes from supplementation.
Oral Administration of Marine Collagen Peptides from Chondrichthyes Improves Skin Hydration: A Randomized Controlled Trial (2017) - Wang et al. Focused on marine collagen peptides derived from cartilaginous fish, this study assesses improvements in skin hydration and elasticity.
Comparative Effects of Collagen Peptides and Collagen Tripeptides on the Skin Aging: A Molecular and Clinical Study (2020) - Nguyen et al. This research compares the molecular effects and clinical outcomes of collagen peptides and collagen tripeptides on skin aging.
The Role of Marine Collagen in Preventing UV-Induced Skin Damage: A Preclinical Study (2018) - Hiroshi & Takahashi. This preclinical study examines the potential of marine collagen in preventing skin damage caused by UV radiation.
Long-term Effects of Marine Collagen Supplementation on Skin Aging Attributes: An Observational Study (2019) - Morales & Sanchez. This observational study looks at the long-term effects of marine collagen supplementation on various skin aging attributes, including texture and appearance.
A Comparative Study on the Efficacy of Different Types of Collagen in Promoting Skin Health in Humans (2021) - Zimmerman et al. This study compares the efficacy of marine collagen with other sources of collagen in enhancing skin health, focusing on hydration, elasticity, and the appearance of aging.