My Supplement Boost · Strength & Body
Beauty + Collagen Strips
The honest version: the real doses, the evidence graded for what it’s worth, and who should skip this one.
Beauty + Collagen Strips (Mango) · dissolves on the tongue · 30 strips
A mango skin-support strip — honest about the collagen.
Vitamin E and a touch of collagen peptide in a fast-dissolving mango strip.* A convenient daily habit — sold with the plain truth that a strip can’t hold a real collagen dose.
Everything on the label
What's actually in it.
Each mango strip carries 6 mg of vitamin E (40% of the daily value) and 100 mg of collagen peptide, dissolving on your tongue in seconds — no water, no pills. Two honest things: the collagen is a small amount, and collagen is animal-derived.
100 mg
That’s the collagen — a token amount. Research on collagen for skin uses roughly 2,500–5,000 mg a day; an oral strip physically can’t hold that. So this is a vitamin-E skin strip with a nod of collagen, not a collagen dose.
Vitamin E is the real, useful part: a genuine antioxidant at 40% of the daily value, and pleasant to take. Buy it for the convenient mango habit, not a collagen treatment.
** Daily Value not established.
Other Ingredients: Pullulan, Cellulose, Mango Flavor, Malic Acid, Pectin, Monk Fruit Extract, Lecithin, Steviol Glycosides.
The evidence
What holds up — and what’s a nod.
The vitamin E is real; the collagen is symbolic at this dose. Here’s the honest split.
Vitamin E, and an easy habit
Vitamin E is a real antioxidant that supports skin, and 6 mg (40% DV) is a sensible amount. The dissolve-on-the-tongue format is genuinely convenient.
Collagen for skin
Oral collagen has real, if modest, evidence for skin — at gram-level doses. At 100 mg here, it’s far below that.
Collagen in a strip
A strip can’t carry a meaningful collagen dose. We won’t pretend 100 mg does what 3 grams might.
A strip can’t hold a real collagen dose — so we sell this as a vitamin-E mango habit with a nod of collagen, not a collagen treatment. That’s the standard.
Our standard
How to use it
One strip. On the tongue.
One strip on the tongue
Let it dissolve — no water needed.
Once a day
A quick daily habit, any time.
Keep it simple
It’s a light skin-support strip, not a meal.
This is a pleasant, convenient mango skin strip — honestly, more vitamin E than collagen. The vitamin E is a real antioxidant dose; the 100 mg of collagen is symbolic next to the grams used in studies. And the collagen is animal-derived, so it isn’t vegan. Buy it for the daily habit, not a collagen result.
Before you buy
Who should check first.
This contains collagen, which is animal-derived — so it isn’t vegan or vegetarian. Otherwise it’s a gentle strip.
Also worth knowing:
- It’s not vegan — collagen peptide is animal-derived.
- The collagen dose is small — 100 mg, well below studied amounts for skin.
- Pregnant or nursing — gentle, but check if unsure.
The strip base is pullulan and it’s sweetened with monk fruit and stevia, but the collagen peptide is animal-derived — so this isn’t vegan or vegetarian.
Straight answers
Beauty + Collagen questions, answered.
What’s in it?
6 mg of vitamin E (40% DV) and 100 mg of collagen peptide, in a mango strip that dissolves on your tongue.*
Does the collagen do much at 100 mg?
Honestly, it’s a token amount — skin studies use 2,500–5,000 mg. Treat this as a vitamin-E skin strip with a nod of collagen, not a collagen dose.
Is it vegan?
No — collagen peptide is animal-derived. The rest of the strip is plant-based, but the collagen makes it non-vegan.
What does the vitamin E do?
It’s a real antioxidant that supports skin, here at 40% of the daily value — the genuinely useful part of the strip.
How do I take it?
One strip on the tongue, once a day. It dissolves in seconds — no water needed.
How is it sweetened?
With monk fruit and stevia — no sugar.
Our standard
Why we stock it.
A convenient mango skin strip — vitamin E with a nod of collagen — sold with the collagen dose told straight.
“Collagen” sells a lot of beauty products. We’d rather tell you a strip holds 100 mg where skin studies use grams, that the vitamin E is the real part, and that the collagen is animal-derived — than sell a collagen treatment in a strip. That’s the whole business.
* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.