Collagen preparations remain among the most popular skin, hair, and nail products. A key advantage of these products is their safety, but only some are safe enough to be used by pregnant and breastfeeding women.
We can proudly emphasize that this group includes Class A Collagen in tablets. The marine collagen used in this product is so safe that it can be used by pregnant women and new mothers. The same applies to the other ingredients in this product. This was confirmed by a toxicological and pharmacological analysis supervised by Zbigniew Wawer, a bioanalyst, toxicokineticist, and laboratory diagnostician.
Zbigniew Wawer: Collagen makes up 70% of the protein cells in skin, hair, bones, nails, and joints. Supplied in tablet form, it slows down the aging of skin and hair, helping to eliminate stretch marks and combat cellulite, among other things. Class A Collagen In addition to collagen, it also contains hyaluronic acid, important for the skin due to its moisturizing and elasticizing properties. It also contains biotin, which prevents hair loss and brittleness, and zinc and selenium, which have a beneficial effect on hair and nails.
I can say that Class A Collagen is a good source of easily absorbed collagen and hyaluronic acid. Perhaps most importantly, the ingredients are safe for pregnant and breastfeeding women.
So now also young mothers and pregnant women can support their beauty with Class A Collagen even during this special time when unfavorable changes in the skin often occur.
But collagen is actually intended for all women, because each of us wants to feel beautiful. Hence the frequent question: which collagen should I choose?
Tomasz Bargieł, Master of Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Forms Technologist: When choosing a collagen supplement, you need to consider several factors: its origin, form, absorbability, and whether it contains any additives. When considering collagen sources, we can distinguish collagen from marine fish, beef, or pork. The latter two, although generally cheaper, have rather poor reviews and are indeed of lower quality. The situation is different with marine fish collagen. It is more easily absorbed than the others, because fish collagen is structurally very similar to human collagen. Better absorption means shorter application times and smaller doses, so there are only advantages for the user.
Another point worth considering is the form of collagen. A good solution here is to choose collagen in the hydrolyzed form—small pieces that the body can quickly absorb, figuratively speaking.
And one more important thing: it's worth choosing products that contain, in addition to collagen, also vitamin C. It supports the proper production of collagen in our body.
Class A Collagen also meets these criteria. It's important to remember that the above-mentioned study isn't the first study on this product. Research conducted at the Collegium Medicum of the Nicolaus Copernicus University confirmed the effectiveness Class A Collagen. The results of the 3-month study turned out to be excellent – as many as 75% of the people tested showed an increase in skin moisture and hydration – said the research supervisor. Dr. Violetta Tomaszewicz.
