Known Nutrition Marine Liquid Collagen vs Known Nutrition Clear Skin

Pros

• ✓5000mg hydrolysed marine collagen at a clinically relevant dose, with liposomal delivery claimed to enhance absorption
• ✓Strong positive feedback on skin plumpness, fine line reduction, and hydration — multiple reviewers report results within 4 weeks
• ✓Hair thinning and dullness improvements noted, particularly by perimenopausal users
• ✓Synergistic formula: Vitamin C (cofactor for collagen synthesis), pine bark extract (antioxidant), bilberry, Vitamin E, and A

Cons

• ✗Redesigned sachet format widely criticised: leaking, difficult to fully empty, and inconvenient — drove two 1-star reviews from previously loyal customers
• ✗Price has increased while some reviewers feel pack size has decreased, reducing perceived value
• ✗One reviewer found the taste artificial; subjective but relevant given the liquid format
• ✗Short-term users (under 1 week) report no results yet, which is expected but may disappoint those seeking rapid outcomes

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Pros

• ✓Most reviewers report clearer, less oily skin with regular use
• ✓Strong certifications: ISO independently tested, GMP, BRC — rare combination for gummy supplements
• ✓Zinc Citrate and Selenium Yeast are well-absorbed, evidence-backed forms for skin health
• ✓Contains probiotic (Bacillus coagulans) and prebiotic (inulin) for gut-skin axis support

Cons

• ✗Evening Primrose Oil at 60mg is far below the 500–3000mg range used in clinical studies — likely token dosing
• ✗Inulin at 50mg is negligible as a prebiotic (effective doses start at 5g); Bacillus coagulans at 250M CFU is low-end
• ✗At least one user reported a strong sulfurous/rotten-egg taste, possibly from selenium yeast
• ✗Not suitable for vegans (contains milk via lactic acid); glucose syrup and sucrose are the first two ingredients

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