KOKAE® COLLAGEN PEPTIDES WITH HYALURONIC ACID, MAGNESIUM & VITAMIN C

KOKAE® COLLAGEN PEPTIDES WITH HYALURONIC ACID, MAGNESIUM & VITAMIN C

Name: KOKAE® COLLAGEN PEPTIDES WITH HYALURONIC ACID, MAGNESIUM & VITAMIN C
Brand: KOKAE®
Price: 59.9 CHF
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KOKAE® collagen peptides – enriched with hyaluronic acid, vitamin C and magnesium.

SFr. 59.90 CHF

About collagen peptides

KOKAE's collagen peptides combine a highly effective formula of hydrolyzed bovine collagen, hyaluronic acid for intensive skin hydration, vitamin C for optimal collagen absorption, and magnesium.

Thanks to state-of-the-art technology and extra-small peptides, our collagen powder offers maximum bioavailability and a particularly effective effect.

Our tasteless formula is proven to promote skin regeneration, improve skin elasticity, increase moisture, and stimulate natural collagen production in the deeper layers of the skin. The result: visibly smoother skin, more elasticity, and a youthful glow.

How do I take the collagen powder correctly?

Dissolve the powder in a beverage of your choice—for example, water, juice, smoothies, or your favorite coffee. Since collagen is tasteless and heat-stable, you can mix it into both cold and hot drinks.

Our tip: For best results, take collagen daily , preferably in the morning or at a set time of day. Regular use is crucial for replenishing the body's stores over the long term and achieving visible results.

Ingredients

Collagen peptides (from bovine), hyaluronic acid, vitamin C and magnesium

ELEVATE YOUR ROUTINE

KOKAE Collagen Peptides are tasteless, making them a perfect addition to your daily routine. Add two scoops to water, coffee, a smoothie, or any beverage of your choice. Stir thoroughly or use the KOKAE hand blender for optimal results.

Ingredients

Collagen peptides

Collagen is the most abundant protein in the human body, accounting for approximately 30% of total protein content. It forms the structural basis of skin, bones, cartilage, tendons, and connective tissue.

From the age of 25, the body’s own collagen production decreases continuously.

Collagen peptides contribute to the regeneration of cartilage tissue and can reduce joint pain and mobility restrictions – especially in physically active people and older people.

Hyaluronic acid

Hyaluronic acid is a naturally occurring substance in the body that has the ability to bind up to 1,000 times its own weight in water, helping to maintain skin hydration and elasticity. Hyaluronic acid can also support wound healing by promoting cell migration. Hyaluronic acid also possesses antioxidant properties and protects the skin from harmful environmental influences and free radicals. In the joints, hyaluronic acid acts as a lubricant, improving mobility and alleviating joint disease.

magnesium

Magnesium is an essential mineral that performs a variety of important functions in the body. It is involved in the conversion of food into energy and supports the enzymes necessary for energy metabolism.

Magnesium plays a crucial role in the transmission of nerve impulses and muscle contraction, thus helping to reduce muscle cramps and tension.

Vitamin C

Vitamin C is an essential vitamin and plays a crucial role in collagen synthesis. Adequate intake of vitamin C is necessary to support collagen production and keep skin firm and healthy. This vitamin is a powerful antioxidant that can neutralize free radicals and protect skin cells from oxidative stress.

FAQs

How long does it take until the first results are visible

Initial improvements, such as increased skin moisture and a slight increase in elasticity, are usually noticeable after 4–6 weeks of daily use. More significant effects, such as visible wrinkle reduction, are generally seen after 8–12 weeks.

Improvements in joint pain or mobility often occur after 12 weeks, as cartilage and connective tissue regeneration requires more time.

How much collagen should I take per day

We recommend one serving (20 g, i.e. 2 heaped teaspoons) daily as part of a balanced diet

Why combine collagen with hyaluronic acid and vitamin C?

Collagen, vitamin C and hyaluronic acid – three nutrients that complement each other perfectly and are even more effective together.

Collagen peptides form the basis: They support the skin from within, promote elasticity and firmness, and act as a “scaffold” for a youthful complexion.
Vitamin C is key to activating these processes. It is essential for the body's own collagen production and stabilizes the fibers so that the skin remains smooth and firm in the long term.
Hyaluronic acid provides intensive moisture. It binds water in the skin, plumps it from within, and gives it natural freshness.

Together, these three active ingredients have a synergistic effect : firmer skin, more moisture, improved elasticity – and at the same time support for connective tissue, bones and joints.

When is the best time to take collagen?

The time of day is less important than the daily routine – whether morning, noon or evening, the main thing is consistency.

In the morning on an empty stomach:
Many studies and empirical evidence support taking collagen on an empty stomach. This way, the peptides are particularly well absorbed and quickly available in the bloodstream.

Before or after exercise:
Collagen peptides can support the regeneration of joints, tendons, and muscles. Combined with vitamin C (e.g., in a smoothie) before training, it promotes the formation of new collagen fibers in connective tissue.

In the evening before going to bed:
Some people prefer to take it in the evening because the body focuses on repair and rebuilding processes during the night's regeneration.

What are collagen peptides?

Collagen peptides are created through the enzymatic hydrolysis of native collagen fibers. This process breaks down the large collagen molecule into smaller peptide chains that possess particularly high bioavailability. After ingestion, the peptides are absorbed in the intestine and transported via the bloodstream to skin and connective tissue cells. There, they can act as signaling agents, stimulating the body's own collagen synthesis and initiating regenerative processes.