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Assessing Collagen Potency

Published on November 25, 2025

Used for joint, skin, and connective tissue support, collagen supplements vary widely in source and purity. 

Differences in amino acid profile, heavy metal load, and peptide degradation may influence both efficacy and safety; especially in older adults and those with dietary restrictions. 

Collagen supplements, especially marine-derived, may contain unsafe levels of heavy metals such as arsenic or mercury, depending on sourcing and processing. (Kržišnik 2024)

At Fullscript, ensuring supplement quality and safety is a top priority. As part of our ongoing commitment to the Fullscript Quality Program, we tested several collagen products available in our catalog to verify potency and confirm label accuracy.

The report highlights:

  • Clinical applications of collagen supplements
  • Quality concerns with collagen products
  • Featured Fullscript-tested collagen products that meet Fullscript’s potency standards

Download the complete Collagen potency report to explore detailed findings and featured products


Disclaimer

The information in this article is intended for healthcare practitioners for educational purposes only, and is not a substitute for informed medical, legal, or financial advice. Practitioners should rely on their own professional training and judgement, and consult appropriate legal, financial, or clinical experts when necessary.
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