Collagen Peptides Manufacturer
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- Collagen Peptides CAS No.: Not applicable (collagen peptides are a mixture of peptides derived from collagen, typically CAS 9007-34-5 for collagen protein).
- Chemical Name: Hydrolyzed Collagen Peptides
- Synonyms: Marine Collagen Peptides, Fish Collagen Peptides, Hydrolyzed Fish Collagen
- CB Number: CB8397357 (for collagen, as peptides are derived from it)
- Molecular Formula: Variable (depends on peptide chain composition, typically a mix of amino acids like glycine, proline, and hydroxyproline).
- Molecular Weight: Variable (typically 2,000–20,000 Da for collagen peptides).
- MDL Number: Not specifically assigned for collagen peptides; MFCD00130825 (for collagen).
Collagen Peptide Manufacturing Process
Step 1: Raw Material Sourcing
High-quality fish scales or skins are sourced from sustainable marine sources, ensuring compliance with food-grade standards.
Step 2: Cleaning and Pre-Treatment
Raw materials are thoroughly cleaned and treated to remove impurities, fats, and non-collagenous proteins.
Step 3: Collagen Extraction
Collagen is extracted using acid or enzymatic hydrolysis, breaking down proteins into soluble collagen molecules.
Step 4: Hydrolysis
Collagen is further hydrolyzed into smaller peptides using enzymes, enhancing bioavailability and solubility.
Step 5: Filtration and Purification
The collagen peptide solution is filtered and purified to remove residual impurities, ensuring high purity.
Step 6: Drying and Milling
The purified solution is spray-dried and milled into a fine collagen peptide powder for consistent texture.
Step 7: Quality Testing
Each batch is tested for purity, molecular weight, and safety, meeting USP and international standards.
Step 8: Packaging
The final collagen peptide powder is packaged in airtight containers, ready for bulk or wholesale distribution.
Why Choose Gensei as Your Collagen Peptides Supplier
Features and Benefits
- High Bioavailability: Low molecular weight (2,000–5,000 Da) ensures easy absorption.
- Purity: ≥95% protein content, free from additives or contaminants.
- Solubility: Highly soluble in water, ideal for beverages and formulations.
- Sustainability: Sourced from eco-friendly marine fish byproducts.
Applications
- Dietary Supplements: Enhances skin elasticity, hair, and nail health.
- Cosmetics: Used in creams and serums for anti-aging and hydration.
- Sports Nutrition: Supports joint health and muscle recovery in powders.
- Functional Foods: Added to beverages and snacks for nutritional benefits.
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FAQs
Collagen peptides are not a complete protein as they lack sufficient amounts of all essential amino acids, particularly tryptophan. They are rich in glycine, proline, and hydroxyproline.
Orgain collagen peptides are well-regarded for their quality, sourced from grass-fed bovine or marine sources. They are hydrolyzed for bioavailability and suitable for various diets. Check reviews for specific needs.
Yes, collagen peptides typically have a shelf life of 2–3 years if stored in a cool, dry place. Check the expiration date on the package and avoid using if it smells off or clumps.
Collagen peptides are unlikely to cause constipation. They are generally well-tolerated, but high doses or individual sensitivities may cause mild digestive issues. Stay hydrated and consult a doctor.
There’s no strong evidence linking collagen peptides to breast tenderness. However, hormonal changes or other supplement ingredients may contribute. Consult a healthcare provider if concerned.
Collagen peptides typically do not cause diarrhea or affect bowel movements. High doses may cause mild digestive upset in some people. Consult a doctor for personalized advice.
Collagen peptides are a type of protein but not a complete protein. They contain specific amino acids for skin, joint, and bone health, unlike general proteins like whey.
Yes, Orgain collagen peptides are hydrolyzed, meaning they are broken down into smaller peptides for better absorption and solubility in liquids.
Overdosing on collagen peptides is unlikely, as they are generally safe. Excessive intake (e.g., >20 g/day) may cause digestive discomfort. Follow recommended doses (5–10 g/day).
Collagen peptides may improve skin elasticity, joint health, and hair/nail strength. Benefits vary by individual, and studies show modest effects. Consult a doctor for suitability.
Hydrolyzed collagen peptides (powder or capsules) are best for bioavailability. Marine or bovine sources are effective; choose based on dietary preferences (e.g., fish for pescatarians).
Collagen peptides can be taken any time—morning, post-workout, or evening. Consistency matters more than timing. Mix with water, coffee, or smoothies for convenience.
Yes, collagen peptides can benefit dogs’ joint health and coat. Use vet-approved, pet-specific products and consult a veterinarian for proper dosage and safety.
Collagen peptides are generally safe while breastfeeding, as they are a food-derived protein. Consult a doctor to ensure compatibility with your health and baby’s needs.
