Marine vs bovine collagen — what is the difference?

The source: marine collagen comes from fish, bovine from cattle. Marine peptides typically have a lower molecular weight and suit those who prefer seafood-derived products.

When should I take it?

Any time of day, ideally at a consistent time. Follow the label instructions.

No — marine collagen is fish-derived and not suitable for vegetarian or vegan diets.

Sea-sourced

Marine Collagen — Hydrolysed Collagen from the Sea

Name: Marine Collagen
Brand: Norvidus

Norvidus Marine Collagen contains hydrolysed collagen peptides of marine origin. The hydrolysed structure means the collagen is broken into small peptides. A natural companion to your skin, hair and joint routine, from within.

What does it support?

Marine origin

Fish-derived collagen peptides — a sea-based alternative to bovine or porcine sources.

Hydrolysed

Broken into small peptides; dissolves easily.

Routine-friendly

Designed as an inside-out complement to your daily care routine.

Food supplements are not a substitute for a varied diet. Consult your doctor during pregnancy, breastfeeding, illness or regular medication use.

Frequently asked

Marine vs bovine collagen — what is the difference?
The source: marine collagen comes from fish, bovine from cattle. Marine peptides typically have a lower molecular weight and suit those who prefer seafood-derived products.
When should I take it?
Any time of day, ideally at a consistent time. Follow the label instructions.
Is it vegetarian?
No — marine collagen is fish-derived and not suitable for vegetarian or vegan diets.