
Since launching The Solution™ in 2017, we have received requests for a marine-based alternative to bovine collagen. We are now proud to offer The Solution™ Marine Beauty Collagen, a premium formula made with bioactive collagen peptides derived from fish.
It delivers the same scientifically documented beauty-from-within benefits, we are just adding an alternative source so people can choose according to their preferences.
Both products are based on VERISOL® Bioactive Collagen Peptides, a unique peptide profile developed to support smoother, firmer-looking skin.
Both bovine, and fish VERISOL® share the same mode of action and the same scientifically proven beauty benefits.
The key difference lies in the natural amino acid composition of fish collagen. Marine collagen contains less hydroxyproline, an important structural amino acid found in higher amounts in mammalian collagen. Documentation states:
“The amino acid profile of fish-derived collagens is naturally reduced in the amino acid Hydroxyproline (<11 g/100 g), a major component of mammalian collagen, and therefore of human collagen.”
This difference does not reduce the efficacy of the product — but it does influence the required daily dose.
To achieve the same skin-beauty positioning as the bovine version, fish-derived VERISOL® requires a slightly higher daily amount.
"Fish-derived VERISOL® products require a daily dose of 5 grams, compared with 2.5 grams for the bovine product, due to slightly reduced bioactivity in vitro and the naturally lower content of hydroxyproline in fish compared with mammalian sources."
This is why each sachet of The Solution™ Marine Beauty Collagen contains 5 grams, ensuring the peptide profile reaches the levels shown to support improved skin elasticity and reduced wrinkle volume in scientific studies.
The marine version is supported by a randomized, placebo-controlled, double-blind study showing:
With The Solution™ Marine Beauty Collagen, you can now choose the source that suits you best — bovine or marine — while enjoying the same science-led, documented benefits. Both options fit seamlessly into your daily routine and support smoother, firmer-looking skin over time.
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Both products are based on VERISOL® Bioactive Collagen Peptides, a unique peptide profile developed to support smoother, firmer-looking skin.
Both bovine, and fish VERISOL® share the same mode of action and the same scientifically proven beauty benefits.
The key difference lies in the natural amino acid composition of fish collagen. Marine collagen contains less hydroxyproline, an important structural amino acid found in higher amounts in mammalian collagen. Documentation states:
“The amino acid profile of fish-derived collagens is naturally reduced in the amino acid Hydroxyproline (<11 g/100 g), a major component of mammalian collagen, and therefore of human collagen.”
This difference does not reduce the efficacy of the product — but it does influence the required daily dose.
To achieve the same skin-beauty positioning as the bovine version, fish-derived VERISOL® requires a slightly higher daily amount.
"Fish-derived VERISOL® products require a daily dose of 5 grams, compared with 2.5 grams for the bovine product, due to slightly reduced bioactivity in vitro and the naturally lower content of hydroxyproline in fish compared with mammalian sources."
This is why each sachet of The Solution™ Marine Beauty Collagen contains 5 grams, ensuring the peptide profile reaches the levels shown to support improved skin elasticity and reduced wrinkle volume in scientific studies.
The marine version is supported by a randomized, placebo-controlled, double-blind study showing:
With The Solution™ Marine Beauty Collagen, you can now choose the source that suits you best — bovine or marine — while enjoying the same science-led, documented benefits. Both options fit seamlessly into your daily routine and support smoother, firmer-looking skin over time.
Explore related articles:
→ Collagen Supplements: A Dermatologist Answers Your Questions
→ Everything you need to know about collagen