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Inja Veg Collagen Powder Black Current

(150 gm Powder in jar)
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Inja Veg Collagen Powder Black Current
Product Details
Inja Veg Collagen Powder Black Current
Inja Veg Collagen Powder is a vegetarian collagen peptide having an amino acid profile like animal-derived collagen. This product has revolutionised the vegetarian collagen market by being nothing like the collagen booster or builder that has 0 Collagen as an ingredient. Inja Veg Collagen has Collagen itself as an ingredient and shows results. INJA Veg Collagen comes in a 150-gram jar of unflavoured collagen. It comes with a 5-gram scoop inside. Collagen is the most abundant structural protein in the human body. 30% of our bodys and 70% of our skins protein is collagen. It is the glue holding all together: skin, bones, muscles, blood vessels, tendons, cartilage, teeth. Why do we need INJA Veg Collagen? Our body naturally produces collagen, but as we grow older, our body continuously slows down the production of collagen, which is why we start ageing faster, internally and externally. Collagen reduces our bodies due to stress, tobacco, high sugar diet and overexposure to UV rays, causing fine lines, wrinkles, hair fall and more.

Key Ingredients:
Vegetarian collagen peptide

Key Benefits:
  • The powder may help to improve and nourish the skin and keep it healthy, The formulation helps to improve hair health and reduces hair fall, This powder helps to strengthen nails and boost nail growth, It helps to improve muscle health and muscle strength

Net Quantity:
150 gram

Diet Type:
vegetarian

Product Weight Net Qty:
150 gram

Container Type:
jar

Dosage:
5 grams per scoop

Directions For Use:
  • Put a scoop (approx. 5 grams) or the recommended quantity of INJA Beauty Collagen powder in an empty glass
  • Pour about 100 ml water, stir well and consume

Safety Information:
  • Keep out of reach of children
  • Store in a cool and dry place
  • Read the label before use
  • Self-medication is not advisable
  • Do not exceed the recommended dosage

Content on this page was last updated on 27 August, 2026, by Dr. Rajeev Sharma (MBA, MBBS)