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Undenatured type 2 collagen

  • Synonym: UC-II
  • Certifications:ISO,Kosher,Halal,HACCP
  • Inventory:In stock
  • OEM ODM available
  • Custom capsule available

    Feature

    Undenatured type 2 collagen is extracted from cartilage. Its structure consists of 3 α chains and presents a triple helix structure. This product is not only safe and convenient, but also has good biological functions such as biocompatibility and biodegradability.
    Our company optimizes the extraction process, improves the extraction efficiency and purity to meet the large-scale market demand.
    Undenatured type 2 collagen is helpful for bone and joint diseases. It can protect articular cartilage and improve joint function.

    Specification-COA

    ItermsStandardResult
    Organizational formUniform powder, soft, no cakingPASS
    ColorWhite or light yellow powderPASS
    Taste and smellWith this product unique taste and smell, no smellPASS
    ImpurityNo visible exogenous impurityPASS
    Protein (%, conversion factor 5.79)≥6567.50%
    Undenatured type 2 collagen≥2022.2
    Mucopolysaccharide (%)≥26%35%
    Oxyproliine(%) ≥3.0PASS
    Stacking Density(g/mL)/0.3
    Loss on drying(%)≤7.04.07
    Ash(%)≤6.00.64
    pH value (6.67% aqueous solution)5.5-7.56.14
    Low Peptide(%, dry basis)≥60..065%
    Heavy MetalsPb≤0.30PASS
    As≤0.50PASS
    Hg≤0.50PASS
    Cr≤2.00PASS
    Cd≤0.10PASS
    Total Bacterias(CFU/g)≤5000150
    Coliforms(MPN/g) <25<3
    Mold &Yeast(CFU/g)≤25<10
    Harmful Bacteria(Salmonella, Shigella, Vibrio
    parahaemolyticus, Staphylococcus aureus)
    NegativeNegative

    What does type II collagen do?

    1. UC-II has significant therapeutic effects in the treatment of bone and joint diseases. Undenatured type 2 collagen reduces joint inflammation and pain by activating regulatory T cells to secrete anti-inflammatory cytokines.
    2. Maintains the integrity of cartilage tissue and stimulates chondrocyte growth and redifferentiation.
    3. Endows joints with compression and wear resistance. UC-II is arranged in a mesh in the articular cartilage, accommodating protein molecules in the middle to form a viscoelastic structure.

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