Jan Marini's C estamins has a better molecular weight and absorption than the NeoCell. I have not done my own lab studies on this, but we have done a lot of testing on various brands especially when Toki hit the american market a while back. Just because it's more expensive does not make it better, but you can actually get it on amazon for $42.00 and spare your liver from unnecessary damage. Cheaper, better products will be on the market soon......
See previous post... NeoCell seemed to be promising miracles for $18 (at Costco). But Amazon had some great reviews, so what the hell, said I. Within a few weeks my skin had a new glow--confirmed by entirely unsolicited comments--my eyelashes grew (this was a complete surprise), and my joints stopped creaking as I staggered off the sofa to head for the kitchen. As I'm not getting any younger, and nothing else is new, I can only assume it's this stuff. If it's a placebo, it's a damn good one.
While you apparently disagree, I have had great success with collagen tablets, specifically NeoCell's Super Collagen + C Type 1 & 3, which I started taking in January 2011 because -- I can't remember why. (This is the sort of thing that happens as you pass the dark side of 60. Can't remember how I stumbled upon you either). However.
@stephaniecavanaugh Stephanie it's not a placebo. You have found one of the exceptions to the rule. Neocell is Type II collagen. It is actually absorbed by the body. Most collagen concoctions out on the market are type I collagen products. The molecule in those products is too large for the body to absorb. Type II collagen has been well researched and effectively used. Jan Marini has a wonderful supplement with type II collagen and vitamin c which you will see even greater benefits from.
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rinn149 3 months ago
@rinn149 Thank you! Will do!
MyBeauty212 3 months ago
Jan Marini's C estamins has a better molecular weight and absorption than the NeoCell. I have not done my own lab studies on this, but we have done a lot of testing on various brands especially when Toki hit the american market a while back. Just because it's more expensive does not make it better, but you can actually get it on amazon for $42.00 and spare your liver from unnecessary damage. Cheaper, better products will be on the market soon......
MyBeauty212 3 months ago
See previous post... NeoCell seemed to be promising miracles for $18 (at Costco). But Amazon had some great reviews, so what the hell, said I. Within a few weeks my skin had a new glow--confirmed by entirely unsolicited comments--my eyelashes grew (this was a complete surprise), and my joints stopped creaking as I staggered off the sofa to head for the kitchen. As I'm not getting any younger, and nothing else is new, I can only assume it's this stuff. If it's a placebo, it's a damn good one.
stephaniecavanaugh 3 months ago
While you apparently disagree, I have had great success with collagen tablets, specifically NeoCell's Super Collagen + C Type 1 & 3, which I started taking in January 2011 because -- I can't remember why. (This is the sort of thing that happens as you pass the dark side of 60. Can't remember how I stumbled upon you either). However.
stephaniecavanaugh 3 months ago
@stephaniecavanaugh Stephanie it's not a placebo. You have found one of the exceptions to the rule. Neocell is Type II collagen. It is actually absorbed by the body. Most collagen concoctions out on the market are type I collagen products. The molecule in those products is too large for the body to absorb. Type II collagen has been well researched and effectively used. Jan Marini has a wonderful supplement with type II collagen and vitamin c which you will see even greater benefits from.
MyBeauty212 3 months ago
@MyBeauty212 $80 a month vs...$9. (the costco jar lasts two months). Is it really worth the difference?
stephaniecavanaugh 3 months ago