Clinical Gelatin.
Chelated Minerals.
Zero Compromise.

Our pharmaceutical-grade bovine gelatin is sourced exclusively from grass-fed cattle raised without hormones or antibiotics. The gelatin extraction process occurs in facilities that maintain strict temperature and pH controls to preserve amino acid integrity.

Mineral Form Selection

Our mineral complex utilizes chelated forms specifically chosen for bioavailability. Calcium citrate provides superior absorption compared to calcium carbonate. Magnesium glycinate reduces gastrointestinal side effects while maintaining high absorption rates. Zinc picolinate demonstrates enhanced bioavailability over zinc oxide or sulfate forms.

• Calcium citrate: 500mg providing elemental calcium with enhanced absorption
• Magnesium glycinate: 200mg chelated form for optimal bioavailability
• Zinc picolinate: 15mg highly absorbable zinc form
• Vitamin D3: 1000 IU cholecalciferol for calcium absorption support

Third-Party Testing Protocols

Every production batch undergoes independent laboratory testing for heavy metals, microbial contaminants, and amino acid content verification. Test results are maintained on file and available upon request. Our testing protocols exceed FDA requirements for dietary supplements.

Independent laboratory testing verifies product composition, purity, and potency for every production batch. Our testing protocols include heavy metal screening, microbiological analysis, and active ingredient quantification.

Microbiological Testing Standards

Each batch undergoes comprehensive microbiological testing including total plate count, yeast and mold count, E. coli, Salmonella, and Staphylococcus aureus screening. All results must meet or exceed USP microbiological limits for dietary supplements.

Heavy Metal Analysis

Independent laboratories test each batch for lead, mercury, cadmium, and arsenic using ICP-MS methodology. All results consistently demonstrate levels well below FDA action limits and California Proposition 65 thresholds.

Clinical research demonstrates that gelatin supplementation provides amino acids necessary for connective tissue maintenance. The specific amino acid profile of gelatin, particularly its high glycine and proline content, supports collagen synthesis pathways.

Amino Acid Absorption Studies

Research published in peer-reviewed journals shows that gelatin-derived amino acids are readily absorbed in the small intestine and become available for protein synthesis within 1-2 hours of consumption. Peak plasma levels of glycine and proline occur approximately 1 hour after gelatin ingestion.

Connective Tissue Research

Studies investigating collagen synthesis demonstrate that adequate glycine availability is often a limiting factor in connective tissue maintenance. Gelatin supplementation provides glycine in quantities that exceed typical dietary intake, potentially supporting optimal collagen production rates.

Mineral Research Findings

Calcium and magnesium supplementation research supports the use of chelated mineral forms for enhanced absorption. Clinical studies demonstrate superior bioavailability of calcium citrate compared to calcium carbonate, particularly in individuals with reduced stomach acid production.