Who might find this product useful, and who should seek advice before taking it?

Cartilagen Collagen is considered as an addition to the diet primarily by people who move a lot: those who do fitness, running or dancing, or who spend long hours on their feet. It is also often chosen during periods of intense training or when recovery after exertion feels slower than before — which is typical with age.

The liquid format (10 bottles of 50 ml) is convenient for taking as a course and suits those who prefer not to swallow capsules or mix powders.

However, there are situations in which it is worth consulting a doctor or pharmacist before you start taking it:

• Allergy to fish or seafood — marine collagen is obtained from fish raw materials, so the product is not suitable if you are allergic to fish, and if you are allergic to seafood, taking it needs to be agreed with a doctor.
• Pregnancy and breastfeeding — the label lists them among the warnings alongside individual intolerance to the ingredients, so the product is not taken during these periods without a doctor's approval.
• Regular use of medicines — some components of the complex (for example, vitamin D3, zinc and copper) may interact with medicines, so it is important to make sure they are compatible.

The product is not taken if you are intolerant to any of its ingredients, and if an allergic reaction occurs, stop taking it and see a doctor. The product is a food supplement and is not intended to diagnose, treat or prevent diseases. It does not replace a balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.