Introducing Fortifeye Rejuvenate, a groundbreaking evidence-based nutritional supplement heralding a new era in skincare. Harnessing the power of Marine collagen tripeptides and a meticulously selected array of clinically proven ingredients, this innovative formula addresses the visible signs of aging in skin, hair, and nails. Beyond surface-level concerns, Fortifeye Rejuvenate acknowledges the discomfort associated with aging joints, aiming to enhance overall quality of life.
Contrary to the belief that age-related conditions are inevitable, recent studies illuminate the potential of targeted nutritional interventions. Fortifeye Vitamins’ team of doctors has been at the forefront of anti-aging and wellness research, specifically focusing on skin and joint health. Drawing from two years of comprehensive research, they present Fortifeye Rejuvenate—a delectable powdered supplement crafted to nurture healthy skin, hair, nails, and joints.
This cutting-edge supplement not only safeguards against collagen and elastin degradation but also promotes optimal hydration and elasticity, minimizing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Fortifeye’s innovative blend supports superior joint lubrication, alleviating joint discomfort. Pioneering the industry, Fortifeye combines Marine collagen tripeptides, hyaluronic acid, rice ceramides, and Dermaval—a fusion of potent ingredients such as pomegranate, asparagus, okra, coffeeberry, quercetin, acerola, Camu Camu, acai, and mangosteen—alongside a comprehensive multivitamin mixture.
Fortifeye Rejuvenate will be available on the Fortifeye website by the end of November or December. Additionally, Fortifeye Fit Pro, another revolutionary sports nutrition supplement, is set to debut, targeting the Sarcopenia group. This dynamic formula supports muscle synthesis, strength, and endurance, while also promoting the health of ligaments, tendons, and skin. Both supplements are expected to be available before 2024.
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I just started the Chocolate flavor. It tastes great in coffee but it also tastes like there is sugar or some sort of sweetener in it. This is not listed on the label. Can you tell me how much if any, is in the product? I’m on a no sugar/no flour food plan.