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How to use Vitamin C Powder

We are excited about one of our new products the Vitamin C + Beauty Boost formula. It’s a powdered Vitamin C formula that we’ve created. As you know that Vitamin C when you put it into a liquid form or you add it to a skin serum or moisturizer, it can often oxidize. Oxidation can make…

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High Molecular Weight Hyaluronic Acid

Today we’re going to go over the molecule of Hyaluronic Acid also known as HA. One of the things about Hyaluronic Acid that people familiar with it know is that it can bind up to a thousand times its own weight in water. When our team attends trade shows, we’d always say “Hey, this molecule…

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Hyalogic® unveils new products

Hyalogic®, the leader in the science of hydration, unveiled 5 new products in the past month. The much anticipated Rose Water Toner, the unflavored Collagen Powder, an Optimize HA Capsule, an After Sun Spray and a Retinol Serum. Attendees of a recent trade show experienced samples of these products and the response was overwhelming positive.  Hyalogic®’s…

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Journal of Applied Nutrition Study

There are many Hyaluronic Acid products available now on the market. This review from the Journal of Applied Nutrition examines the different kinds of HA available and talks about their benefits. Not all Hyaluronic Acid is created equal. Keep in mind when reading this study that our patented Synthovial Seven® is high in molecular weight….

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Supporting Knee Joints With Oral Hyaluronic Acid

Chief Investigator: K. Dean Reeves, M.D., F.A.A.P.M & R. (Fellow of the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation). Human Subject Committee: Shawnee Mission Medical Center, Shawnee Mission Kansas (Greater Kansas City Area) Dr. Reeves-Chief Investigator for HA Study Purpose of study: This study is designed to compare the benefits of Synthovial Seven® with a…

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Clemson Study

Effect of Lubricant Composition on the Fatique Properties of Ultra High Molecular Weight Polyethylene (UHMWPE) for Knee Simulator Testing- Investigating Team: Department of Bioengineering, Clemson University Clemson University Abstract: Fatigue failure of ultra high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) has been cited as the prevalent surface failure mechanism. Hence, it becomes imperative to simulate in-vivo conditions…

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