A Daily Gelagen Gummy Routine for Skin, Hair & Nails
Gelagen is a gummy supplement made for skin, hair and nails. The serving is two gummies, a bottle holds sixty, and the Supplement Facts panel prints an amount beside each of thirteen nutrients.
Covered by a 60-day money-back guarantee · US shipping is free on 3 and 6 bottle orders
Marks reproduced from the packaging and product pages supplied by the seller.
Six reasons, all of them checkable
Each one is either printed on the bottle or written into the seller's terms.
Every amount is printed
Thirteen nutrients, thirteen figures, no proprietary blend standing between you and the label. You can add this to whatever else you take and know the total.
Chewing beats remembering
Two gummies before a meal is a habit that survives a busy morning. A powder that needs mixing usually does not last the month.
The sugar is on the page
Three grams a serving, all added, for ten calories. Setting a gummy requires it, and hiding it would only postpone the discovery.
Pectin, not gelatine
The base is set with fruit pectin, which is why the seller's marks include vegetarian and dairy free.
An honest name check
There is no collagen in the panel. What is there is vitamin C, which the body's own collagen synthesis depends on.
A window to change your mind
Sixty days of money-back cover from the seller, identical across all three package sizes.
Berry-red gummies and a panel you can read
On the jar sits a cream label with a gold wordmark, a Korean technology roundel above it, and the line Advanced Gummies for Skin Health underneath. Below that come three phrases, youthful glow, deep hydration and smooth appearance, each followed by an asterisk that points to the statement every supplement label carries.
Flip it over and the useful part shows up: a Supplement Facts panel listing thirteen nutrients, an amount for each and a percentage for most. The full panel is reproduced further down, since it is the one part of any supplement you can verify rather than take on trust.
- Sixty gummies per bottle, 30 servings of 2
- Thirteen nutrients, each with amount and daily value
- Fruit pectin sets the gummy; the base has no gelatine
- Per serving: 3 g sugar, 10 calories
- US-made, using globally sourced ingredients
Four lines is all the routine takes
This section covers how to take the product. What a nutrient does after it is swallowed is a question for the nutrient, not for this page.
A serving of two
Every figure on the panel is worked out for the pair, which means one gummy delivers half of each printed amount.
About thirty minutes ahead of eating
According to the label, take them around half an hour before the morning or afternoon meal, with a full glass of water.
Chew them up
As gummies, they are meant to be chewed. Beyond that there is nothing to mix, measure or time.
Give it time
Skin surface renews over roughly a month, and nails need several months to grow out. A verdict after a fortnight comes too soon.
Three customers, in their own words
Twenty weeks and I am on my fifth bottle. The change for me was gradual enough that I only clocked it when a colleague asked what I had changed, which I think is how this is supposed to work.
One practical note for anyone else on the six pack: I keep mine out of the kitchen window light because they softened a bit in August. Cupboard is fine.
Ana L.Tampa, Florida · Week 20Six weeks and I cannot tell you anything has changed on my face. My nails are a little better and that is all I would swear to.
What I will say is that customer service answered my email about the guarantee in one day and did not try to talk me out of anything, which is more than I expected. I am going to finish the second bottle before I decide.
Karen B.Louisville, Kentucky · Week 6I take a multivitamin already and the thing I appreciated most is that I could actually add up what I was taking, because everything has a number beside it. I ended up dropping the multi rather than doubling up on vitamin A, and I would not have known to do that with a label that just lists a blend.
Skin is better. Not five stars because the sugar in the base is real and I wish there were a version without it.
Priyanka N.Edison, New Jersey · Week 11Published messages from Gelagen customers, carried over word for word with the week each person was at when they wrote. Three accounts describe three people. No star average is claimed on this site and no rating markup is emitted.
Three sizes, one formula
The gummy, the panel and the guarantee are identical across all three. Only the rate, the shipping and the guides change.
2 bottles
60-day supply $79per bottle$158 in total
- Standard shipping
- No digital guides
- 60-day money-back cover
- One-time payment
6 bottles
180-day supply $49per bottle$294 in total
- Free US shipping
- Six digital guides
- 60-day money-back cover
- One-time payment
3 bottles
90-day supply $69per bottle$207 in total
- Free US shipping
- Six digital guides
- 60-day money-back cover
- One-time payment
Two bottles work out at $79 each and ship at the standard rate. Three brings the rate to $69 and adds free US shipping and the guides. Six is the floor at $49. Every package is a one-time purchase; the price at the seller's checkout is the one that counts.
The six guides sent with 3 and 6 bottles
Every line of the panel
You can debate a supplement in broad terms or read its specifics. Here are the specifics: each figure from the bottle's Supplement Facts panel, copied without rounding, additions or omissions.
Two points stand out. Biotin is 5000 mcg, the big number on the panel and the reason products like this are usually grouped with hair and nail care. Also, collagen is absent; the panel offers vitamin C instead, the nutrient the body's own collagen synthesis requires.
The Food and Drug Administration does not evaluate dietary supplements, so a panel states contents, not effects. Even so, it remains the easiest thing on any bottle to check.
Supplement Facts
Serving size: 2 gummies · Servings per container: 30
| Per serving | Amount | % DV |
|---|---|---|
| Calories | 10 | |
| Total carbohydrate | 3 g | 1% |
| Total sugars (3 g added) | 3 g | 6% |
| Sodium | 10 mg | <1% |
| Vitamin A (as retinyl acetate) | 630 mcg | 70% |
| Vitamin C (as ascorbic acid) | 20 mg | 22% |
| Vitamin D (as cholecalciferol) | 10 mcg | 50% |
| Vitamin E (as d-alpha tocopheryl acetate) | 7.4 mg | 49% |
| Vitamin B6 (as pyridoxine hydrochloride) | 2 mg | 118% |
| Folate (260 mcg folic acid) | 442 mcg DFE | 111% |
| Vitamin B12 (as methylcobalamin) | 6 mcg | 250% |
| Biotin | 5000 mcg | 16,667% |
| Pantothenic acid (as d-calcium pantothenate) | 5.2 mg | 104% |
| Choline (as choline bitartrate) | 0.04 mg | 0% |
| Iodine (as potassium iodide) | 42 mcg | 28% |
| Zinc (as zinc citrate) | 2.7 mg | 25% |
| Inositol | 40 mcg | † |
Other ingredients: Corn syrup, water, pure cane sugar, pectin, citric acid, natural flavor, sodium citrate, tapioca starch, beet root extract (color).
† Daily value not established. Percentages are based on a 2,000 calorie
diet.
Three off the label, three off the box
The first three are the bottle's own claims about appearance. The last three are about what you are actually buying.
Youthful glow
The first of the three claims printed on the front of the bottle, reproduced as the label's wording rather than as a finding.
Deep hydration
The second printed claim. Like the first, it carries an asterisk on the label and the statement that asterisk points at is in the footer here.
Smooth appearance
The third. All three describe how skin looks, which is the kind of claim a supplement label is allowed to make.
Thirteen nutrients you can audit
Amounts and daily values for every one, which is what lets somebody already taking a multivitamin work out their total.
A format that gets taken
Two chewable gummies before a meal. Nothing to mix, nothing to measure and nothing to swallow with water except the water itself.
A rate that falls with the box
$79 a bottle at two, $69 at three and $49 at six, with US shipping included from three upward.
A closer look at five of the thirteen
These five were picked for having the largest amounts or forms worth naming. The remaining eight, with their figures, are in the table above.
Biotin
5000 mcg per servingthe B vitamin most often found on hair and nail labels, and the biggest single amount on this one.
Folate
442 mcg DFE per servinglisted as 442 mcg dietary folate equivalents, from 260 mcg of folic acid.
Vitamin B6
2 mg per servingpyridoxine hydrochloride, which has the next-highest percentage on the panel after B12 and biotin.
Pantothenic acid
5.2 mg per servingvitamin B5, in the form of d-calcium pantothenate.
Sixty days, on every package size
The seller runs a sixty day money-back guarantee, and it applies the same way whether the order was two bottles or six. That is long enough to finish a bottle and start another, which is roughly the point at which anyone has an opinion worth having.
Refunds are processed by the seller, who took the payment; this website never handles money. The support address arrives with the order confirmation and the terms that apply are the ones shown at their checkout when the order went through.
Gelagen Pros and Cons
A balanced look at what this product does well and where its limitations are, so you can decide whether it fits your needs before ordering.
Pros
- Formula and dosage are listed on the label, so you can see exactly what is in each serving.
- Simple daily routine -- no special preparation or equipment needed.
- Built around plant-based and nutrient ingredients rather than synthetic stimulants.
- Backed by a money-back guarantee, so trying it carries limited financial risk.
Cons
- Results vary from person to person and typically take consistent use over several weeks.
- Only available online through the official website -- not sold in local stores.
- Priced as a premium supplement; the single-bottle option costs more per bottle than bundles.
- A dietary supplement, not a medical treatment -- it does not replace advice from a doctor.
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Ten answers before you order
No. The Supplement Facts panel lists none. All thirteen declared nutrients are vitamins and minerals, among them vitamin C, which the body's own collagen synthesis cannot run without. The name describes the gummy, not what is inside.
Adults take two gummies a day. The label suggests having them roughly thirty minutes before a morning or afternoon meal with a full glass of water. A bottle holds sixty gummies, so at one serving a day it lasts thirty days.
Thirteen, each with an amount: vitamins A, C, D, E, B6 and B12, folate, biotin, pantothenic acid, choline, iodine, zinc and inositol. The complete panel with every figure appears higher up this page.
Each serving has three grams, all added, and ten calories. A gummy needs sugar to set and the panel says so; the figure sits on this page instead of being left for you to find after ordering.
No. Pectin, the fibre that gels fruit, sets the base, and the remaining ingredients are corn syrup, cane sugar, water, citric acid, natural flavor, sodium citrate, tapioca starch and beet root extract for colour.
Not within a week. Skin renews its surface in about a month, hair grows around a centimetre in that time and a fingernail needs several months to replace itself, so any fair assessment takes months rather than days.
Youthful glow, deep hydration and smooth appearance are the label's own wording, each marked with an asterisk that points to the statement in this page's footer. They are marketing statements about appearance, not medical claims, and this site repeats them as the label's rather than as findings.
Orders of three and six bottles come with six digital guides and free shipping within the United States. The two bottle package has neither.
The seller gives sixty days of money-back cover on any of the three package sizes. Their support team handles refunds, not this website.
In the United States, using globally sourced ingredients, in a facility the label calls FDA registered. Registration means the agency knows the facility exists; it does not approve the product, since dietary supplements are not approved.
Start with tomorrow’s breakfast
Two gummies, half an hour before the meal. The only decision left is how many months to buy at once: six bottles is $294 and works out at $49 each with shipping and the guides included, three is $207 on the same footing, and two is $158 for anyone who would rather start smaller.
