NADH Collagen

Genuine Longevity Collagen powder with 12,000 mg of quality fish collagen, the highest active ingredient content NADH booster approved in Hungary, cell-renewing Quercetin, Resveratrol, hair and nail strengthening Biotin, and clinical-grade Hyaluronic Acid. Tiian NADH Collagen is a product tested by British Intertek, provided with a purity certificate.

NADH Collagen

The biggest advantage of NADH Collagen is that you can finally get a decent Longevity Collagen powder. If someone doesn't understand why it shouldn't be available elsewhere, or why it hasn't been available until now, here's my answer.

Because it's expensive. Its production is expensive, the ingredients are expensive, the prime cost is high, and a product of this quality with this active ingredient composition simply cannot be produced for less than a net 15-23 euros. Therefore, it's not worth manufacturing, as there would be little demand for it in price-sensitive Hungary. Of course, in a normal country where the Lidl weekly flyer isn't the most read periodical, such a product could be traded with a nice profit, but unfortunately, this isn't such a country. Here, price is the only important factor, and the market has adjusted accordingly. Of course, no one asks why it's so cheap, because there's a socially accepted delusion that if something is more expensive, it's because someone wants to hoard more, and if it's cheaper elsewhere, why don't I sell it for the same price? Like my cousin, who thinks the only difference between a Rib-eye steak and pork is marketing, since both are meat. This is the level we're at.

But let's see what I mean when I say that you can finally get a truly high-end, high-quality product, and why a product becomes expensive without me wanting to make excuses.

I think you could buy an apartment in Szombathely for one kilo of quality, PURE, and NON-COUNTERFEIT NADH. Resveratrol is also not something you find among potatoes, and we haven't even talked about the 12,000 mg of collagen, some versions of which are priced by the gram – I'm not kidding, by the gram – for their cost price. So, it's not the price at which you buy 500 grams of it, but the price at which it's even produced.

And since we're talking about calculations. If the cost price of producing a collagen powder for the manufacturer is a NET 18-23 euros (approx. 9,000 forints), then do you know how much they have to sell it for to make a profit? 15-20 thousand forints. You know, company operating costs, salaries, taxes, contributions.

And do you know why manufacturers don't commit to it? Yes, we touched upon this at the beginning of the description. Because no one will buy it for that much, but that's not even the worst part. The worst part is that you then have to explain to a lot of idiotic fools that it's 5,500 elsewhere because it doesn't contain that ingredient, that QUALITY ingredient, that biotin and Quercetin cost a bit more than Vitamin C and fillers, and there's a huge quality difference between collagen and collagen. I won't even get into the fact that if you tell someone it costs you 9,000 net, half of the idiots won't even understand it, and the other half would simply expect you to have a maximum profit of 20 forints, or even less, because they don't want you to leech off them. God, I could cry just writing this.

Nobody in Hungary cares about quality, nobody. A large part of the population here genuinely evaluates a restaurant based on how big the portion is and if it comes with plenty of side dishes. It's a joke. You know, those "at home we'd wash this" dumb barbarians. At times like these, I always remember when the very smart idiot comes along and starts looking at how many thousands of milligrams are in which collagen powder. As if it matters which one has more, but according to the restaurant example, it does matter. It doesn't matter if it's bad, as long as there's a lot of it.

There's a collagen essence where 2,500 mg would be enough, but this 2,500 mg would be equivalent to 15-16,000 mg of collagen. Besides being a super ingredient, using this stuff would save a lot on packaging, as the powder wouldn't take up as much space, and the integration and absorption of this essence are also 5 times more effective. But what if I brought out such a 2,500 mg super collagen essence?

Well, of course, a lot of morons would come along, saying "ohh" and "ahhh" and "ewww," because elsewhere there's 10,000 mg and it's much cheaper, and I'd have to listen to the "what is this made of, gold?" kind of proletarian hymns. No. I have neither the energy nor the desire for that, and I long ago gave up on introducing things into public awareness that would put an end to thousand-year-old unfounded dogmas, but these cannot be ended, and it's not worth it. I think I stopped somewhere around the "we don't train for the scale, but for the mirror" part. It was completely useless to speak against the scale, and also when I brought out my plant-based protein in 2012, and the clown sparrows came saying I was selling cheap crap because whey was God. Then 5 years passed, and everyone started using plant-based protein.

I see the market ahead, I see the trends ahead, just like with plant-based protein back then, now with crystals. In 2026, everything will be flooded with crystals, just watch.

So here's this product, called Tiian NADH Collagen.

I filled it with quality collagen, but I confess I put in 12,000mg so I wouldn't have to listen to these baboons talking about what they read on Chat GPT about how much collagen intake the body needs. I seriously considered putting 25,000mg of the best quality collagen into it during product development, like Rousselot type quality, Type V and Type X collagen membrane, but then my cost would have truly been 70 euros, and for 40-50 thousand forints, collagen powders can no longer be sold even abroad.

So I settled for just bringing out a very good product, because I don't care how much money anyone has for it. If you want quality, here it is, this is how much it costs, but in return, know that you're getting very, very good quality. And if you don't need it, you can go elsewhere, there's enough diluted crap on the market

"AT A GOOD PRICE"

"IT HAS THE SAME STUFF IN IT"

and of course, let's not forget the all-time classic

"VALUE FOR MONEY"

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS

Active ingredients		1 serving 18 grams	*NRV%
Collagen Type l-lll		12,000 mg
NADH		20 mg	-
NR		300 mg	-
Biotin		125 mcg	-
Quercetin		20 mg	-
Hyaluronic Acid		100 mg
Inulin		1125 mg	2000NRV%*
Vitamin D		10 mcg	1000NRV%*
Vitamin C		150 mg	50NRV%*
Zinc		10 mg	200NRV%*
Resveratrol		100 mg
*NRV: DAILY NUTRITION INTAKE REFERENCE VALUE FOR ADULTS

INGREDIENTS

Fish collagen (hydrolyzed fish collagen), NADH, nicotinamide riboside chloride, biotin, zinc gluconate, Vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol), hyaluronic acid (sodium hyaluronate), quercetin, inulin, Vitamin C (L-ascorbic acid), maltodextrin, xanthan gum, sucralose, silicon dioxide. White chocolate-almond flavor: White chocolate powder, almond powder, white chocolate flavor, almond flavor.

Allergen information: May contain gluten, crustaceans, eggs, soy, milk, nuts.

DOSAGE

Twice daily, 18g of NADH Collagen powder in 3-5 dl of water. It's best to start your day by drinking 5 dl of water mixed with one serving of NADH Collagen right after waking up, which provides your morning hydration. Do the same an hour before bed, but with 3 dl of water, to ensure your body has a continuous supply of high-quality collagen throughout the night.

Warnings: Do not exceed the recommended daily dose! Food supplements do not replace a balanced, varied diet and a healthy lifestyle. Keep the product out of reach of small children! Pregnant or breastfeeding women, and those undergoing medical treatment, should consult their doctor before consuming the product!