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Collagen from wild-caught North Atlantic fish is first hydrolyzed— broken down into short peptide chains of 2–5 kDa, small enough for the body to actually use. Once ingested, those peptides are absorbedquickly, reaching peak levels in the bloodstream within 1–2 hours. From there they travel to the skin, joints, and connective tissue, where they signal fibroblasts to rebuildwhat time and sun exposure break down — a process that shows up in skin and joint studies over the following 8–12 weeks of consistent use.