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Does D-VINE collagen have side effects? Safety tests, who shouldn't take it and who should ask first (2026)
Reviewed by Health Advisor Team
Short answer: D-VINE is a Health Functional Food, not a drug. SGS detected none of 365 common adulterant drug components, and no heavy metals or microorganisms; Intertek detected none of 410 pesticides and no preservatives; and it is JAKIM Halal certified. The most important point: its collagen comes from fish (freshwater and marine), so don't take it if you are allergic to fish or seafood. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, on prescription medicine or treated for a diagnosed skin condition, ask your doctor first.
Safety tests
| Item | Result |
|---|---|
| SGS drug screening | None of 365 common adulterant drug components detected |
| Heavy metals, microorganisms | Not detected (SGS) |
| Pesticides | None of 410 detected (Intertek) |
| Preservatives | Sorbic, benzoic and dehydroacetic acid among those not detected (Intertek) |
| Halal | JAKIM Halal certified; Halvec Laboratories verified porcine-free |
| Category | Health functional food, not a drug; not regulated by the Drug Control Authority (DCA) |
| Report date | June 2026 |
What might you notice?
- Fish allergy: the collagen comes from fish and the product carries a formal fish allergen declaration. Don't take it if you are allergic to fish or seafood.
- Other allergies: if you are allergic to any ingredient in the formula, don't take it.
If you notice ongoing discomfort, a rash or anything that worries you, stop and see your doctor.
Who should ask a doctor first?
- Allergic to fish or seafood: do not take it.
- Pregnant or breastfeeding: ask your doctor first.
- Taking prescription medicine: ask your doctor first.
- Treated for a diagnosed skin condition: ask your doctor first.
- Under 20: the brand recommends it from age 20.
It doesn't replace sunscreen
The polyphenols build up in the body and support sun defence from within, but they add to sunscreen, they don't replace it. Wear sunscreen every day.
Frequently asked questions
Is D-VINE a drug?
No. It is a Health Functional Food, not a drug. It doesn't replace medical treatment, prescription medicine or sunscreen. If you have a diagnosed skin condition, ask your doctor first.
Can I take it with other supplements?
For most people, yes. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, on prescription medicine or treated for a diagnosed condition, ask your doctor first.
Can I take it if I'm allergic to fish or seafood?
No. D-VINE's collagen comes from fish. If you are allergic to fish or seafood, don't take it, or speak to your doctor first. We'd rather lose a sale than have you react to it.
Can Muslims take it?
Yes. It is JAKIM Halal certified, and Halvec Laboratories verified it porcine-free.
Can I take it while pregnant or breastfeeding?
Please ask your doctor first.
Is it safe to take long-term?
Yes, D-VINE is designed for daily use. Its main ingredient, Collagen-Tripep20, was well tolerated in a 12-week human study with no notable side effects, and hydroxytyrosol from olives is part of the everyday Mediterranean diet.
I break out easily. Will collagen make it worse?
D-VINE's collagen comes from fish, not dairy, and the formula is dairy-free; its pomegranate polyphenols also help balance oil. For severe or cystic acne, see a dermatologist first: D-VINE is daily care, not treatment.
Buy or learn more
For the full formula and test details, go to the D-VINE product page. For how to take it, read how to take D-VINE.
D-VINE Collagen
AU$150
From AU$101.67 / bottle
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