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Bovine capsule
Fern-C Beauty Collagen + Vitamin C, 100 capsules
โฑ1,934 โฑ29.75 per gram of collagen
Quick verdict
Overall pick Poten-Cee + C Marine Collagen + Vitamin C, 30 capsules
Poten-Cee scores higher overall (69 vs 58): its label gives the exact amounts, the full ingredient list, the maker and an allergy warning, and Watsons' official Mall store sells it. Fern-C costs less per capsule and per gram of collagen (โฑ29.75 vs โฑ35.38) for the same 650 mg dose, but its listing never states the amount or the manufacturer, promises wrinkle reduction and comes from a distributor store without Shopee Mall's authenticity guarantee.
Choose Poten-Cee if
You want the better-labelled capsule from Watsons' official Mall store, with a seafood-allergy warning and the maker named, and you accept the higher price per gram. It is marine collagen.
Choose Fern-C if
You want bovine rather than marine collagen and the lower price per gram (โฑ29.75 vs โฑ35.38), and you will check the expiry date on the box because the store is a distributor, not a Shopee Mall store.
The overall pick follows the weighted Wellness Picks score (69 vs 58 out of 100), not the number of criteria won below.
Head-to-head summary
Rows come from each product’s record and from the guide that ranks both. Prices checked 2026-10-11. We did not use or test either product.
Criterion by criterion
Where the evidence is not strong enough to call a winner, we say so.
What you will care about when choosing
Fern-C is about โฑ29.75 per gram of collagen (โฑ1,934 for 100 capsules, about โฑ19 each). Poten-Cee is about โฑ35.38 per gram (โฑ690 for 30 capsules, โฑ23 each). Both state 650 mg per capsule on the label photo.
Evidence: Shopee prices and label photos checked in our collagen guide.
Poten-Cee's label gives the exact amounts, the full ingredient list, the maker (Pascual Laboratories) and a warning about seafood allergy, adults only and pregnancy. Fern-C's listing text never states the amount, the manufacturer or an expiry date.
Evidence: Both Shopee listings and label photos.
Poten-Cee is sold by Watsons' official store (Shopee Mall). Fern-C is sold by Stada PH Store, the brand's distributor, which is not a Shopee Mall store.
Evidence: Both Shopee listings.
Poten-Cee is marine collagen and Fern-C bovine. Which suits you depends on your diet and any allergy, so we do not call it.
Evidence: Both Shopee listings.
From our weighted scoring
10 vs 10 out of 25 points.
18 vs 13 out of 20 points.
19 vs 16 out of 20 points.
5 vs 10 out of 10 points.
15 vs 6 out of 15 points.
2 vs 3 out of 10 points.
Final result
Rounds count every row equally. The weighted Wellness Picks score does not, and it decides the pick. On the scoring axes, a lead of at least 10% of the axis points counts as a round won.
Evidence and limits
- Poten-Cee: listing checked 2026-10-11; registration FR-4000013199748.
- Fern-C: listing checked 2026-10-11; registration FR-4000010992432.
- We compare what each listing, label photo and the FDA record state; we did not use or test either product. General information, not medical advice.
- Not compared for lack of evidence: whether either affects skin or anything else. Our collagen guide notes that 650 mg a day is well below the 2.5 to 10 g used in most trials.
- Registrations: Poten-Cee FR-4000013199748 (valid to August 2031) and Fern-C FR-4000010992432 (valid to March 2030), both food supplements. The Fern-C listing promises "wrinkle reduction", which the evidence does not support; one buyer reported a box that expired in October 2026.
- The Poten-Cee description calls its collagen "rich in Types I and II" in one line and "Type 1" in the next.
- Prices change; a price change does not change a score unless we re-score the product. This is general information, not medical advice.
- Fact-checked and reviewed by WellnessPicks team on 2026-10-26.



