Gelanic Ingredients
Gelanic names all five ingredients individually, each with a clearly described role.
None carry a published milligram amount, and the brand's FAQ mentions an ingredient not found in the detailed breakdown.
A named ingredient list, without a milligram breakdown
Gelanic names all five ingredients on its pages, each with a clearly described role. What we could not locate anywhere in the materials we reviewed was an individually broken-out milligram amount for each ingredient, which means their individual strength cannot be independently confirmed.
All 5 ingredients, one by one
Biotin — Structural support
Rebuilds and strengthens the core structure of skin, hair and nails by providing building blocks for natural keratin production, aimed at stronger nails that don't chip, resilient hair, and a firm, smooth skin texture.
Vitamin B12 (as methylcobalamin) — Cellular renewal
A highly bioavailable form of B12 positioned to support the replication and regeneration of healthy skin cells, aimed at faster recovery of minor blemishes and a more even, glowing complexion.
Vitamin B6 (as pyridoxine hydrochloride) — Oil & pore balance
Positioned as a metabolic regulator supporting balanced oil production, particularly in the T-zone, aimed at shine control and cleaner-looking pores.
Folate — Cellular renewal
Positioned to promote cellular renewal by supporting the production of fresh tissue to replace older cells, aimed at a smoother, softer complexion.
Pantothenic Acid (as d-calcium pantothenate) — Hydration barrier
Positioned to stimulate production of lipids that reinforce the skin's natural moisture barrier, aimed at plump, hydrated skin that resists dryness.
A source inconsistency worth noting
The brand's FAQ page separately mentions Vitamin A as part of the formula, but no dedicated Vitamin A section appears anywhere in the detailed ingredient breakdown. We flag this discrepancy honestly and describe only the five ingredients that have actual dedicated descriptions.
A category-wide pattern worth knowing
The gap in individually disclosed doses is common across most beauty-gummy products, not unique to Gelanic. Much of the underlying research on these five nutrients also concerns correcting a deficiency rather than supplementing an already-adequate diet. Read how the formula is meant to work next.
