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CIZHUANG Drink Seven Peptide Sources and Non-Vegetarian Information: How Many Animal Ingredients Are in One Bottle?

Does a Bottle Actually Contain Animal Ingredients?

Yes. The direct answer to the question of CIZHUANG drink's seven peptide sources and non-vegetarian status is: this iron-rich red ginseng ejiao peptide blood protein polypeptide drink contains multiple animal-derived ingredients and is not a vegetarian product. The peptide ingredients explicitly listed on the ingredient list include sea cucumber peptide, salmon hydrolyzed protein peptide, blood protein polypeptide, fish maw oligopeptide, black-bone chicken peptide, bird's nest peptide, and ejiao peptide—seven in total. Among them, salmon hydrolyzed protein peptide comes from fish, sea cucumber peptide comes from sea cucumber, blood protein polypeptide comes from animal blood, black-bone chicken peptide comes from black-bone chicken, fish maw oligopeptide comes from swim bladder, bird's nest peptide comes from bird's nest, and ejiao peptide comes from donkey hide. People with fish allergies should not drink it.

Where Do the Seven Peptides Come From?

Breaking down the ingredient list, animal sources are more numerous than one might expect:

  • Sea cucumber peptide: sea cucumber source
  • Salmon hydrolyzed protein peptide: fish source
  • Blood protein polypeptide: animal blood source, product materials state 10mg per bottle
  • Fish maw oligopeptide: swim bladder source
  • Black-bone chicken peptide: black-bone chicken source
  • Bird's nest peptide: bird's nest source, product materials state 500μg per bottle
  • Ejiao peptide: donkey hide source

The above values are raw material addition amounts listed in product materials, not active ingredient content or efficacy data. In addition to peptides, the ingredients also contain plant ingredients such as red ginseng extract, American ginseng powder, ginseng powder, polygonatum concentrate, codonopsis powder, reishi mushroom powder, poria powder, astragalus powder, lily powder, and longan powder, as well as red date extract (6000mg per bottle), concentrated goji berry juice, and concentrated red pomegranate juice.

What Does Non-Vegetarian Mean?

Non-vegetarian is not simply "contains meat." For vegetarians, what needs to be avoided is all animal-derived ingredients. This product simultaneously contains ingredients from fish, sea cucumber, black-bone chicken, donkey hide, and animal blood, so it is not suitable for vegans, lacto-ovo vegetarians, or pescatarians. If you simply do not eat red meat but accept fish, you should still note that it contains black-bone chicken peptide and blood protein polypeptide.

Before purchasing, it is recommended to do two things: first, confirm whether you are allergic to fish or seafood—people with fish allergies should not drink it; second, if buying for someone else, first ask about their dietary restrictions. Those taking medication or with special dietary needs should consult a medical professional before purchasing.

Unsuitable Groups and How to Drink

Product materials clearly list unsuitable groups: infants and young children, pregnant women, nursing mothers, children under 14, and people with fish allergies. Contains animal-derived ingredients; non-vegetarian.

Shake well before drinking; ready to drink after opening. Product materials recommend drinking after meals; for daily amount, please follow the actual sales packaging label and do not increase the amount on your own. Each box contains 7 bottles, each bottle 50mL, shelf life 18 months; check the bottle for the expiration date. Store in a cool, dry place, avoiding direct sunlight.

Ingredients contain red date extract, concentrated fruit juice, and sucralose sweetener; this is not a sugar-free claim. For sugar content and other nutritional values, please refer to the actual nutrition label. If you are looking for a sugar-free drink, this one does not qualify.

What It Is Not

This is a food product, not a medicine, and cannot replace a balanced diet. There is no promise of improvement effects or time to results after drinking. Iron sources in the ingredients include heme iron, ferrous glycinate, and sodium iron EDTA, but raw material addition amounts do not equal nutritional iron content; for specific values, see the actual nutrition label. If you experience persistent fatigue, discomfort, or suspect iron deficiency, you should first seek professional evaluation rather than relying on a drink to solve it.

If you are considering adding this type of drink to your routine, you can first look at the red ginseng ejiao peptide product page to learn about specifications, then compare the two articles post-meal iron supplementation habit and iron supplementation habit analysis to judge whether your dietary structure truly needs it.

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