Clinical Research Directory

Study to Assess the Efficacy of EMC-CAP-2025A on Age-Related Skin Parameters in Healthy Individuals

The goal of this clinical study is to evaluate the efficacy and tolerability of EMC-CAP-2025A, an eggshell membrane-based dietary supplement, on age-related skin parameters in healthy adults. The main questions this study aims to answer are: * Does daily supplementation with EMC-CAP-2025A improve facial wrinkles compared to placebo? * Does EMC-CAP-2025A improve skin hydration, firmness, elasticity, texture, and overall skin quality? * Is EMC-CAP-2025A well tolerated when taken daily for 60 days? Researchers will compare EMC-CAP-2025A to a placebo to assess its effects on multiple skin parameters using objective instrumental assessments and participant self-evaluations. Participants will: * Be randomly assigned to receive either EMC-CAP-2025A or a placebo * Take one capsule orally once daily for 60 days * Attend scheduled study visits at baseline, Day 30, and Day 60 for instrumental skin assessments and safety evaluations * Complete self-assessment questionnaires related to skin quality and product tolerability

Evaluation of SPM™ Topical Cosmetic Application on Skin Appearance, Hydration, and Barrier Support in Healthy Adults

This is an exploratory, cosmetic-use study evaluating the effects of Super Protein Multifunction (SPM™), a topical peptide-based formulation, on skin appearance, hydration, and barrier-related characteristics in healthy adults. The study aims to collect preliminary biophysical and histologic data on cosmetic skin changes following six weeks of SPM™ use. Participants will apply the product to a designated skin area while a matched contralateral area serves as the untreated comparison site. Skin hydration, transepidermal water loss (TEWL), and tissue markers of skin structure and barrier integrity will be assessed before and after product use. The study includes noninvasive measurements and small punch biopsies at two timepoints.