This is an unflavored, hydrolyzed grass-fed collagen powder (Types 1, 2, and 3) delivering 11g per serving — a format that lets you control your total dose precisely and mix it into coffee, smoothies, or other foods and drinks.
Who This Product Is For
Anyone who wants to hit or exceed the roughly 2.5g/day dose threshold shown effective in clinical research without relying on a capsule count that may fall short of that benchmark. Particularly useful for people who already have a coffee, smoothie, or shake routine.
Features Explained
| Feature | Detail |
| Format | Unflavored powder, 11g per serving |
| Collagen types | Type 1, 2, 3 |
| Source | Grass-fed, hydrolyzed |
Why 11g per serving is notably generous: Research showing clear, significant skin-hydration benefits generally used doses of roughly 2.5g/day and up, with studies ranging as high as 10g/day. At 11g per serving, this product comfortably exceeds the dose range shown effective in the supporting clinical research.
Powder vs. capsule format: A powder format lets you easily adjust your dose and mix it into whatever you're already consuming, without needing to swallow multiple capsules.
Unflavored, standalone formulation: Unlike some other collagen products, this doesn't include added vitamin C — worth ensuring adequate vitamin C intake separately.
Pros
- Generous 11g per serving comfortably exceeds the dose range shown effective in supporting clinical research
- Powder format allows precise dose control and easy mixing into existing routines
- Grass-fed, hydrolyzed, multi-type (1, 2, 3) sourcing
Cons
- No added vitamin C in this specific product
- Less convenient than capsules for travel or quick, on-the-go use
- Statements have not been evaluated by the FDA
Performance
Given its generous per-serving dose relative to the clinical research, this product is well-positioned to deliver on collagen's genuinely evidence-supported skin-hydration and elasticity benefits.
FAQs
Is 11g a lot of collagen? It's on the higher end of, and comfortably within, the dose range shown effective in supporting clinical research.
Do I need to take vitamin C with this? It's a reasonable idea, since vitamin C is a required cofactor for your body's own collagen synthesis.
Verdict
This unflavored collagen powder delivers a generously dosed 11g serving that comfortably meets or exceeds the range shown effective in supporting clinical research — a genuine practical advantage for anyone who wants to be confident they're getting an effective dose.