Advanced Hydrolysed Collagen Peptides 100% Grass-fed

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Advanced Hydrolysed Collagen Peptides – 100% Grass-fed Bovine Collagen Protein Powder, 40 Servings

40 servings

$32.95

Advanced Hydrolysed Collagen Peptides – 100% Grass-fed Bovine Collagen Protein Powder, 40 Servings

$32.95

Great for: giving strength to skin, hair & nails, bones, tendons, and blood vessels

Pure & Essential Advanced Hydrolysed Collagen Peptides is an all-natural grass-fed bovine collagen protein powder. Enzymatically hydrolysed and agglomerated, it offers superior bioavailability and purity and is easier to digest, with improved taste and rapid dispersal in liquid – unlike the clumpy consistency and bony taste of standard collagen powders.

Our collagen is sourced from certified 100% grass-fed and free-range cattle, raised outdoors with free access to fresh grass, air, land and water 365 days of the year. The cattle are raised on farms with strict animal welfare protocols, where the health of the animals is of the utmost importance. The cattle are subject to regular veterinary supervision and medical care and do not receive industrial feed, routine antibiotics or steroids. Each batch is fully traceable to the farm and tested for heavy metals, meeting stringent standards for purity.

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Supplement Facts:

Nutrient	Per 1 level scoop (10 g)	% DV*
Total Calories	35	—
Total Fat	0 g	0%
Sodium	< 30 mg	<1%
Total Carbohydrates	0 g	0%
Total Protein	9 g	—
Hydrolyzed collagen peptides (from grass-fed bovine hides)	10 g	—

Amino Acid Profile	Per 100 g	Per 10 g serving
Alanine	7.6 g	760 mg
Arginine	7.0 g	700 mg
Aspartic acid	4.1 g	410 mg
Glutamic acid	9.1 g	910 mg
Glycine	21.2 g	2120 mg
Histidine (essential)	0.82 g	82 mg
Hydroxylysine	1.37 g	137 mg
Hydroxyproline	11.2 g	1120 mg
Isoleucine (essential, BCAA)	1.1 g	110 mg
Leucine (essential, BCAA)	2.4 g	240 mg
Lysine (essential)	3.0 g	300 mg
Methionine (essential)	0.8 g	80 mg
Phenylalanine (essential)	1.5 g	150 mg
Proline	12.5 g	1250 mg
Serine	3.1 g	310 mg
Threonine (essential)	1.7 g	170 mg
Tyrosine	0.5 g	50 mg
Valine (essential, BCAA)	2.0 g	200 mg

*% DV = Percent Daily Value based on a 2,000 calorie diet.

Servings per container: 40

Real use & expert insights

Each pouch provides 40 servings, with 10g collagen per serving.

Adults: add 10g (1 scoop) into liquid. Can be added directly to food.

This product should not be used as a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and healthy lifestyle. Seek professional medical advice before taking any food supplement if you are taking medication, pregnant or are breastfeeding. Keep out of the reach of children and store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.

This product is not made with any ingredients containing gluten, dairy, lactose, wheat, yeast, soya, eggs, fish, shellfish, artificial colours and flavours, tree nuts or peanuts.

Non-GMO; compatible with paleo, keto and kosher diets.

We often get asked many questions about our products, so our nutritionists have compiled this downloadable product information guide to ensure you get the most from taking Advanced Hydrolysed Collagen Peptides. Find out when to take it, at what dose and how to maximise absorption for optimum results.

SUPERIOR ABSORPTION -

enzymatically hydrolysed bovine collagen peptides offer superior bioavailability and are easier to digest. Collagen peptide proteins can be used by the body to make collagen types 1, 2 & 3 as required

EASY MIX & IMPROVED TASTE -

agglomerated collagen is an advanced form of collagen hydrolysate with a neutral odour and taste, dispersing rapidly in hot & cold drinks with minimal stirring required

CERTIFIED 100% GRASS-FED & ETHICALLY SOURCED -

offering the highest grade all-natural beef collagen protein powder, from free-range cattle raised on farms with strict animal welfare protocols. No hormones, industrial feed or routine antibiotics

SUPPORTS BONE, HAIR, SKIN & NAILS -

collagen is the most abundant structural protein in the body giving strength to skin, hair & nails, bones, tendons, and blood vessels

TESTED FOR HEAVY METALS -

to ensure optimum purity. GMP manufactured; 100% recyclable packaging

Explore the formula

Superior absorption & easier to digest

Our collagen protein powder has been enzymatically hydrolysed, which is a process that breaks down the collagen into smaller peptide fragments, which can be directly absorbed by the intestines without having to be broken down into individual amino acids.

This makes the collagen highly bioavailable and gentler on the stomach (some individuals find standard collagen and gelatine harder to digest). Once hydrolysed, collagen peptides can be used by the body to make any type of collagen as required, with types 1, 2 and 3 being the most abundant.

Rapid dispersal and neutral taste

Unlike fine collagen powders which often provide a clumpy consistency in liquid, our collagen is agglomerated which binds the peptide particles together, providing rapid dispersal in liquids.

Whilst many collagen powders often have a distinctive bony smell and taste, agglomerated collagen is odour neutral, and does not change the texture of foods, unlike gelatine which often thickens in liquid. Pure & Essential collagen is versatile and easy to incorporate into your daily diet, whether your preference is adding to coffee, juices or shakes, or even to food.

Balancing amino acid intake

Glycine is the main amino acid present in collagen, and offers significant benefits to health, but the body has limited capacity to produce it. Since the modern diet is largely devoid of collagen-rich cuts of meat, tendons, cartilage and skin, methionine-rich muscle meats are upsetting the optimal amino acid intake.

Glycine is required to metabolise excess methionine, so with 26.5 times more glycine than methionine, supplementing with collagen is a convenient way to achieve a favourable amino acid balance in the diet.

Is Hydrolyzed Collagen Peptides right for you?

An honest guide to help you decide.

A great fit if you...

want to increase your daily collagen intake
want nutritional support for healthy skin, hair and nails
want to support healthy joints, bones and connective tissues
have a low protein intake or increased protein requirements
want a versatile, unflavored collagen powder that's easy to add to your routine
want a naturally rich source of glycine, proline and hydroxyproline

Seek advice or consider another option if...

you are looking for a flavored or sweetened collagen product
you would prefer a marine-sourced collagen
have an allergy or sensitivity to bovine products
follow a vegetarian or vegan diet*
you have a health condition requiring you to restrict your protein intake
are looking for a complete protein source

How Hydrolyzed Collagen Peptides compares

Not all Collagen are formulated the same. See how ours compares.

	Hydrolyzed Collagen Peptides	Typical Collagen
Collagen source	Certified 100% grass-fed bovine collagen	Source and farming practices may vary
Hydrolyzed	Yes	Sometimes no
Dispersibility	Agglomerated for rapid disperal	May clump or dissolve slowly
Hot and cold drinks	Mixes easily into both	Varies
Flavored	Neutral, unflavored	May be flavored or sweetened
Additives	None	Often contains additives
Sustainable packaging	Yes	Sometimes no

What to expect

Magnesium and L-theanine build steadily — here's a realistic timeline of how your family may notice the difference.

What you may notice

Collagen works gradually by providing the amino acids and peptides used to maintain collagen-rich tissues. With consistent use, you may notice changes in areas such as skin, hair, nails or joint comfort, although individual responses and timescales will vary.

With consistent use

Regular supplementation provides a convenient daily source of collagen peptides and key amino acids, helping maintain the structural proteins found throughout the skin, bones, joints and other connective tissues.

Good to know

Collagen isn't an overnight supplement. Changes to collagen-rich tissues take time, and benefits may be subtle and gradual. Consistent daily intake is important, alongside a balanced diet providing adequate protein, vitamin C and other nutrients involved in normal collagen formation.

Skin, hair & nail health

Collagen makes up 75% of the ‘dry weight’ of skin, and is a structural component of hair and nails. As we age, not only do levels of collagen fall, but the distribution of collagen fibres also alters; instead of a smooth even distribution of collagen fibrils, they become increasingly distributed in large, bundle-like aggregates, sparsely arranged through the dermis. Regular collagen supplementation can increase levels of collagen peptides in the skin, where they can be retained for up to 14 days after supplementation.

Supports bones, muscles, ligaments & cartilage

Collagen is the most important and abundant structural protein in the body. Its long, fibrous structure gives bones, tendons, ligaments, cartilage and joints strength and flexibility and forms connective tissue – the ‘glue’ that holds the body together.

As a source of dietary protein, it contributes to growth and maintenance of muscle mass, and the maintenance of normal bones.

Replenishes collagen lost with ageing and due to lifestyle factors

Collagen levels naturally reduce from about age 35; by age 60, over half of the body’s collagen has been depleted.

Collagen is also negatively affected by nutritional deficiencies, genetics, pollution, excessive sun exposure and smoking.

Supplementation can help replenish declining levels, ensuring enough collagen is present to support its various important functions in the body.

CUSTOMER SPOTLIGHT

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VERIFIED · US

"After two weeks, my 6-year-old started asking for her 'calm gummy' before bed. She falls asleep faster, fewer meltdowns at dinner, and I'm sleeping better too. It's a non-negotiable in our nightly routine now."

FAQs

Collagen is a large structural protein that is naturally difficult to digest in its intact form. Hydrolysis breaks collagen down into much smaller peptides, making them easier to digest and absorb.

Once absorbed, these peptides provide amino acids such as glycine, proline and hydroxyproline, which are particularly abundant in collagen-rich tissues.

Collagen is the body's most abundant structural protein and is an important component of skin, bones, cartilage, tendons and ligaments. Our natural collagen production declines with age, while lifestyle factors can also influence collagen breakdown.

Supplementing with hydrolyzed collagen peptides provides a concentrated source of collagen-specific amino acids and peptides to complement the body's own collagen turnover.

While some products are marketed as containing multiple types of collagen, such as types I, II or III, this distinction is less relevant once collagen has been broken down. Most types of collagen share the same basic helical structure; it is how they are organized and joined together that differs between tissues.

We provide hydrolyzed collagen, meaning it has already been broken down into smaller protein fragments called peptides for easy digestion and absorption. The body can then use these peptides and amino acids as building blocks to produce the different types of collagen it needs, including types I, II and III.

Collagen supplementation is best viewed as a long-term nutritional strategy rather than something that produces an immediate effect. Research examining skin and joint outcomes commonly uses consistent daily supplementation over several weeks or months.

How quickly you notice a difference will depend on factors including age, diet, lifestyle, starting collagen status and the outcome you're looking for.

No. Although collagen is an excellent source of particular amino acids, especially glycine, proline and hydroxyproline, it doesn't provide all essential amino acids in sufficient amounts to be considered a complete protein.

For this reason, collagen is best used alongside a varied diet containing complete protein sources rather than as a replacement for your main dietary protein.