Collagen Plus Passion Berry Flavored

More collagen peptides and clearly stated protein make this the closest match for the original product's connective-tissue and protein purpose. Calories remain modest and collagen is incomplete protein, so it still has limited use for weight gain.

A clearly identified gram of trimethylglycine provides far more betaine and aligns better with the configured weight-gain goal than the original token amount. It supplies no collagen, complete protein, or calorie surplus, so it remains an adjunct rather than a weight-gain food.

A clearly named nicotinamide riboside chloride formula provides more of the original product's cellular-energy ingredient in a simple active blend. It supplies no collagen, complete protein, betaine, or meaningful calories and therefore remains poorly aligned with weight gain.

A very low serving cost provides clearly identified niacinamide for NAD metabolism and skin-related use. It does not supply collagen, protein, or enough calories for weight gain, and its high amount is above basic nutritional needs.

A far lower serving cost provides a clearly identified vitamin B3 form with more direct cardiovascular relevance. It lacks collagen and calories for weight gain, while high-dose niacin still carries flushing and liver-related concerns.

Simple niacinamide offers skin-oriented vitamin B3 support at a much lower serving cost. It cannot replace the original collagen peptides or contribute meaningful calories, and the high amount is not suited to casual long-term use.

Higher nicotinamide riboside and betaine amounts come at a lower serving cost in a compact formula. It omits collagen and calories, so the value applies to the cellular-energy ingredients rather than the configured weight-gain goal.

A meaningful branded nicotinamide-riboside amount lowers serving cost while concentrating on one of the original product's supporting ingredients. It provides neither collagen nor betaine and cannot replace complete protein or a calorie surplus.

A much lower serving cost offers clearly named no-flush niacin for users who only want vitamin B3 support. The formula has no collagen, protein, betaine, or meaningful calories, so it is not a direct weight-gain replacement.