Nutrient quality
Collagen peptides are suitable, but the source and processing details are incomplete. The modest serving and uncertain enzyme blend limit the formulation depth.
. Vitacost | $ 22.17 | |
| $ 22.06 | ||
| $ 22.06 |
The serving supplies 2 g of collagen peptides and a matching protein amount, which supports basic label consistency. Capsules suit people who do not want to mix a powder.
The source and collagen types are not stated, limiting suitability checks and ingredient evaluation. A 30 mg enzyme blend hides its components and individual doses, so its contribution cannot be judged.
Two grams is a modest collagen amount and requires four capsules per serving. The combination of low dose, limited disclosure, and moderate cost weakens the practical value.
Collagen peptides are suitable, but the source and processing details are incomplete. The modest serving and uncertain enzyme blend limit the formulation depth.
.The collagen amount is stated, but its source and type are not specific. A proprietary enzyme blend hides supporting details, and the multi-capsule serving is less convenient.
.The supplied average rating and rating volume indicate well-supported satisfaction. No issue-level feedback was supplied, so repeated complaints or purpose fit cannot be verified.
.The serving cost is high for a modest collagen amount. A hidden enzyme blend does not clearly justify the cost against better-dosed alternatives.
.| Ingredient | Amount per serving |
|---|---|
Calories | 10 Calorie(s) |
Protein | 2 Gram(s) |
Collagen Peptides | 2000 mg |
Collagen Enzymes-Collagen Boosting Enzyme Blend | 30 mg |
Collagen peptides provide the preferred pre-broken-down form, but the source, collagen type, and branded standard are not disclosed. The 2,000 mg serving is modest, while the matching 2 g protein declaration supports label accuracy. Cost per gram is moderate, and the missing amino acid profile leaves authenticity less fully documented.