Nutrient quality
Substantial amounts of established joint-support ingredients create a coherent formula. The smaller collagen complex and multi-tablet serving are the main limitations.
A well-dosed joint blend with useful package size, though it should not be chosen as a primary collagen supplement.
A well-dosed joint blend with useful package size, though it should not be chosen as a primary collagen supplement.
| $ 40.94 | ||
Vitacost | $ 43.39 | |
| $ 43.49 | ||
Daily Vita | $ 47.84 | |
Amazon | $ 37.48 | |
Walmart | $ 38.88 |
Glucosamine hydrochloride and MSM are each listed at 1,500 mg, with 1,200 mg of chondroitin sulfate. Clear individual amounts make the core joint formula easy to assess.
BioCell Collagen II contributes 300 mg, so collagen is a supporting ingredient rather than the main reason to buy it. The supplied information does not identify the animal source, hydrolysis status, or amino acid profile.
The 120-tablet package yields 40 servings and offers better package longevity than the smaller version. Missing directions and inactive ingredients still leave tablet burden and excipient suitability partly uncertain.
Substantial amounts of established joint-support ingredients create a coherent formula. The smaller collagen complex and multi-tablet serving are the main limitations.
The primary joint ingredients are clearly quantified. The branded complex, missing directions, and absent non-active ingredients leave disclosure gaps.
The aggregate rating is favorable and backed by a very large review volume. No specific comments are available to assess recurring problems or real-world fit.
Full core doses and a larger supply provide fair value. The premium daily cost and three-tablet serving remain drawbacks.
| Ingredient | Amount per serving |
|---|---|
Calories | 10 Calorie(s) |
Total Carbohydrates | 2 Gram(s) |
Sodium | 120 mg |
Glucosamine Hydrochloride | 1500 mg |
Chondroitin Sulfate | 1200 mg |
MSM | 1500 mg |
BioCell Collagen II | 300 mg |
The sodium amount is too low for athletic replenishment, and its source form is not disclosed. No supporting electrolytes or buffering features improve its fit for this collection. The joint-support ingredients drive the formula's purpose, so it is not a focused electrolyte option.
BioCell type II collagen gives the formula a branded collagen source, yet the 300 mg serving remains far below a substantial dose. The supplied label identifies the collagen type but omits the animal source, hydrolyzed form, protein match, and amino acid profile. A larger package does not overcome the very high cost per gram of collagen.