Levels Nutrition Levels Collagen Peptides, No Artificial, 1 lb

$32.99

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11 gcollagen per serving

4.7Amazon rating

1 lbpack size

Type I and IIIcollagen types

About this product

This is a collagen supplement from Levels Nutrition that lists 11 g of collagen per serving, is labeled as collagen types I and III and comes in a 1 lb container. It is marketed as hydrolyzed.

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LEVELS COLLAGEN: Each scoop of Levels Unflavored Collagen Peptides contains 11g of types 1 & 3 collagen and is loaded with essential amino acids.
FOUNDATIONAL SUPPORT: A foundation for connective tissue health, collagen can help strengthen joints, tendons and bones as well as support healthy skin, hair and nails.
NOTHING FAKE: Levels Collagen contains the least amount of ingredients possible. That means no hormones, no GMOs, no added sugars, no soy, no gluten, no bleach, no fillers, and no artificial flavors or sweeteners.
MIXES EASY: Levels Collagen is hydrolyzed so it mixes easily into any liquid and is quickly digestible. Try it in your coffee, tea, smoothies, oatmeal, cookies, pancakes or your own homemade bars.
30 DAY GUARANTEE: If you're not completely satisfied with our collagen peptides simply return your product within 30 days for a full refund.

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