VitaMedica Collagen Peptides Powder, Hydrolyzed Types I, 30 Servings

Powder Bovine

$29.95

Amazon price as of Nov 13, 2026 00:39 UTC — may change.

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48servings per container

$0.62price per serving

4.4Amazon rating

Type I and IIIcollagen types

About this product

This is a bovine collagen powder from VitaMedica that is labeled as collagen types I and III, contains 30 servings per container and is unflavored. It is marketed as grass-fed, pasture-raised, non-GMO and hydrolyzed.

Bovine collagen provides mainly Types I and III and is usually the most affordable collagen per gram. Powders mix into coffee, smoothies or water and usually give the most collagen for the money. Check the Supplement Facts on Amazon for exact amounts and allergens.

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Health and Beauty: Look great and feel great with VitaMedica's Collagen Peptides. A scoop serving per day supports healthy hair, skin, nails, bones, and joints.
High Quality Hydrolyzed Collagen: Ethically sourced from grass-fed, pasture raised, BSE-free cattle. Our hydrolyzed collagen is easily and rapidly absorbed by the body.
High Source of Protein: One scoop delivers over 14 grams of protein. Double the serving for 28 grams. 17 total amino acids (8 essential). Non-GMO.
30 Servings: Unflavored, easily digestible, VitaMedica's Collagen Peptides mix easily into smoothies, hot or cold drinks, soups, food, and more.
Trusted, Physician Formulated Brand: Discover why thousands of plastic surgeons, dermatologists and other skin care medical professionals have entrusted VitaMedica with their patients' beauty, wellness and vitality for over 25 years. Made in USA.

Details above come from the manufacturer’s Amazon listing and our own notes; always read the label. Not medical advice. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.

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