Kwangdong Vita500 Collagen Stick Jelly, Fish Collagen, Mango

Marine

$22.99

Amazon price as of Nov 13, 2026 15:00 UTC — may change.

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20 gcollagen per serving

4.5Amazon rating

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About this product

From KWANGDONG, this marine collagen supplement lists 20 g of collagen per serving and has a mango flavor. Besides collagen, the formula adds vitamin C and vitamin D.

Marine collagen is mostly Type I and suits people who avoid beef or pork — but not anyone with a fish allergy. Check the Supplement Facts on Amazon for exact amounts and allergens.

+ vitamin C+ vitamin D

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From the product listing

Mango collagen jelly stick: A ready-to-eat collagen stick with a clean, refreshing mango flavor and smooth jelly texture, a tasty way to enjoy collagen every day
Beauty from within: Marine fish collagen plus vitamin C, which supports the body's own collagen production and helps maintain healthy-looking skin, hair and nails
Grab-and-go convenience: Individually wrapped jelly sticks slip into a purse, gym bag, desk drawer or carry-on; tear, squeeze and enjoy with nothing to mix or measure
15 sticks per box: Each box holds 15 individually portioned 20g collagen sticks, about a two-week supply at one stick a day with one extra
Healthy Korean food snack: Enjoy one stick in the morning or after a meal, a fun collagen jelly from the Korean grocery store and convenience store snack aisle
Korean collagen from KWANGDONG: From the maker of the Vita500 vitamin drink, a Korean collagen jelly that brings K-beauty snack culture to your daily wellness routine

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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