Collection: Marine Collagen Powder

This formula features premium, Type I Marine Collagen Peptides (Hydrolysed Collagen). Type I is the most abundant form of collagen in the human body and is highly regarded for its superior absorption and targeted benefits for skin, hair, and nails.

When consumed daily in conjunction with a healthy, varied diet, they offer a wide range of clinically backed benefits:

• Reduces Fine Lines & Wrinkles: Helps smooth skin texture and minimize the visible signs of aging.*
• Enhances Hydration & Elasticity: Improves skin moisture levels and restores natural firmness.*
• Strengthens Hair & Nails: Supplies the structural amino acids needed to prevent brittleness and promote growth.*
• Supports Gut Wellbeing: Contains specific amino acids (like glycine and proline) that aid in maintaining a healthy digestive lining.*
• Promotes Skin Healing: Assists the body's natural recovery and cellular repair processes.*

* When consumed in conjunction with a healthy, varied diet. It's always best to consult with a healthcare professional to determine if collagen supplementation is appropriate for your specific needs.

That depends on the exact product:

• Mixed Berry Formula: Simply mix one scoop into 200ml of cold water, stir well, and enjoy as a refreshing daily drink.
• Unflavoured Formula: Highly versatile and heat-stable, this powder dissolves seamlessly into any hot or cold beverage such as coffee, tea, smoothies, or juice. It can also be mixed into everyday foods like soups, oatmeal, or baking recipes without altering the taste or texture.

Our Marine Collagen is produced in France using byproducts from the fish industry in Europe. By upcycling materials that would otherwise go to waste, our manufacturer utilises a mix of farmed and wild-caught fish. They collaborate exclusively with ethical and sustainable fisheries, all verified by Friend of the Sea.

The body naturally produces collagen by breaking down dietary protein into amino acids, which are then reassembled into collagen fibers.

While there are at least 28 different types of collagen, roughly 80% to 90% of the body's supply consists of Types I, II, and III. Type I is found predominantly in the skin, bones, and tendons; Type II is concentrated in cartilage; and Type III supports reticular fibers, often alongside Type I.

As the body ages, natural collagen production steadily decreases. This decline can lead to common signs of aging, such as skin wrinkles, joint discomfort, and weaker bones.

While it is possible to get enough collagen through diet alone, doing so can be challenging. Natural dietary collagen is found exclusively in animal connective tissues, such as cartilage, bone marrow, tendons, and bone broth, which are not typically staples in the modern diet. Supplementation offers a simple, reliable way to bridge this gap.

It's always best to consult with a healthcare professional to determine if collagen supplementation is appropriate for your specific needs.

Yes, we’re using premium Marine Collagen Peptides (Hydrolysed Marine Collagen), which has been the subject of extensive research on the benefits of supplementation. For more information, read our blog, The Power of Collagen: Key Benefits from a Dietitian’s Perspective.

While collagen and gelatin are derived from the same protein and share similar nutritional benefits, their differences in processing and properties make them suitable for different uses. Collagen, especially in its hydrolysed form, is typically used for supplementation, while gelatin is primarily used in cooking and food preparation.

Our Unflavoured Collagen is 100% pure collagen powder, whereas our Mixed Berry Collagen Powder marine supplement includes all-natural flavours and vitamin D3 powder. Tropical is another pure collagen that is mixed with flavour so you can enjoy this on its own without having to mix in with another supplement or drink. 

Collagen is not vegan because it is sourced from animals. However, vegan collagen-boosting supplements are available to support the body’s collagen production without using animal-derived ingredients. Supplements include vitamin C, amino acids, some plant extracts and protein-rich foods or supplements.

We don’t have bovine collagen in a pure, unflavoured variety; however, our Whey Protein Water all uses bovine collagen as the source of protein (18g per serve!). It comes in a range of flavours, which you can view here.

Yes, collagen can generally be taken alongside most other supplements. If you’re using multiple products with collagen or have any health conditions, we recommend consulting your healthcare professional before combining with other supplements.

Collagen is generally considered safe while breastfeeding when taken as directed. However, we recommend consulting your healthcare professional before adding any new supplement to your routine.