Wild NutritionFood-Grown® Collagen 500 Plus | 500 Dalton Weight peptides for Optimal Absorption | Collagen-synthesising Mesoporosil® | Hydrolised Marine Collagen | Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Biotin

Very good items a bit expensive,need try more,no side effect

I recently ordered this Food-Grown Collagen supplement that contains 500 Dalton weight peptides for optimal absorption. This particular product includes Collagen-synthesising Mesoporosil®, Hydrolised Marine Collagen, Vitamin C, Vitamin E, and Biotin. One of the reasons I chose this supplement is because it has a low weight, meaning the dosage is only 3g compared to the 10-20g typically found in other collagen powders.Upon trying the supplement, I noticed that it does have a slight fishy smell, but the taste is not overwhelmingly fishy. I found it easy to mix with my drinks, making it convenient to incorporate into my daily routine. It is important to note that due to the lower dosage, it may take some time before I start seeing noticeable anti-aging effects. Some sources suggest that it could take anywhere from 6-12 months of consistent use to see results.One concern I have about this supplement is the lack of a GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) mark for its facility. This has left me feeling unsure about the quality and manufacturing standards of the product.Despite this, I plan to continue using the supplement and monitoring any changes in my skin and overall health. Thank you for taking time to read my review. I hope you 👍 find it helpful.

First of all, ignore the label on the bottle that says it's for women. I'm a man, I'm rugged (grrrr!) but I like to take care of my skin because I spend a lot of time outdoors.Collagen is great for the skin, bone, nails, joints and hair. What I love about this particular variant is that it's food grown and, therefore, should mean a superior bioavailability which, in turn, the body should utilise more efficiently than typical, artificially derived products. And that's exactly what I find with this collagen and indeed, other Wild Nutrition products that I'm using.Since using this variant of collagen, my skin seems more supple and I'm having to clip my nails a day earlier than usual. I can't comment on my hair as I shave my head.My only issue over other brands of collagen I've tried is that there's an ever so slight taste in my coffee. With that in mind, I now add it to a glass of water and neck it down in one and have my coffee tasting as it should.This product is relatively expensive but the benefits for me outweigh the cost. What I would say though is measure the dose and don't just guesstimate it. If you're a little ham-fisted like me, You'll get through it too quickly, which can make it unnecessarily expensive. I have no problem whatsoever recommending this collagen.

This is the first time I’ve tried collagen in powdered form as normally it would be in pill form (albeit powder inside the capsule), but this for me has a slight taste which isn’t too strong but not too pleasant either. I therefore tried it with a dissolving vit c/zinc pill and it’s much better. It dissolves easily enough but it’s not easy getting the accurate amount of 3/4 teaspoon. Hard to judge efficacy but so far so good. It’s quite expensive hoping for noticeable improvement to hair and skin tone etc.

On the outside, this jar of Wild Nutrition Collagen is fairly unassuming. 3g (3/4 of a teaspoon) can be added to a drink (and whilst it is unflavoured, I'd recommend something like a tea over water to take away the slight aftertaste).However when you read more about Wild Nutrition, you can see that their entire approach is different, and that's what you're getting in the bottle. With an emphasis on science-led "food-grown" nutrition, supplements are kept as close to the original food-source form as possible, which (they claim) leads to better absorption of the nutrients.I've been adding collagen to my tea for a month now, and it's far too early to tell whether this has had measurable effect, but I do find myself strongly agreeing with their ethos, and their approach to nutrition supplements.

The issue here is it is a powder which I thought I'd try but just didn't get on with. Conclusion - I prefer capsules. There are plenty of reasons to go for this product if you don't mind a powder as it is a premium product, considered purchase at the current price, and with some key elements in the mix which could be helpful to daily life as one ages. There is a taste to it and I tried different ways to avoid that but the texture and taste of the powder are unavoidable. I'd love to be more positive and it may be fine for many other people but just not me.

Very disappointing. Absolutely not flavourless. It is fishy and very off putting. I am not sure if it was a bad bottle, but Wild Nutrition won't look at refunding it as it was purchased on Amazon so will have to go through them.

Taking 3-4 teaspoons per day it does not last 30 days, more like 2 weeks I would say. Quite difficult too know how much to take.