Supplements that list Type II commonly also include Type I and III; some multi‑collagen formulas add Types V and X as well.
Amounts vary by format: gummies often provide around 100 mg per serving; capsules and tablets range from several hundred milligrams up to a few grams; some powders list much larger servings—up to about 20,000 mg (20 g) per scoop.
Type II collagen supplements are commonly sold as capsules, tablets, powders, and gummies.
Products often pair Type II collagen with joint‑support and skin‑support ingredients—examples include hyaluronic acid (HA) and boron—along with digestive enzyme blends and probiotics. Skin‑focused nutrients commonly listed are vitamin C, zinc, vitamin E, and biotin.
Common sources shown in listings include grass‑fed bovine, marine (fish) collagen, and chicken (including chicken bone broth).
In the listings reviewed, collagen powders provided about 16–20 g of protein per serving. Protein content can vary by product and scoop size, so check the label for exact values.
Common skin‑support additives include vitamin C, zinc, vitamin E, and biotin; some formulas also include hyaluronic acid to support skin moisture.
