hydrolysed collagen powder
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Most hydrolysed collagen powders highlight Type I and Type III collagen. Some multi-collagen formulas list additional types as well, commonly including Types II, V and X (reported in the product data as types 1, 2, 3, 5 and 10).
Per-serving collagen amounts vary widely. Examples in the data show servings of about 6,600 mg, 9,000 mg, 10,000 mg up to 20,000 mg (roughly 6.6 g–20 g), and some labels explicitly list 20 g per serving.
Sources shown in the data include grass-fed or pasture-raised bovine collagen, organic chicken and beef bone broths, wild-caught fish collagen, and eggshell-derived collagen.
Many powders are offered unflavoured (flavourless) for mixing into foods and drinks, and some products are available in flavoured varieties—for example, chocolate.
Labels often note adult use only or list a suggested age such as "18 Years and Up." They commonly advise consulting a doctor if pregnant, nursing, or having medical conditions, and include standard keep‑out‑of‑reach‑of‑children warnings.