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Sports Research collagen peptides supply Type I and Type III collagen.

Most servings provide about 11 grams (11,000 mg) of collagen peptides per scoop (some variants list 10 g). Protein per serving is listed in the 9–11 gram range.

The powders are hydrolyzed and designed to dissolve easily in hot or cold liquids. They are described as mixing completely into coffee, tea, smoothies, soups and similar drinks.

Product bullet points list Non-GMO, Paleo-friendly, and Keto-certified. The descriptions state they do not contain any of the nine major allergens.

The collagen peptides are sourced from cattle and supplied as hydrolyzed, low–molecular-weight peptides.

The powders are described as containing 18 amino acids. Examples highlighted include glycine, proline, and hydroxyproline.

Bullet points indicate the products are intended for adult use and advise consulting a doctor if you are pregnant or nursing.

Where nutrition details are provided, the powders list 40 calories per serving.

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