Vegan Collagen Booster

I’m so happy with this vegan collagen booster! I’ve noticed a real improvement in my skin, nails, and overall health. It’s great to have a clean, sustainable option that actually works. The ingredients are high-quality, and I appreciate the eco-friendly glass bottle. Definitely recommend to anyone looking for a plant-based collagen alternative.

It is perfect for those who are on vegan diet, I use it for almost 3 years now. It rrally works

These are a bit large, especially when the serving size is 2 a day but they work very well. It’s worth it.

Easy to swallow, no after taste. Only been using a couple days so too soon to notice any results but so far it’s good.

Amazing product researched a lot online and found this to be ideal

Healthier hair and nails with consistent use. I noticed when I stopped using them my nails were a little weaker and broke more so that was a good reminder to take them again. I love that they're vegan. No noticeable taste.

After having my son I lost a lot of hair and fragile nails. It is so hard to find a TRUE VEGAN supplement that actually works, BUT HERE IT IS LADYS!!!! My hair, skin, and nails are BACK! I have been taking these for two weeks and it worked!!!! Performance is excellent, no taste unless you let it sit in your mouth or bust it then it taste like powder green tea almost

What is the palmitate derived from and is it truly a vegan supplement? Why is the zinc 15 mg when zinc RDA for women is 8 mg. It’s less than the Tolerable Upper Intake Level but possibly should be reduced based on RDA. If vitamin c derived from ascorbic acid is less friendly on the gastrointestinal system, why not use calcium ascorbate? These are my three concerns so far. I hope someone from the company can respond. Lastly, “Supplementing with biotin beyond recommended intakes can cause clinically significant falsely high or falsely low laboratory test results, depending on the test. These incorrect results may lead to inappropriate patient management or misdiagnosis of a medical condition” (“National Institutes of Health”). This product needs to be reformulated.