ORGANIKA

ORGANIKA Full Spectrum Collagen Type 1,2,3 (250 gr)

$37.39 CAD

Collagen, but make it a mug of savoury broth on a grey afternoon. Organika Full Spectrum Collagen Type 1, 2, 3 blends hydrolyzed bovine and fish collagen with chicken bone broth to provide all three main collagen type...

Details

Collagen, but make it a mug of savoury broth on a grey afternoon. Organika Full Spectrum Collagen Type 1, 2, 3 blends hydrolyzed bovine and fish collagen with chicken bone broth to provide all three main collagen types in one 250 g powder. It suits the woman who wants hair, skin, nails and joints covered by one daily ritual.

Why you'll love it

  • Types 1, 2 and 3 collagen in one powder
  • Sourced from grass-fed cattle, cod and cage-free chicken
  • Non-GMO and antibiotic-free, with no added hormones
  • Chicken bone broth adds naturally occurring hyaluronic acid
  • Makes a savoury sipping broth with a pinch of salt and spices

How to use

Make a sipping broth by mixing 2 tablespoons in 125 ml of hot water. Add salt and spices to taste. For joint comfort, use for a minimum of 5 months.

What's inside

  • Hydrolyzed bovine collagen — types 1 and 3, from North American grass-fed cattle
  • Hydrolyzed fish collagen — type 1, from cod
  • Chicken bone broth — type 2 collagen, from cage-free chicken cartilage

Good to know

  • NPN 80091754
  • Contains fish and chicken; not suitable for vegetarians or vegans
  • Consult a health care practitioner before use if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have a liver or kidney condition, or follow a low-protein diet
  • May cause mild digestive upset

FAQs

What does it taste like?
Thanks to the chicken bone broth, it has a mild, savoury flavour. The label suggests mixing 2 tablespoons into 125 ml of hot water and seasoning with salt and spices for a comforting sipping broth.

Why types 1, 2 and 3?
Type 1 and 3 collagen come from bovine and fish sources and are associated with skin, hair and nails. Type 2 comes from chicken cartilage and is associated with joints and connective tissue.