What's the difference between grass fed collagen and wild caught marine collagen?Updated 22 days ago

The main difference between our Grass Fed Collagen and Wild Caught Marine Collagen is the type of collagen each contains and where it comes from.

Our Grass Fed Collagen comes from European cattle and contains Type 1 and Type 3 collagen. Both are abundant in the human body, though Type 1 is the most predominant.

Our Wild Caught Marine Collagen comes from wild caught whitefish and contains Type 1 collagen.

Both Grass Fed Collagen and Wild Caught Marine Collagen are free from antibiotics, hormones and GMO feeds. Grass Fed Collagen is a good all-rounder if your lifestyle or any intolerances allow beef. You might also choose Grass Fed Collagen over Wild Caught Marine Collagen if you have an allergy or intolerance to fish or shellfish. It can help support skin, hair, nail, bone, joint and gut health.

Wild Caught Marine Collagen is a good option if you have an allergy or intolerance to beef, or you simply prefer to avoid products from cattle. It's also great if you want to focus specifically on skin, hair or nail health.

You can take Grass Fed Collagen and Wild Caught Marine Collagen together for an extra boost of Type 1 collagen if you'd like. Just stick to the recommended serving of 13g a day, which is around two level tablespoons.

In our "Learn" section, we have articles that go into more depth about the differences, and which collagen might suit you best. Take a look at "The differences between Grass Fed Collagen and Wild Caught Marine Collagen" and Grass Fed Collagen v Wild Caught Marine Collagen to learn more.