What's the difference between Grass Fed Protein and collagen?Updated 22 days ago

Both come from real, grass-fed cattle, but they work a little differently.

Grass Fed Collagen is a specific type of protein, broken down into peptides and naturally rich in key amino acids like glycine, proline and hydroxyproline, the building blocks your body uses to form collagen.

Grass Fed Protein is a complete source of protein, providing all nine essential amino acids your body needs to support muscle and bone maintenance. 

Many people choose to use both, collagen for targeted nourishment and Grass Fed Protein for complete, everyday nutrition.