What the official page says
The official nutrition panel lists hydrolyzed collagen peptide complex from bovine and chicken sources, with no other ingredients. The label’s protein amount and serving size are kept separate from clinical-evidence claims.
What to verify next
Oral collagen studies differ in peptide source, dose, duration and outcomes. The linked PubMed index is a starting point for research, not proof that this product will change skin, joints or any condition.
How the formula may work
Collagen peptides provide hydrolyzed protein fragments that are digested into amino acids and small peptides. Research hypotheses include effects on connective-tissue substrate and signalling, but absorption does not mean that every peptide reaches a chosen tissue or produces a clinical change.
Active ingredients
Ingredient names and amounts follow the official source where disclosed. Missing values are not inferred.
Other ingredients / excipients
- Hydrolyzed collagen peptides 11.1 g per scoop
- 10 g protein 45 calories per serving
- 343 g powder Item 02408
Label serving direction
Mix one scoop daily with water or another beverage, or as recommended by a healthcare practitioner.
Primary health-goal users
- Adults comparing protein powders and collagen-specific products
- Readers who need to account for bovine and chicken sources
- People evaluating appearance or musculoskeletal goals alongside diet and appropriate medical care
Potential benefits and evidence framing
- Provides 11.1 g of hydrolyzed collagen peptide complex and 10 g protein per scoop
- A convenient protein source for people who tolerate the listed animal sources
- Research is still outcome- and formulation-specific; this page does not promise skin, joint or pain outcomes
Possible adverse effects
- Bloating, fullness or digestive discomfort can occur with protein supplements
- Allergy is possible with bovine or chicken-derived material
- The powder is not a complete substitute for a varied protein-containing diet
Contraindications and precautions
- Avoid if allergic to bovine or chicken sources or if the current label conflicts with dietary restrictions
- Review kidney disease, protein restrictions, pregnancy and lactation with a clinician
- Persistent pain, swelling, skin change or functional loss requires appropriate evaluation
Questions to keep visible
Contains bovine and chicken-derived collagen. Review allergies, dietary restrictions, pregnancy, lactation and personal goals with a professional; persistent pain or skin changes need proper evaluation.
Evidence and source trail
- Life Extension — Collagen Peptides for Skin & Joints product page Source type: Official product page · Source language: English · Last checked: 2026-08-04
- PubMed — oral collagen peptide research search Source type: Independent research index · Source language: English · Last checked: 2026-08-04