Collagen Powder for Bones
One scoop in water. Neutral in taste. Fits into any morning routine.
Type I collagen peptides from beef
Collagen for bones. As powder or capsules.
Collagen is the framework of the bone matrix. That is why collagen is at the centre of our protocol.
The protocol
One daily serving.
Two routes: powder or capsules.
The same collagen peptides.
Powder: 5 g a day. Capsules: 6, about 3 g.
Collagen Capsules for Bones
6 capsules a day. No preparation. Fits in any bag — for on the go.
The body needs regular intake.
The format is your choice.
Collagen and bone.
Choose your protocol
One jar, 30 days.Powder or capsules.
5 g of powder or 6 capsules a day – the 90-day protocol is three jars.
Powder for your daily routine. Capsules for on the go.
30
Days
Starter
Start of the protocol
Start of the protocol
34,95 €
30-day guarantee
Recommended
90
Days
90-day protocol
Complete 90-day cycle
Complete 90-day cycle
79,95 €
Free shipping
30-day guarantee
180
Days
180-day protocol
For long-term use
For long-term use
129,95 €
Free shipping
30-day guarantee
30
Days
Starter
Start of the protocol
Start of the protocol
34,95 €
30-day guarantee
Recommended
90
Days
90-day protocol
Complete 90-day cycle
Complete 90-day cycle
79,95 €
Free shipping
30-day guarantee
180
Days
180-day protocol
For long-term use
For long-term use
129,95 €
Free shipping
30-day guarantee
From beef collagen to type I collagen peptides.
Why collagen from Kollagen Institut?
Connective tissue · stained micrograph
Why the raw material matters
Collagen from beef.
Type I only.
Not all collagen is the same: source, collagen type and splitting decide which peptides are in the jar.
In this product: type I collagen peptides only, from beef collagen, hydrolysed – the peptide type studied in a randomised, double-blind twelve-month study.
5 g of powder or 6 capsules a day.
Made in Germany.
Research, disclosed.
More about collagen for bones
Bones in everyday life
Diet, exercise, calcium and vitamin D: what bone metabolism involves and what role collagen plays in the bone matrix.
Type 1 collagen at a glance
Over 90% of the organic bone matrix is type 1 collagen. We explain where this collagen type is found and what type 1 collagen peptides are made from.
Collagen sources compared
Beef, pork or fish: we compare sources, collagen types and hydrolysis – and what to look for when choosing a collagen supplement.
Can you take collagen long term?
Studies on collagen peptides ran over weeks to years. We explain what is known about long-term use and how to fit the protocol into your day.
Collagen: facts vs. myths
What is marketing, what has been studied? We explain how studies on collagen peptides are designed – and where promises call for caution.
FAQs about collagen for bones
What role does collagen play in bone?
Collagen is the framework of the bone matrix: over 90% of its organic part is type 1 collagen, in which minerals such as calcium and phosphate are embedded. That is why our bone protocol uses type I collagen peptides.
Who is the collagen for bones for?
For anyone who wants to take type I collagen peptides from beef every day – as powder (5 g) or 6 capsules. Collagen peptides supplement the diet – they replace neither a balanced diet nor medical advice.
Which collagen is in the product?
Collagen hydrolysate from beef, type I only – the collagen type of the bone matrix. The capsules contain the same collagen in a cellulose (HPMC) shell.
How do I take the collagen for bones?
As a powder: stir one scoop (5 g) daily into water, juice or a drink of your choice — neutral in taste, no preparation.
As capsules: 6 capsules a day with a glass of water. Both formats contain 30 servings — one month of the protocol.