Collagen Powder for Joints and Cartilage
One scoop in water. Neutral in taste. Fits into any morning routine.
Type I and III collagen peptides
Collagen for joints and cartilage. As powder or capsules.
Hydrolysed collagen peptides from pork – 5 g of powder or 6 capsules a day.
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 Joints and Cartilage
6 capsules a day. No preparation. Fits in any bag — for on the go.
Consistency counts.
The format is your choice.
What is in the jar.
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
€1.17 a day
€1.17 a day
34,95 €
30-day guarantee
Recommended
90
Days
90-day protocol
€0.89 a day
€0.89 a day
79,95 €
Free shipping
30-day guarantee
180
Days
180-day protocol
€0.72 a day
€0.72 a day
129,95 €
Free shipping
30-day guarantee
30
Days
Starter
€1.17 a day
€1.17 a day
34,95 €
30-day guarantee
Recommended
90
Days
90-day protocol
€0.89 a day
€0.89 a day
79,95 €
Free shipping
30-day guarantee
180
Days
180-day protocol
€0.72 a day
€0.72 a day
129,95 €
Free shipping
30-day guarantee
From pork collagen to a defined peptide profile.
Why collagen from Kollagen Institut?
Connective tissue · stained micrograph
Why the raw material matters
The same peptides as in the studies.
Not a similar raw material.
Not all collagen is the same: source, collagen type and splitting decide which peptides are in the jar.
In this product: type I and III collagen peptides from pork, enzymatically split – the same peptide type studied in five randomised, double-blind studies.
5 g of powder or 6 capsules a day.
Filled in Germany.
Research, disclosed.
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Your questions. Our answers.
What is collagen?
Collagen is the most abundant structural protein in the human body – it is found in skin, tendons, cartilage and bone. Collagen peptides are collagen split into short fragments; our joint collagen contains types I and III from pork.
Who is the joint collagen for?
For anyone who wants to take type I and III collagen peptides from pork 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 types does the joint collagen contain?
Type I and III collagen peptides from pork collagen, hydrolysed. Cartilage itself is mostly type II collagen – that type is not in this product.
Why collagen from Kollagen Institut?
Our peptides are the same as those used in the studies – not similar, but identical raw materials. Clinically studied, filled in Germany, every batch independently lab-tested. Powder with no additives; capsule shell made of cellulose. With a 30-day money-back guarantee.
How do I take the joint collagen?
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.