
Multi Collagen Powder
One scoop in water. Neutral in taste. Fits into any morning routine.
Not all collagen works the same.
Your goal decides your protocol.
Collagen from pork, beef, fish, chicken and eggshell membrane – in one daily serving.
The protocol
One daily serving.
Two routes: powder or capsules.
Two formats. The same collagen peptides.
Powder: 5 g a day. Capsules: 6 a day, 3 g.

One scoop in water. Neutral in taste. Fits into any morning routine.

6 capsules a day. No preparation. Fits in any bag — for on the go.
The body needs regular intake.
The format is your choice.
5 g powder or 6 capsules a day – for 30, 90 or 180 days.
Powder for your daily routine. Capsules for on the go.
Start of the protocol
Start of the protocol
Complete 90-day cycle
Complete 90-day cycle
For long-term use
For long-term use
Start of the protocol
Start of the protocol
Complete 90-day cycle
Complete 90-day cycle
For long-term use
For long-term use

Connective tissue · stained micrograph
What is in Multi
Five collagen types.
One daily serving.
Type I from pork, beef and fish, type III from pork, type II from chicken, types V and X from eggshell membrane.
Multi combines the collagen of our single products – Hair Skin Nails, Joints, Bones and Marine – in one serving: 5 g of powder or 6 capsules (3 g) a day.
The source and amount of every component
are fixed.

We explain which collagen types occur in cartilage, tendons and ligaments, where supplement collagen comes from and how it is made.

What is marine collagen? Find out everything worth knowing about marine collagen here — how fish collagen is made, what sets marine collagen apart from other types of collagen, and how to build fish collagen into your daily routine through collagen products and a healthy diet.

In this blog article we set out the basics of hair growth and the function of collagen. We explain what hair is made of – mainly keratin – and what role collagen plays in the scalp.
We introduce natural collagen sources and collagen supplements and show how lifestyle factors influence hair growth.

To understand collagen, we introduce the most common types – I, II and III – and where they occur in the body.
You will also learn how to fit collagen into your day and how to make the best choice when it comes to collagen supplements.

What exactly is collagen hydrolysate? We look at the sources of collagen hydrolysate and explain its production methods. We analyse the particular properties of collagen hydrolysate. Finally we describe how to build collagen hydrolysate into your diet.
Collagen is the most abundant structural protein in the human body – a main component of skin, tendons and bone. The body contains several collagen types; Multi contains five of them: types I, II, III, V and X.
Type I from pork, beef and fish, type III from pork, type II from chicken, types V and X from eggshell membrane. 6 capsules (3 g) contain the same blend as 5 g of powder.
For anyone who does not want to choose between our single products: Multi contains the collagen of Hair Skin Nails, Joints, Bones and Marine in one serving – plus collagen from chicken and eggshell membrane.
Multi combines the collagen peptides of our single products. There is no study of the blend itself; its components were studied one by one. Made in Germany, with no additives or preservatives. And with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
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.
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