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Where the Collagen Comes From and How It's Made

Further Food's Collagen Peptides come from grass-fed, pasture-raised bovine and wild-caught marine sources (see the collagen-type FAQ above for the difference). The line pairs hydrolyzed collagen with prebiotics and heat-stable probiotics, and every product is non-GMO, gluten-free, and keto-friendly, made without artificial sweeteners or refined seed oils. The Superfood Greens and Turmeric Tonic round out the rest of the daily-use lineup.

The Collagen Form You'll Stick With

Bovine collagen (Type I and III) is the broader-purpose option for skin, hair, nails, and joints, while marine collagen is Type I specifically and comes in smaller peptide particles some research suggests absorb more efficiently, making it the common pick for anyone following a pescatarian diet who wants to skip bovine sourcing. Both are formulated to be keto and paleo compatible, with zero net carbs and no added sugars. If taste is what's stopped a collagen routine from sticking before, the unflavored peptides mix into coffee, smoothies, or oatmeal without changing the flavor, worth trying if a flavored version is the reason a supplement stayed in the cabinet rather than getting used daily.