10 Amazing Vegan Collagen Products!

Collagen, often referred to as the “glue” that holds our bodies together, is a protein with a pivotal role in maintaining the health of our joints and skin elasticity. This protein constitutes a significant portion of our musculoskeletal system, making up about three-quarters of our skin and a third of the total protein content in our bodies. However, as we age, the natural breakdown of existing collagen and the body’s declining ability to produce more becomes a concern for many. To address this, an increasing number of people are turning to collagen supplements, which come in various forms, including powders, capsules, gummies, and liquids. These supplements aim to replenish and Support the body’s collagen levels, offering an array of potential health benefits.

While collagen is naturally produced by our bodies through the combination of specific amino acids found in various foods, supplementing with collagen products has gained popularity due to its potential to enhance skin health, promote joint well-being, and more.

1. Moon Juice

Moon Juice Collagen Protect is a vegan creamer for skin hydration with only 3 ingredients. It is soy-free, gluten-free, non-GMO, and contains no fillers. The 8.5-ounce package costs $52.20.

One reviewer said, “So I bought this thinkin’ hey maybe this will work but dont get my hopes up but OMG! It works! So well! I mix it in my coffee in the morning. My skin is clearer, more tightened, and toned. I feel 20 again! Added plus. It really helps my hip pain! Best purchase! I’ve tried pearl powder before from this company. While slightly expensive the products and results are worth it!”

2. Mary Ruth’s

MaryRuth’s Collagen Boosting Gummies are vegan gummies that are a tasty way to get your collagen. Not only does this have collagen, but the formula has L-lysine, amla fruit, and vitamins A and C. Also it is non-GMO, vegan, nut-free, gluten-free, soy-free, corn-free, nightshade-free, sugar-free, and are made in a GMP facility. The bottle of 90 gummies costs $29.65.

One reviewer said, “My hair looks healthier and shinier! But I do some other treatments for my hair too. So I don’t know if it’s just for this collagen or not. Usually, collagen supplements taste nasty BUT THIS ONE IS YUMMY! I can have them as gummies.”

3. Ora

Ora Organic Vegan Collagen-Boosting Powder includes Aloe Vera, Pea Protein, Silica, Vitamin C, and Vitamin E. It is also all vegan, non-GMO, whole-food, and USDA-certified organic.  Plus, this powder is free of gluten, dairy, fillers, sugar, and artificial ingredients. For 20 servings it costs $33.29.

Daria said, “I am vegan and of course, I need to take something to boost collagen in my buddy. Nothing really worked before. I also could not keep up with taking vitamins or other powders as They did not taste well.

I have been using this brand for 3 weeks already and I see that my skin improved and became less dry. The product also tastes good – I just mix it with water and drink it like a hot cocoa.”

4. Amazing Grass

Amazing Grass GLOW Vegan Collagen Support contains 100 percent of your biotin and is completely plant-based. It also has B complex and C vitamins and is made with organic, plant-based protein with reviving superfoods. Each serving packs 15g of vegan protein. It comes in 5+ flavors (including wild berry, dark chocolate, chocolate rose, Mayan chocolate, and vanilla). For 15 servings it costs $23.99.

Mikaela said, “I’m vegetarian and it dawned on me that I was missing some vitamins in my diet that help promote healthy skin, hair, and nails. I already make a smoothie every morning for breakfast so it was really easy to just add a scoop of this to it. I love the taste. I’ve only been taking it for 10 days so I think it’s a bit soon still to know the effects of it. I have noticed my knees feel better during and after my workouts. I danced competitively for 10 years so my knees make all sorts of sounds…and I’m only 32 :( But I think this is just starting to kick in and helping my joints. I’ll comment back with an update in a month with any other changes I notice :)”

5. Wild Fuel

Wild Fuel Vegan Collagen Builder Tablets are made to boost the health of your hair, skin, and nails. It is vegan, organic, and non-GMO. For 30 pills it costs, $23.39.

One reviewer said, “I very much appreciate a vegan option for a collagen supplement. I keep my vegan diet varied and it’s nice to have a supplement to ‘fill in the cracks’ every once in a while – it’s an easy, on-the-go supplement, especially for traveling when getting all the nutrition you want may not be easy to manage.”

6. PlantFusion

PlantFusion Vegan Collagen Powder is non-GMO, gluten-free, dairy-free, and completely plant-based. It’s made with Saberry amla fruit extract, amino acids proline and glycine, and plant protein. For 11.43 ounces it costs $43.99.

Julie said, “Started using it a couple of weeks ago, 1 scoop per day, serving is 2, but the scooper is huge, and trying to make it last a little longer. I am definitely noticing a big difference in my complexion, especially around my eyes. I had a crease under one of them and it’s practically all gone, looks a lot lighter around my eyes. I hardly have to wear any makeup, a little concealer, mascara, some lip gloss I’m good to go. Curious to see how much more it would improve after 2 scoops. Taste is very Earthy but not to the point of it bothering me. Will post results soon!”

7. Purity Products

Purity Products Vegan Collagen Builder includes biotin, lutein, and antioxidants. It is also vegan, zero sugar, and non-GMO. A 30-tablet bottle costs $17.05.

Maria B said, “I’ve been using Vegan Collagen Builder for ages. My hair is much thicker and my nails grow like weeds. My skin is even better. I have Mixed Connective Tissue Disease, and tried the product because my hair was falling out. Finding something like this that really works has been such a bonus for me.”

8. SunWarrior

Sunwarrior Vegan Collagen Building Powder is organic, vegan, keto, and paleo-friendly. The formula includes more than just collagen — it has hyaluronic acid, biotin, vitamin C, and amino acids glycine, proline, and hydroxyproline. It comes in multiple flavors including chocolate, churro, and coffee! A 1.1-pound bottle costs $33.03. 

One reviewer said, “I became hooked on SunWarrior Vegan Collagen Peptides in Feb 2023. Wanting more protein I decided to try the Protein Warrior Blend in August. Wow! All my needs met…organic, no soy, dairy, gluten, or sugar in a tasty vanilla flavor. My “go to” protein supplement <3”

9. Anima Mundi Apothecary

Anima Mundi Vegan Collagen Booster Powder has a wide variety of herbs that all have different benefits. It is non-GMO, gluten-free, and uses fair-trade practices. The price for four ounces is $34.

Nathalie Fouyer said, “Anima Mundi Collagen Booster delivers everything the label advertises “100% Vegan Plant-Based… HERBS with our formula…PROTECT and Support our OWN COLLAGEN RECEPTORS.” I trust this company 100%, and it is a rare commodity to find an authentic and trustworthy product in this day and age, especially on Amazon. As for the taste, it was a bit off-putting at first, but then I got used to it but adding honey to it can remedy that problem very easily. I am not a big fan of sugar, so I LOVE THIS PRODUCT as is! Thank you ANIMA MUNDI!!”

10. Garden of Life

Garden of Life Vegan Collagen Builder is vegan and includes high polyphenolic pomegranate and whole-food biotin, antioxidants, turmeric, amla, green, and rooibos tea. It is USDA-certified organic, gluten-free, vegan, non-GMO, and kosher. For 60 tablets it costs $29.44. 

Melanie said, “As an older woman, I suffer from significant hair loss. I combine this with collagen capsules and extra biotin. I have noticed a big difference! I know it works because I stopped taking this collagen builder for about 6 weeks (and kept taking the collagen and biotin) and my hair loss increased significantly. When I resumed use, the results were amazing.”

Collagen, a vital component of our bodies, plays a crucial role in maintaining our overall health and well-being. The benefits of collagen supplements extend beyond skin health and joint Support, encompassing stronger bones, healthier hair and nails, reduced osteoarthritis pain, increased muscle mass, and improved heart health. These benefits hold promise for people seeking holistic wellness solutions.

Collagen can also be found in many food sources like cabbage, mushroom, asparagus, citrus fruits, and more. Download the Food Monster App for recipes using collagen-rich foods.

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