ZammexMulti Collagen Peptides, 5 Types of Hydrolyzed Collagen Unflavored Protein Powder, 60 Serving, Premium Grass-Fed Beef, Chicken, Wild Fish, Eggshell, Keto & Paleo Friendly, Easy Mix

Ordered for my parents. They love the flavor

Exactly what I wanted.

great! put in my coffee. My skin hair and nails are of a person 20 years younger!!

Find pedigree exceptional credentials just didn't work for me

Delighted to praise this company for their respectful approach to the environment and to their customers (even though can't speak about any supposed health effects of the collagen powder itself, as I take this for general potential preventive and health-support purposes.) In the process of choosing, I went through several review articles on various collagen powders around the internet, then checked - literally, all listings - several pages of top search results from Amazon. Very few offered what I was looking for: responsibly sourced ingredients (such as grass-fed cows, free-range chicken, sustainably-caught fish), some sort of independent analysis or certification, no damned sweeteners of any type, no artificial flavors or tastes of any kind. This product happened to hit the set of expectations best, even though there is room for further enhancement with the analysis/certification part, beyond their current reported clinical research on the efficiency of their collagen. Being a mixture from three types of sources (chicken, beef, fish), it hits the best sourcing practices for all of the ingredients at once, according to the provided description. Furthermore, the list of ingredients is clear in its simplicity. As an added bonus, mentioning some special proprietary formula hints on the existence of R&D developments within the company. The cherry on top was that price per unit of mass was noticeably better than what nearly all of their (few) competitors offered, beating even a bunch of the "non-responsible" but heavily-advertized companies.There were more positive surprises with the arrival of the product. Initially, my examining the packaging found no mentions about the source of the ingredients. I was disappointed and considered returning. However, their customer service happened to contact me by their own initiative, to confirm the delivery and to ask about my initial experience. I used the chance to ask my sourcing questions. To my delight, the concerns were addressed in details and finished with links to their website with even more information. The website happened to emphasize the company's dedication to clean products and environmentalism in sourcing, showing a great overlap with my own views on the industry. The willingness of the customer service to meaningfully answer sourcing questions and address environmental concerns is especially rare and therefore appreciated. So here I am, gladly leaving the positive and detailed review.One other piece that I would want to know about the product itself: its solubility and taste. It dissolves fast, yet leaves small amount of unsoluble residual, which needs to be stirred to form suspension and get ingested. The taste is stronger than some flavorless collagen options offer, but is overall rather weak for me, so isn't a problem. I would expect it to completely disappear if added to coffee or, possibly, orange juice (sorry, don't drink either so no personal testing results.) All versions of fruits-/ veggies-/yoghurt-based smoothies that I've tried certainly cover it up completely.

If using with coffee you may need to pour a second cup to pick up residual collagen or it might be the shells that are not as fine compared to the more expensive brands. Definitely worth the money.

I have been using the unflavored for a couple years as my protein shake choice as well as for oatmeal and even some baking. I can't say I've seen any benefits from collagen but I do miss days and as I get older I know it's something I need and will continue with it regardless- I feel this is a quality brand after lots of research and seeking, and I have tried countless protein powders since the mid 90s! I was excited to see the chocolate coconut flavor as it's a favorite flavor and I was already adding my own cacao to shakes for flavor. I am not a fan of stevia so it's not surprising I find it a bit overpowering. I mix with unsweetened vanilla almond milk. I was mixing the unflavored one with a banana, and I find the chocolate coconut to be better without one. Overall I could live with taste BUT I have also been a big label reader for 20+ years and when looking more intently at this one it does not show carbs or fat that would be added by the cocoa, only potassium. I think you need to write a better detailed label Zammex, and use cacao instead of cocoa- I'll probably stick to the more natural unflavored product because of this.Update* I found a decent use for this- instead of hershey's simple 5 chocolate syrup in chocolate milk for a night sweet craving snack I will use this instead as a healthier snack (did NOT make good hot chocolate though,) and it is also good for baking (chocolate oatmeal cookies so far)