Horbäach Multi Collagen Protein Powder 16 oz | Type I, II, III, V, X | Unflavored | for Men and Women | Non-GMO, Gluten Free Supplement

I'll be honest, this is the first collagen-focused brand I've ever tried (compared to a protein powder that includes collagen in it), as I was pretty particular about what kind I got. I wanted to avoid artificial sweeteners, fillers, dyes, and any other things that could give me unpleasant side effects (as I already, unfortunately, get a good bit of them from other parts of my diet, like my pre-workout). That being said: I really like this collagen powder. It's a consistently good product (I was ordering the smaller tubs for a while, but I've since gone ahead and bought the two pound containers) in taste, smell, and texture. It blends well in everything I've used it in. HOWEVER, that being said, I NEED you to keep in mind that this is a no-BS collagen powder. It's not drowning in flavors or sweeteners, so you will get the full experience here. I STRONGLY recommend blending it with something that has a strong flavor profile. Drinking it in something mild will make you regret your life choices (unless you like a meaty/fishy taste, I guess?). I've mixed it with pre-workout, protein shakes, and juices. I will say that the flavor of the juice will matter, as lighter juices (like, say, apple juice) do not mask the flavor of the collagen powder as well as something more intensely flavored will. You should definitely experiment and see what it works best with for you, since your pallet will be different from mine. In my protein shakes and pre-workout drinks, it's barely noticeable (there's a very mild aftertaste, but it's not like it'll assault your senses or anything). I've added this to one food item and I've had no issues thus far, and that's yogurt bowls. I'll do Greek yogurt, the collagen powder, and whatever toppings I like, and I've had no issues with it so far. I've also added protein powder to the same yogurt bowls and that flavor overwhelms it completely. I've had no issues with digestive upset or any issues with the consistency. I haven't mixed it with hot items before, so I don't know how it would taste in something like coffee. For the benefits: I've been using collagen powder since 2022 (and inconsistently, since I try to mix it with something either pre- or post-workout, and I don't use those on a daily basis) for my skin and nails specifically. My nails used to be super brittle and would break/crack/split/bend easily, but I've noticed a difference in their quality over time. They're stronger, thicker, and healthier than they've ever been; they can actually bend/flex and they won't crack/split/tear, and it has resistance behind the bend. This could also partially be due to my diet, environment, and/or genetics, but I think the collagen helped make a HUGE difference in that. I don't have the aforementioned issues anymore, so I'm super happy about that. As for my skin, I don't know how to describe it, but it feels/looks healthier and plump. I use the powder and moisturizers/sunscreen and things like that as well, so it's not JUST due to the collagen, but I feel that working it into my regimen has helped it out. My nails are the biggest benefit. Again, I've been using this collagen powder since 2022, and as long as their quality/processes/ingredients don't make a drastic change, I'm sticking with them. I love this stuff. All of that being said: if you're not sure if you're going to like it, order the smaller container first and give it a try. Just remember to have good stuff to blend it into. :)

I’ve been using Horbäach Multi Collagen Protein Powder for a long time, having purchased it over a dozen times. My daily routine is simple: I mix it into my morning coffee, and it blends seamlessly without affecting the taste. Although the label doesn’t explicitly state it, I contacted the brand’s customer service and confirmed that this product primarily contains hydrolyzed collagen peptides. Specifically, it includes: ・Hydrolyzed Bovine (Types I and III) ・Hydrolyzed Fish (Type I) ・Hydrolyzed Chicken (Type II) These sources are hydrolyzed, meaning the collagen is broken down into smaller peptides for better absorption. The only exception is the eggshell membrane collagen (Types I, V, and X), which is not hydrolyzed. However, I’ve found that this is standard across many collagen products on Amazon. I initially started using this collagen powder to support my knee health, and it has made a difference, especially when combined with other supplements like boswellia, bromelain, and curcumin. An unexpected benefit has been the compliments I receive on my appearance—many people tell me I look 20 years younger than my actual age. So, I’d say it’s also doing wonders for my skin and gums. One tip for fellow buyers: I recently discovered that Horbäach offers this product in a larger, 32 oz container, which is much more cost-effective than the 16 oz size I’ve been buying. Once I finish my current bottle, I’ll be switching to the larger size for better value. Highly recommend it for anyone looking to support their joints, skin, and overall wellness.

i originally started using collagen for joint pail relief. absolutely have noticed a huge difference. i have arthritis mainly in my knee so it was getting difficult to move. this makes it possible to get up and walk/run/exercise/whatever i want to do without taking a bunch of meds everyday. this is the 3rd brand i’ve tried and is also the cheapest. it’s great for the price! the affects are the same as the more expensive brands and i think it dissolves better than the Ancient Nutrition brand which was much more costly. there is a slight smell and taste in cold drinks but it’s manageable. in plain room temp/cold water however i find it completely undrinkable. but i typically put it in coffee or a protein shake in the morning and it dissolves fine and has no taste. i’ve purchased this 2 times in a row and will likely continue to purchase this brand.

Flavor & clump review - I have only used this 3x so not reviewing on benefits for body I am really happy with this product. I liked what it had for the price. I have been adding 2 scoops to my morning matcha latte. It does change the taste ever so slightly, but not enough for it to bother me or to stop drinking it. I honestly think after a week I won’t even notice it! I follow the instructions and mix it in warm water - since I am making matcha I mix it in at a water temp of 170f. I use an electric hand mixer/whisk that is battery operated. I also purchased on Amazon. Comes out perfect with no clumping. Has a funny smell before I add in my vanilla almond milk, but it doesn’t bother me as I don’t smell it when I drink. Match Latte w/ collagen: 1/2 tsp matcha sifted Spoonful of local honey (for allergies and because honey is the best) 2 scoops collagen 2.5 fl oz of 170F water Whisk Then add: 8 oz vanilla almond milk Ice In a glass (because everything tastes best in glass) It’s my favorite drink - great health benefits - good protein - steady energy -— So update. Went through my first bottle and now on second - this stuff is great. I have so much new hair growth it’s crazy. I’ve used just in warm water, coffee and matcha latte now. All taste great.

Doesn't dissolve that easily and there is a funny smell. I am giving it a try so I will surely update the comments regarding the efficiency at a later stage.

Second order. It's currently the best value among multi-collagen powders sold on Amazon.

Good product this is my 5 order will order 1 to 2 per month. Highly recommended. Can use use safely. Will keep on ordering.

I bought it because of more types of collagens than most. The product seems OK, no major difference from other brands I used. But the container is not OK.The lid is almost 5" in diameter, too big to grab well unless you have huge hands. It has to go into the groove just right, otherwise it jams and you can not turn it close or open. Frustrating to deal with so I transfered the content into a more user-friendly jar and do not plan to buy this again.