
Dr Reiner reviews Nutraviva's product claims, sourcing documentation and batch testing protocols, and advises on how the range is described to customers.
Grass fed bovine collagen peptides, independently tested batch by batch. 10g a serve at 97% protein, 97 cents a serve.

Sourced from pasture raised cattle in Australia and New Zealand, grass fed and grass finished, never grain finished in a feedlot.

The two collagen types that make up most of the collagen found in skin, bone, tendon and the gut lining.

A 10 g scoop is 9.7 g of protein. Nothing is added to bulk out the scoop, so what you measure is what you get.

Enzymatically hydrolysed to a low molecular weight, so it dissolves in cold water and mixes clear without a gel.

No sweeteners, no flavours, no fillers. It disappears into coffee, soup, porridge or a smoothie without changing the taste.

Certified kosher and produced under a HACCP accredited food safety program, audited independently.

Naturally gluten free and dairy free, with no pesticides, chemicals or genetically modified inputs.

Family owned and operated from Bathurst, New South Wales, and stocked by more than 800 Australian retailers.
Collagen is the most abundant protein in the body. It is the scaffolding in skin, bone, tendon and gut lining, and the body makes less of it as you age.
Hydrolysed collagen is broken into short peptides so it dissolves cold and is easy to take daily. Daily is the part that matters.
A 10 g serve of Nutraviva Collagen Hydrolysate is 9.7 g of protein. No sweeteners, no flavours, nothing added to make the scoop look bigger.
Illustrative only, based on customer-reported feedback from verified purchasers. Not intended to represent a clinical or medical outcome. Individual results vary.
Natural collagen production begins to decline from your mid twenties and keeps declining. Topping it up is not a one off, it is a habit.
Not just until you start feeling good.


Dr Reiner reviews Nutraviva's product claims, sourcing documentation and batch testing protocols, and advises on how the range is described to customers.
How a single ingredient pouch compares with the two things most Australians are actually choosing between. Our column is checkable on this site today.
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We started in a kitchen in Bathurst because we could not find a collagen we were happy to give our own family.
Everything on the shelf was a blend. Flavours to cover the taste, sweeteners to make it drinkable, and a scoop where the collagen was only part of what you were paying for.
So we did the boring version instead. One ingredient, named herds, every batch tested, and the results on file for anyone who asks.
Collagen peptides, natural flavour, citric acid, steviol glycosides, silicon dioxide, maltodextrin, vitamin C, hyaluronic acid, colour (150d), silica.
Grass fed and grass finished. 97% protein per serve. That is the list.
Collagen hydrolysate is collagen that has been broken down enzymatically into short peptides. That makes it dissolve in cold liquid and easy to take every day, unlike gelatin which sets into a gel.
Anyone topping up a protein that the body makes less of with age. Our customers are usually people managing joints, recovering from training, or looking after skin, hair and nails.
One 10 g scoop a day, stirred into anything. Hot or cold, water, coffee, a smoothie or a bowl of soup. It is unflavoured, so it goes where it suits you.
Nails are usually first, around weeks four to eight. Skin and hair are most often reported between eight and twelve weeks, which is the window published collagen research uses. Individual results vary.
Yes. The hydrolysate is milled to a low molecular weight and mixes clear in cold water without clumping. The gelatin in our range is the one that gels.
The 800 g pouch is 80 serves and the lowest cost per serve. The 100 g is a fair trial size, and the sachet box is for travel and the gym bag.
Contact us within 10 days of receiving your order and we will help. Returns need the product unused, unopened and in its original packaging, and we do not generally refund change of mind. Damaged or defective items are replaced. Nothing here limits your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.