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Halal Collagen Duo

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$117.36$138.07
Both products halal certified
Marine Type I peptides, favoured for skin, hair and nails
Bovine Type I and III for joints, bones and protein
MSC certified wild caught North Atlantic cod
Both tasteless and odourless, dissolve hot or cold

Two halal certified collagen sources in one pack, wild caught marine and grass fed bovine.

Quantity
1
Full-size products in every pack
Ships within 1 business day
Independently tested, every batch
Description

Two halal certified collagen sources. Marine peptides from wild caught cod are smaller and favoured for skin, hair and nails, while the bovine brings Type I and III for joints, bones and everyday protein.

Ingredients

Halal Certified Collagen Hydrolysate 450g
Premium unblended bovine collagen hydrolysate protein powder (Brazilian sourced).

Marine Collagen 280g
Pure premium marine collagen peptides from North Atlantic wild caught cod.

How to use

Halal Certified Collagen Hydrolysate
Mix 1 tablespoon (10g) into a hot or cold drink, smoothie or recipe. Let stand for 30 seconds. Up to twice daily.

Marine Collagen
Mix 1 teaspoon (5g) into a hot or cold drink or smoothie until dissolved. Let stand for 30 seconds. Up to twice daily.

Sourcing and certifications

Halal Certified Collagen Hydrolysate Halal certified, gluten free, GMO free, glyphosate free, keto and paleo friendly. Grass fed and finished. Made in Brazil, packed in Australia.

Marine Collagen Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certified North Atlantic wild caught cod. Halal certified, gluten free, keto and paleo friendly.

Shipping and returns

Dispatched within one business day from Bathurst NSW. Free shipping over $125.

Unopened pouches can be returned within 30 days. Read the returns policy · Shipping policy

Halal Collagen Duo
1
Pairs well with
organic beef liver capsules 6 Organic Beef Liver Capsules
NutraViva beef gelatin package on a white background 96 Beef Gelatin
collagen bone broth 127 Collagen Enriched Bone Broth 300g
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