- What is allulose and why is it in this powder?
- Allulose is a low-calorie sugar found naturally in some fruits. It adds a faint sweetness and helps the powder dissolve, without the calories of sugar.
- How many collagen types does it contain?
- It combines several collagen types from bovine, chicken, fish and egg sources. The label lists the types and amounts per scoop.
- Can I mix it into hot coffee?
- Yes. Owners commonly stir it into coffee, tea or smoothies. Add it slowly and stir to avoid clumps.
- Is it gluten free?
- Yes, Codeage labels this powder gluten free. Check the label if you have other allergies.
- How does it compare with single-source collagen?
- It offers a broader mix of collagen types than single-source bovine or marine powders. Single-source products can be simpler if you want one specific type.
- Does it contain added sugar?
- No sugar is added. The sweetness comes from allulose, which has far fewer calories than sugar.
- Where is the Codeage Multi Collagen Peptides Allulose Powder cheapest?
- At Nordstrom, for $49.99, as of our latest check.