Matcha Collagen
"Your matcha habit, with collagen peptides along for the ride."
Our take
Vital Proteins Matcha Collagen blends bovine collagen peptides with Japanese matcha and coconut water powder, with 50 mg of caffeine per serving. It's for matcha drinkers who already want a daily collagen powder and like combining steps. Vital Proteins describes the flavor as neutral rather than bitter.
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What it is
Matcha Collagen combines Vital Proteins collagen peptides with Japanese-sourced matcha. Each serving provides a gentle energy boost from matcha's natural caffeine.
- Ingredients: collagen peptides (bovine), matcha green tea leaf powder, coconut water powder
- 50 mg caffeine per serving, with naturally occurring L-theanine
- Dissolves in hot or cold liquids
- Kosher
How to use
Our Take
Why it made the edit.
- Why we love it
- It combines two daily habits in one scoop and dissolves in hot or cold drinks. The caffeine is gentler than a big coffee.
- Skip it if
- You're vegetarian or vegan; the collagen comes from bovine sources.
- The catch
- The matcha flavor is mellow by design, so matcha purists may find it weak. Evidence on oral collagen for skin is still developing.
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