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Vital Proteins Collagen Peptides Advanced Unflavored 20 oz

4.5· 213,092 Amazon reviews
$38.99$37.04 with Subscribe & Save

$1.95 / ounce

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Price verified Oct 26, 2026

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Our verdict

Hydrolyzed Bovine Collagen (Types I & III): 20 g collagen per listed serving; verify current scoop measure from vital proteins. Best for adults comparing the 20 oz Advanced collagen variant.

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Why we recommend this

Vital Proteins Collagen Peptides Advanced is the unflavored 20 oz variant with 27 listed servings. The current formulation includes bovine collagen, vitamin C and hyaluronic acid; it should not be confused with a plain collagen-only variant.

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What to watch out for

The current scoop measure should be checked on the package. Reviews do not establish tolerance or clinical benefit, and 20 g collagen is not a universal therapeutic window. A complete allergen-free, no-taste or indefinite-safety guarantee was not verified.

Dose & form

Serving
20 g collagen per listed serving; verify current scoop measure
Form
Powder
Supply
27 servings · $1.95 / ounce
UPC
850232005089

Who it's best for

Adults comparing the 20 oz Advanced collagen variant

Who should skip it

People avoiding bovine ingredients or seeking a complete protein replacement

Pros

  • Advanced formula with C and hyaluronic acid
  • Unflavored bovine collagen
  • 27 listed servings

Cons

  • The current scoop measure should be checked on the package. Reviews do not establish tolerance or clinical benefit, and 20 g collagen is not a universal therapeutic window. A complete allergen-free, no-taste or indefinite-safety guarantee was not verified.

Ratings and product questions

4.5★ across 213,092 Amazon reviews recorded. Explore the product questions below for label and use information.

Frequently Asked Questions

What dose does Vital Proteins Collagen Peptides Advanced Unflavored 20 oz provide?

The recorded label dose is 20 g collagen per listed serving; verify current scoop measure. A clinical dose comparison cannot be made from the available product information. Follow the current product label and your clinician’s advice.

How does Vital Proteins Collagen Peptides Advanced Unflavored 20 oz compare to similar Powder?

Compare the recorded ingredient amounts, serving size, product form (Powder), price, and the scope of any testing evidence. Use the linked comparison or brand pages to review available alternatives.

Is Vital Proteins Collagen Peptides Advanced Unflavored 20 oz third-party tested?

The product record lists: Current product-specific certification scope not verified. This statement alone does not verify independent testing of this product’s identity, potency, or purity. Manufacturing, organic, and dietary certifications have their own scope; check the current product certificate or testing report.

Does this work with Amazon Subscribe & Save?

Subscribe & Save is listed in the product record. Check the current availability, terms, and price on Amazon before enrolling; the record does not guarantee a price for future deliveries.

Which version of Vital Proteins Collagen Peptides Advanced Unflavored 20 oz is covered here?

Vital Proteins Collagen Peptides Advanced is the unflavored 20 oz variant with 27 listed servings. The current formulation includes bovine collagen, vitamin C and hyaluronic acid; it should not be confused with a plain collagen-only variant.

What limits should I consider for this exact formula?

The current scoop measure should be checked on the package. Reviews do not establish tolerance or clinical benefit, and 20 g collagen is not a universal therapeutic window. A complete allergen-free, no-taste or indefinite-safety guarantee was not verified.

What should I check before using this product?

Check bovine-source allergy and the full panel. Pregnancy, nursing and significant medical conditions require individual review.

How should I interpret the serving instructions?

Use the serving instructions on the exact current package. A bottle count, ingredient study or claimed herb equivalent is not a reason to increase the labeled serving.

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