Grass-fed collagen peptides with added biotin and hyaluronic acid, from neuroscientist Dr. Robert Love. For skin, hair, nails, muscles and bones, at every age.*
Grass-fed · unflavored powderThird-party tested · GMP facility
It sneaks up on you. One morning you look in the mirror and something's different.
Collagen is the scaffolding that holds you together. “Number one, it provides the bounce and elasticity of our skin,” says Dr. Love. It's also in your hair, nails, muscles, bones, tendons and blood vessels.
Supports skin elasticity and hydration, the bounce you notice in the mirror.*
Supports healthy, strong-looking hair and nails, with added biotin.*
Supports healthy bones and muscles as you age, alongside exercise.*
Supports healthy tendons and ligaments, and your blood vessels are made with collagen too.*
Menopause is a natural life stage. But it changes what your body needs.
After our 40s, the body's own collagen production naturally slows down, and you can see it in your skin first.
As estrogen falls, bone density and muscle mass naturally decline. Women in this stage need to look after both.
To make more collagen, your body needs the right amino acids. Collagen peptides give it exactly those building blocks.*
“Eating collagen peptides gives your body the raw materials to make more collagen.”
A lot of people ask, “Doesn't my body just digest it?” Yes, and that's the point. Here's what happens.
Stir one scoop of grass-fed collagen peptides into water, coffee or a smoothie.
Your body breaks the collagen down into amino acids, the building blocks of protein.
“Vitamin C basically helps stitch the amino acids together,” says Dr. Love.
Your body reassembles them into collagen for skin, hair, nails, muscles and bones.*
Researchers have studied collagen peptides in women for skin, nails, bones and muscle.
In a double-blind, placebo-controlled study, women aged 35 to 55 who took collagen peptides daily for 8 weeks were measured for skin elasticity.1
Women with brittle nails who took collagen peptides daily were followed for nail growth and breakage.2
In a randomized, placebo-controlled study, postmenopausal women took collagen peptides daily for 12 months while researchers tracked bone markers.3
Premenopausal women combined collagen peptides with resistance training for 12 weeks; researchers measured body composition and strength.4
These studies used specific collagen peptide ingredients, not Dr. Love Collagen.
From grass-fed cattle. “It does cost more … but that's the collagen that we want,” says Dr. Love.
Supports healthy hair, skin and nails.*
Supports skin hydration.*
Dr. Love's three rules: it's grass-fed, it's third-party lab tested, and it's made in a GMP-certified facility.
| What to look for | Dr. Love Collagen | Many collagen powders |
|---|---|---|
| Grass-fed source | Often not stated | |
| Third-party lab tested | Not always | |
| Made in a GMP-certified facility | Varies | |
| Added biotin & hyaluronic acid | Usually collagen only | |
| Unconditional 6-month guarantee | Often 30 days |
I'm a neuroscientist, and I help people stay sharp and strong as they age. I talk to so many women in perimenopause and menopause who want to keep their skin, hair, nails, muscles and bones healthy.
What's good for your body is good for your brain, and collagen is one of the simplest things you can add. So I made one that follows my own rules: grass-fed, third-party lab tested, made in a GMP facility, with biotin and hyaluronic acid added.
Try it for a full six months. If you don't love it, you get your money back.
Unflavored grass-fed collagen peptides with biotin and hyaluronic acid. Free shipping on 3 bags or more, and on every subscription.
Use it every day for up to six months. If you don't love how your skin, hair and nails look and feel, for any reason, contact our team within 180 days and you get your money back. No hoops.
“I made this collagen to my own standards. Try it for six months. If you don't love it, I don't want your money.” Dr. Robert Love
Dr. Love's simple routine to help your body put that collagen to work.
Your body uses vitamin C to stitch amino acids into collagen. Get it from food like citrus, berries and peppers, or a supplement.
Exercise, especially strength training, gives your muscles and bones a reason to use what you give them.
Your body does its repair work while you sleep. Aim for a regular bedtime.
Say yes to feeling strong on your morning walk. Say yes to the bounce you notice in the mirror. Say yes to a simple scoop that fits into the morning you already have.*
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