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Purely Inspired Collagen Powder + Biotin + Biotin + Collagen Peptides Powder
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We analyzed 319,603 reviews for 323 products in the Collagen Supplements category.
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Around 50% of reviews were positive and about 44% were negative.
Final Score:
7.51 out of 10, based on these factors:
What buyers say about Purely Inspired Collagen Powder + Biotin + Biotin + Collagen Peptides Powder
It takes a lot of time and diligence to make Mud Wtr, and I drink it every day for my first drink of the day.
It is important to be prepared for your hair and nails to grow faster. I average about 1/4" every two to three weeks on the hair.
I bought this product during Prime days, when it was $11 for a canister, and I really liked it. I had previously used Vital Proteins collagen powder purchased from Costco and really liked it.
I have not used this product for a long time, but I have seen my nails grow quickly in a week or so, that tells me it is working.
I drink Mud Wtr for my first drink of the day because it's very easy to mix in hot or cold liquid and it doesn't taste bad.
Common Questions
If it's unflavored, why is Reb A in there?
It has a weird sweet taste, but I've been adding coconut oil and HCV to it for almost a month.
Is this vegan?
The product isn't vegan.
I bought the supplement and it doesn't taste good, what's the best way to hide the bad taste?
It has a weird sweet taste, but I've been adding coconut oil and HCV to it for almost a month.
The new look does not have any biotin, but the description says it does.
The product taste horrible because of the stevia extract, which is the last ingredient listed.
What are the calories from cinsidering without carbs or surgar?
It takes 4 calories for every gram ofProtein.
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