Bovine collagen is the focus of Beauvyn’s new guide, created to help consumers understand collagen sourcing, formulation and product labelling before choosing a supplement.

UK wellness brand Beauvyn has published a new consumer guide explaining where collagen from cattle comes from, how it is processed and what shoppers may wish to compare across different products.

The guide covers ingredient lists, serving sizes, sourcing, third-party certification and peptide specifications. It also explains how hydrolysed collagen peptides differ from gelatin.

What is bovine collagen?

Bovine collagen is obtained from cattle and is commonly processed through hydrolysis to create smaller collagen peptides suitable for powdered supplements.

The term “bovine” identifies the source, but products can still differ significantly in their ingredients, collagen types, serving quantities, certifications and sourcing standards.

Beauvyn’s complete guide to bovine collagen explains these differences in more detail.

Transparency in Beauvyn’s formulation

Beauvyn applies the same principles to its product information.

Beauvyn Halal Collagen Peptides contain one ingredient: 100% hydrolysed collagen peptides sourced from cattle.

The unflavoured powder provides Type I and Type III collagen and has an average molecular weight of approximately 2,000 Daltons.

The product is halal certified by Halal Trust and uses grass-fed, pasture-raised sourcing. It contains no added sugar, fillers, flavourings, vitamin C or hyaluronic acid.

Each 300g pouch provides 30 recommended 10g servings and can be added to coffee, smoothies, shakes, yoghurt or porridge.

Beauvyn believes that not all collagen is made the same and that customers should be able to understand what a product contains before purchasing it.

About Beauvyn

Beauvyn is a UK wellness brand focused on transparent supplement information and straightforward formulations.

Its first product is an unflavoured, halal-certified powder made from 100% hydrolysed collagen peptides sourced from cattle.

For more information, visit Beauvyn.

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