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    Hydrolyzed Collagen Protein Powder

    Supports Skin, Hair, Joints

    Grass-fed, Pasture-Raised, Hormone-Free

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THE NEEDED STANDARD

  • Designed to Support Optimal Absorption

  • Every Ingredient Vetted by Experts

  • Uncompromising Nutrient Levels

  • Backed by Pioneering Science and Clinical Insights

  • Always Rigorously 3rd Party Tested

    Emily Stone Rydbom, CN, BCHN, CNP

    "Most women don'tget enough collagen-especially duringpregnancy andpostpartum whentheir bodies need itmost."

    NEEDED.

    Radically better nutrition for every stage of motherhood.

    Optimal Nutrients

    Formulated By Experts

    Backed by Clinical Insights

    For All Perinatal Stages

    Mix with anything! Delicious & Dissolves Easily

    • Scoop

    • Mix

    • Enjoy

      Questions? We have answers.

      I'm not pregnant or a mother. Is this product still fit for me?

      Yes. While our Collagen Protein was designed to support women before, during, and after pregnancy, it can be beneficial at any stage of life. Our Collagen Protein provides key amino acids that help support blood sugar balance, satiety, joint health, bone density, pelvic floor health, skin and hair health, gut health, immune function, heart health, and more.* Whether you’re preparing for pregnancy, navigating the reproductive years, or simply prioritizing long-term health, our Collagen Protein can be a supportive addition to your routine.

      s your Collagen Protein vegan, allergen free, and Non-GMO?

      Our Collagen Protein is non-GMO. Free of 9 major allergens, gluten, and unwanted fillers.

      What does Collagen mix best with?

      Our Collagen Protein is easy to incorporate into your daily routine. It can be blended into smoothies, stirred into yogurt or oatmeal, added to warm or cool beverages, or even used in baking. For the smoothest mix, we recommend using an electric frother when adding it to drinks.

      Is Collagen a complete protein?

      Collagen is an incomplete protein that includes a combination of essential and non-essential amino acids, including glycine, hydroxyproline, arginine, and leucine. It lacks tryptophan, an essential amino acid. To support tryptophan intake, incorporate foods such as chicken breast, eggs, cheese (cheddar & parmesan), salmon, soybeans & tofu, pumpkin seeds, and nuts. It's suggested to consume collagen alongside a variety of proteins to support overall protein intake.