Our Grass-Fed Bone Broth Collagen is a delicious, easy-to-use collagen powder you can enjoy hot or cold in almost any beverage. The collagen is 100% sourced from grass-fed, pasture-raised cows with no added hormones, no additives, and minimal processing. With turmeric root in an optimal ratio, it's ready to fuel your day as a clean addition to a healthy lifestyle. Grass-Fed Bone Broth Collagen — A Consistent Dose in Every Scoop Bone broth is prized for one thing above all: collagen. But the collagen in a homemade pot varies wildly with the bones you use and how long you simmer — some batches are rich, some are barely there, and you never really know which. Our grass-fed bone broth collagen takes the guesswork out. Every scoop delivers a standardized 16g of grass-fed collagen protein, plus turmeric root, in a powder that mixes hot or cold in seconds. Why a collagen-rich bone broth powder beats the 24-hour simmer To pull real collagen from bones at home you need the right cuts, a long simmer, and time you probably don't have — and even then the dose is inconsistent. A bone broth collagen powder gives you that same collagen protein, measured and ready, without the stockpot. Stir it into coffee, tea, or water; blend it into a smoothie; or sip it warm like a broth. Clean ingredients, the way it should be 100% grass-fed & pasture-raised beef collagen — from cattle raised without added hormones or antibiotics. Just four ingredients — beef collagen, natural flavors, monk fruit, and turmeric root. No fillers, no gums, no chemical preservatives. Turmeric root included — for curcumin, studied for supporting a healthy inflammatory response, a natural partner to collagen for joint comfort. Clean macros — 16g protein and about 70 calories per scoop, with 0g sugar (sweetened with monk fruit) and no dairy, whey, lactose, soy, gluten, or grains. Two flavors — Aztec Vanilla and Ancient Cacao. What grass-fed collagen supports Collagen is the structural protein your skin, joints, and gut lining are built from — and the one your body makes less of with age. A daily dose of collagen-rich bone broth supplies the glycine- and proline-rich protein that supports skin, joint comfort, and a healthy gut lining, while turmeric rounds out the profile. It's a simple, ancestral way to add clean protein to your day. How to use it Add one scoop to 8–12 oz of hot or cold liquid and stir or shake. Enjoy it as a warm mug of broth, a creamy coffee, or a cold shake — once or twice daily. Bone Broth Collagen: Frequently Asked Questions Does bone broth have collagen? Yes. Bone broth is made by simmering bones and connective tissue, which releases collagen (as gelatin) along with minerals and amino acids. The catch: the amount in homemade broth varies widely with the bones and simmer time. Our Grass-Fed Bone Broth Collagen delivers a standardized dose, so every scoop gives you a consistent amount of collagen protein. How much collagen is in bone broth? Homemade bone broth is inconsistent — roughly 5 to 10 grams of collagen protein per cup depending on the bones, ratio, and how long it simmers, and often less. A measured powder removes the guesswork: each scoop of ours provides 16g of grass-fed collagen protein. Is bone broth the same as collagen peptides? They're closely related. Bone broth delivers collagen as gelatin along with minerals and amino acids like glycine and proline. Collagen peptides are collagen that's been hydrolyzed into smaller, highly absorbable pieces. Our powder gives you grass-fed beef collagen standardized to a reliable 16g dose in a single scoop — the collagen bone broth is prized for, without the simmer. Bone broth vs collagen — which is better? It depends on your goal. Bone broth is a whole-food source with a savory format and extra nutrients; collagen powder is a concentrated, convenient, precisely measured dose. Our bone broth collagen bridges the two: a broth-style collagen you can sip warm, measured to the same 16g every time. Can you take collagen and bone broth together? Yes. They're the same family of protein and safe to take together — in fact, our Grass-Fed Bone Broth Collagen gives you both ideas in one: broth-style collagen at a measured dose in a single serving. Does beef or chicken bone broth have more collagen? Beef bones — especially marrow and knuckle — are generally richer in collagen than chicken. Our formula is made with grass-fed beef collagen for that reason. What does the turmeric add? Turmeric root supplies curcumin, which is studied for supporting a healthy inflammatory response. 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