Collagen Peptides

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Last Updated: Friday 23rd October 2026 What Are Collagen Peptides? Collagen peptides are collagen that has been broken down into smaller pieces through a process called hydrolysis. You'll also see them labelled as hydrolysed collagen or collagen hydrolysate. Most collagen peptide powders are unflavoured and dissolve easily in hot or cold drinks, so they're simple to add to your daily routine. At Nutrition Warehouse, we stock collagen peptides from bovine, marine and multi-source collagen, from trusted Australian and international brands. Types of Collagen Peptides Collagen peptides mainly differ by where the collagen comes from and what's added to the formula. Here's how they compare: Type Comes From Main Collagen Types Good to Know Example Bovine collagen peptides Cows, often grass-fed Types I and III The most common collagen source. Usually unflavoured Pure Collagen Peptides by Rapid Supplements Marine collagen peptides Fish skin and scales Mainly type I Suits pescatarians. Not suitable if you have a fish allergy Shop all marine collagen Multi-source collagen peptides A blend, e.g. bovine and marine Types I, II and III Combines more than one collagen source in a single scoop Total Collagen Peptides by Rapid Supplements Collagen content and ingredients vary by product, so always check the label. Collagen Peptides vs Collagen Protein Powder Collagen peptides are usually pure or near-pure collagen, with a small serve that mixes into coffee, tea or water. Collagen protein powders are flavoured protein shakes made with collagen, often blended with whey, and are designed to help you reach your daily protein target. Who Are Collagen Peptides For? Coffee and tea drinkers: unflavoured collagen peptides stir into your morning coffee without changing the taste. Smoothie and baking fans: an easy way to add collagen to smoothies, oats and recipes. People who want a simple formula: pure collagen peptides with no added flavours or sweeteners. Active people: many people add colla