Skip to content

Cart

Your cart is empty

New

TITLE Pure Collagen: Hydrolysed Bovine Peptides

Sale priceR 449.00
Flavor:

STRONGER FROM THE INSIDE OUT

Every Rep. Every Round. Every Day

Nine grams of protein per scoop, no carbohydrate, no fat, and no flavour at all.

TITLE Pure Collagen is hydrolysed bovine collagen peptides and nothing else. One 10g scoop dissolves into hot coffee without changing how it tastes, which is the reason a scoop of collagen turns into a daily habit while most supplements end up at the back of a cupboard.

Collagen is the protein your tendons, ligaments, skin and cartilage are built from, and it has an unusual amino acid profile. It runs heavy in glycine, proline and hydroxyproline, and it carries no tryptophan. Hydrolysing it breaks the long chains into short peptides, which is what lets it disappear into a cold glass of water or a hot cup of coffee without clumping.

What you get

- 9g protein per 10g scoop
- 500g bag, 50 servings
- One ingredient: hydrolysed bovine collagen peptides
- Zero carbohydrate, zero fat, zero sugar per serving
- Unflavoured, and it dissolves in hot or cold liquid

How to take it

One scoop, 10g, into 200 to 300ml of water, coffee, a smoothie or your protein shake. Stir until it clears. Once a day, at whatever hour you will actually remember.

What collagen is, and what it is not

Collagen is a protein and an incomplete one. It carries no tryptophan, so it does not do the job whey or a plant blend does and it should not count toward the protein you are aiming for across a day. Take it alongside your protein rather than in place of it. Anyone telling you collagen replaces your protein powder is describing a different product.

Who we built it for

TITLE has spent 30 years supplying South African fight gyms with gloves, bags and wraps. This is the plainest collagen we could put in a bag: one ingredient, no flavour, no additives, and nothing in it to explain. We make it in South Africa.

One scoop in tomorrow morning's coffee. Start there.

Frequently Asked Questions