60-second quiz

What Type of Collagen
Do I Actually Need?

Type I, II, or III? This gives you an honest answer based on your goals and symptoms, then shows what to do with it.

Question 1 of 6

What is your main reason for being interested in collagen?

Pick the main one. We will still consider the rest of your answers.

✨
Skin, hair, and nails
🦵
Joint pain or stiffness
🫧
Gut health and digestion
⏳
General ageing support
🏋️
Muscle recovery
Question 2 of 6

How old are you roughly?

Collagen production starts dropping from your mid-20s onwards.

🧒
Under 25
🙂
25 to 34
😌
35 to 44
🧠
45 to 54
💪
55+
Question 3 of 6

How is your skin looking and feeling lately?

👌
Mostly fine
💧
Some dryness and fine lines
🪞
Noticeably less firm than before
Question 4 of 6

Do you experience joint discomfort?

✅
None
🤏
Occasional
⚠️
Regular
Question 5 of 6

What does your diet look like for collagen sources?

🍲
Bone broth regularly
🍗
Meat on the bone fairly often
🍽️
Mostly boneless meat or fish
🌱
Plant-based
Question 6 of 6

What is your main hesitation about collagen?

This is just for segmentation so we can send relevant follow-up.

💸
Cost
🤔
Not sure it works
🧩
Confused about which type to take
📅
I struggle with consistency
✅
No hesitation, just researching
Your collagen type recommendation

What each collagen type does

Type I: skin, hair, nails, bones, and connective tissue. Type II: cartilage and joint structure. Type III: skin elasticity, blood vessels, and gut lining support.

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Type I and III, from whole food sources

The collagen type most people actually need.

Collagen Greens uses hydrolysed bovine collagen, primarily Type I and III. It covers skin, joints, hair, nails, and connective tissue. Combined with 10 whole-food greens in one scoop.

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