Worth it if you want one powder covering skin, joints and bones — five collagen types plus biotin and hyaluronic acid — and you'll use it daily for a couple of months. Do not take it if you're allergic to fish, eggs or specific animal proteins, since it draws from bovine, chicken, marine and eggshell sources. The honest catch: skin results take 4–8 weeks, and a big single serving can cause bloating (split it).
What Advanced Collagen Plus actually is
Advanced Collagen Plus is a powdered collagen supplement from Advanced Bionutritionals that mixes into any drink. What sets it apart from single-source collagen is that it delivers five types — I, II, III, V and X — plus biotin, hyaluronic acid and chondroitin to help absorption. In plain terms: most collagen powders give you one or two types aimed at skin; this one covers skin, joints, bones and connective tissue in a single scoop.
It's for adults over 40 watching skin lose firmness, joints get stiffer, and hair and nails get thinner — the visible side of collagen decline.
What works
- Five collagen types (I, II, III, V, X) in one scoop
- Covers skin, joints, bones and connective tissue
- Hydrolyzed peptides absorb quickly
- Added biotin, hyaluronic acid, chondroitin
- Dissolves clean — no lumps, no taste
- 90-day money-back guarantee
What to know first
- Multiple animal sources — allergy caution needed
- Mild bloating possible if dosed all at once
- Premium price vs single-type collagen
- Caution with kidney or protein-restricted diets
- Results build over weeks (skin ~4–8 weeks)
- Best value only on multi-bag orders
How it works (the actual mechanism)
Each collagen type has a job. Types I and III dominate skin, hair and nails — rebuilding the dermal matrix that keeps skin firm. Type II targets joint cartilage and is the one studied for easing stiffness. Types V and X support tissue repair and bone structure. The hydrolyzed peptides are pre-broken into smaller pieces so the body absorbs them faster, and the added vitamin C-style cofactors and hyaluronic acid help your body actually use the collagen rather than waste it.
The complaints nobody addresses — answered
"I got a bit bloated."
The simple fix most reviews skip: don't take a big serving all at once. Splitting your scoop into two smaller doses across the day usually clears up the bloating while you adjust.
"How fast will I see results?"
Be realistic. Skin changes — firmness, hydration — typically show over four to eight weeks of daily use, not days. Joint comfort can take similar time. Collagen rewards consistency; one week tells you nothing.
"Is the multi-type thing just marketing?"
Partly fair to ask. The honest answer: covering multiple types genuinely broadens what it can support versus a skin-only Type I powder. Whether you need all five depends on your goal — if you only care about skin, a simpler product may do. If you want skin and joints and bones, the breadth earns its place.
Who it's for — and who should skip it
Buy it if you want one product covering skin, joints and bones, you can take animal proteins safely, and you'll use it daily for at least a couple of months. Skip it if you're allergic to fish, eggs or specific animal proteins, you have kidney concerns, or you only want basic skin support and prefer something cheaper.
Check today's price & multi-bag discount
Lowest cost per serving is on the multi-bag order, which also unlocks free shipping. The 90-day guarantee lets you test it risk-free.
See Pricing & Availability →Frequently asked questions
Does Advanced Collagen Plus really work?
Many users report firmer skin, better hydration and easier joint movement after consistent daily use, typically over four to eight weeks. It delivers five collagen types with cofactors that aid absorption. Results build with consistency rather than appearing quickly.
Is it safe if I have food allergies?
Check carefully. The formula uses bovine, chicken, marine and eggshell collagen sources. Anyone allergic to fish, shellfish, eggs or specific animal proteins should review the label and consult a doctor before use.
Why does it use five types of collagen?
Different collagen types support different tissues. Types I and III support skin, hair and nails, Type II targets joint cartilage, and Types V and X support tissue repair and bone structure. The multi-type approach broadens what it can support versus a single-type powder.
Are there side effects?
The most common is mild bloating, usually from taking a large serving at once. Splitting the dose into two smaller servings helps. People with kidney issues should consult a doctor, as it is concentrated protein.
How should I take it?
Mix one scoop into water, coffee or a smoothie daily. It dissolves cleanly with no taste. If you get bloating, split the serving into two smaller doses across the day.