Marine Collagen Supplements

What people take marine collagen for

• Skin, hair, and nails — collagen is a building block your body uses for skin and connective tissue, and it’s the most common reason people add marine collagen to their day.
• Joints — collagen peptides are also popular for helping support joint comfort and mobility.
• Easy daily protein — a simple way to add a little protein, and the powder stirs into almost anything.

Forms of marine collagen

• Hydrolyzed peptides (powder) — the most common form; dissolves in hot or cold liquids, so it’s easy to add to coffee, water, or a smoothie. Often flavourless, with flavoured options too.
• Capsules — convenient and on-the-go, with no collagen taste.
• Wild-caught and Deep Marine — sourced from ocean fish; popular if sourcing and purity matter to you.
• With added actives — some pair marine collagen with biotin, vitamin C, or hyaluronic acid for extra skin and hair support.

How to choose

The right marine collagen comes down to form and goal: powder if you’ll mix it into drinks, capsules if you want it taste-free, and a formula with added vitamin C or biotin if skin and hair are your focus. Check the collagen amount per serving, and look for wild-caught if sourcing is important to you. Marine collagen is sourced from fish, so it isn’t suitable if you have a fish allergy — a bovine collagen is the usual alternative.

Marine collagen in Canada

Every collagen we carry is shipped across Canada from our warehouse in Ontario.

A quick note

Collagen is generally well tolerated. Because marine collagen comes from fish, skip it if you have a fish allergy. As with any supplement, check with your healthcare provider before starting if you’re pregnant, have a medical condition, or take medication.