As a woman over 60, I need all the help I can get with keeping my skin, hair and nails strong and healthy looking. I have tried collagen powders that I didn’t know much about, but the ingredients in these products do make a difference. So I have narrowed down what I believe are 2 of the best on the market. The first one is the one I use as it is the most cost effective.
LiveGood’s Collagen Peptides and SpoiledChild’s E27 Extra Strength Liquid Collagen both aim to support skin, hair, nails, and joint health, but they differ in composition and additional benefits.
LiveGood’s Collagen Peptides contain hydrolyzed collagen types I and III, enhanced with:
- Velositol™: Aids in muscle growth, lean body mass, and faster muscle recovery.
- Polynol™: Protects against chronic inflammation, boosts cognitive function, helps maintain blood glucose levels, slows aging, and promotes weight loss.
- ApresFlex™: Clinically proven to improve joint comfort, function, and mobility.
SpoiledChild’s E27 Extra Strength Liquid Collagen provides 5 grams of bovine collagen types I and III per serving, complemented by:
- Vitamin C: Supports collagen production and acts as an antioxidant.
- Hyaluronic Acid: Enhances skin hydration and elasticity.
While both supplements offer collagen types I and III, LiveGood’s product includes additional patented ingredients targeting muscle growth, cognitive function, and joint health. SpoiledChild’s formula focuses on skin health with added vitamin C and hyaluronic acid. Therefore, if you’re seeking a broader range of benefits, including muscle and cognitive support, LiveGood’s Collagen Peptides may be more suitable. If you are looking for primarily skin-related benefits, SpoiledChild’s E27 is a strong option. Since I am older, I like the added benefits of the LiveGood Collagen.
Here’s a comparison chart of the key ingredients in LiveGood’s Collagen Peptides and SpoiledChild’s E27 Extra Strength Liquid Collagen:
| Ingredient | LiveGood’s Collagen Peptides | SpoiledChild’s Liquid Collagen (E27) |
|---|---|---|
| Collagen Types | Types I & III (Bovine) | Types I & III (Bovine) |
| Vitamin C | Not included | Included (boosts collagen production, antioxidant) |
| Hyaluronic Acid | Included (enhances skin hydration & elasticity) | Included (enhances skin hydration & elasticity) |
| Velositol™ | Included (improves muscle growth, recovery) | Not included |
| Polynol™ | Included (anti-inflammatory, cognitive support, weight management) | Not included |
| ApresFlex™ | Included (improves joint comfort & mobility) | Not included |
Summary:
- LiveGood’s Collagen Peptides: Offers a broader range of benefits with patented ingredients targeting muscle growth, joint health, cognitive function, and anti-inflammatory properties.
- SpoiledChild’s E27 Liquid Collagen: Focuses on skin health with the addition of vitamin C and hyaluronic acid for hydration and elasticity.
Which product aligns more with your goals? Let me know if you’d like more details! There is a significant price difference between the 2 products, so the LiveGood product seems to be a better buy.
Here is link to order the LiveGood Collagen https://www.shoplivegood.com/JeffsRVLife (you can save even more by becoming a member). I have not used Spoiled Child yet, so I do not have a link for it. You can do a Google search. They offer $5 off if you sign up for a subscription.