Collagen is the protein your skin and joints are built from, and your body has been making less of it since your mid-twenties. One scoop in your morning coffee adds 20 g of collagen, which is 18 g of protein, and you won't taste it.
"A scoop goes in my first coffee and I don't think about it again. It's the first supplement I've kept up for longer than a month."Nick · Founder, Vytafast

Less food is how the drug works. It also makes protein harder to hit. A 2025 advisory from four US nutrition and obesity groups covers protein targets for people on GLP-1s.
First two figures: Mozaffarian D, et al. Nutritional Priorities to Support GLP-1 Therapy for Obesity. Am J Lifestyle Med, 2025. Joint advisory from the American College of Lifestyle Medicine, American Society for Nutrition, Obesity Medicine Association and The Obesity Society. It does not discuss collagen or endorse any product. The 18 g is from the product label.
It's dissolved in your coffee, with no flavor and 70 calories, so there's no meal or shake to finish when food doesn't appeal.
It gives skin its structure.
Supports skin elasticity.*
Tendons, cartilage and bone all rely on it.
Supports healthy bones and joints.*
Collagen isn't a complete protein, so it won't replace whey or eggs. Keep training, keep eating complete protein, and count this on top.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Individual results vary.
Skin, tendons and bones used to go in the stockpot. Today's diet has almost none of that, even when the protein count looks fine.
Then the supplement industry decided collagen was a women's product. It came in pink tubs, flavored like vanilla cake, with a promise about glow on the front. Nobody made it for the guy at a desk who's started looking rough on Zoom.
So we made it plain: grass-fed collagen peptides and nothing else, unflavored, in a tub you can stir with a spoon.
Plenty of collagen powders are flavored so you'll make a shake out of them. That's one more job before 9 am, and it's why the tub gets abandoned by week two.
This one tastes like nothing. Stir a scoop into black coffee, a latte or tea and it's dissolved in a few seconds, with nothing chalky or sweet about it.
You already make coffee. The scoop goes in it. One a day, in the first cup. Miss a morning and it goes in the afternoon one.
It only counts if you keep taking it, so here's how the run goes.
Or tea. Hot or cold both work.

That's 20 grams. The scoop is in the tub.
Then drink it. Left alone, it can settle at the bottom.
Bovine hide collagen peptides, and no blend or "complex" anywhere on the label.
From the hides of grass-fed cattle. Hydrolyzed means broken into short peptide chains, which is why it dissolves in a drink. Types I and III, the two your skin, tendons and bones are mostly made of. Rich in glycine, proline and hydroxyproline, the amino acids your body uses to make its own collagen.
Supports skin elasticity.* Supports healthy bones and joints.* Supports connective tissue.*
Collagen has no tryptophan, so it's an incomplete protein and won't replace your whey or eggs. It adds the amino acids those are short on.
No flavoring, sweetener, thickener, anti-caking agent or added sugar. Gluten-free, lactose-free, corn-free. Made in the USA from globally sourced ingredients.
Same protein. Some of these are a lot more work.
| GLP-1 Rebuild | Flavored collagen powder | Collagen gummies | Bone broth | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Collagen per serving | 20 g | Check the label, often less | A fraction of a scoop | Depends on the batch |
| Ingredients | 1 | A dozen, give or take | Sugar is usually first | Bones, water, salt |
| Goes in your coffee | Yes, and you won't taste it | Only if you like vanilla coffee | No | No |
| Time it takes | Stir for a few seconds | Shaker, then rinse the shaker | Chew two or three | A pot and an afternoon |
| When you're not hungry | It's in your coffee | A sweet shake to finish | Sugar you didn't want | A mug of soup |
I look rough on the 4 pm call, and every collagen tub I bought ended up behind the cereal. They were flavored, which meant making a shake at 7 am. I'd last about a week.
I drink coffee every morning whether I want to or not. A scoop goes in the first cup, I stir it, and I'm done. I wanted one ingredient, grass-fed, with no "complex" on the label. So I had one made.
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Email nick@vytafast.com within 30 days of delivery and we'll refund that tub. Nothing to ship back.
No. GLP-1 Rebuild is collagen peptides and nothing else. It's a dietary supplement made for people taking a GLP-1. It isn't a medication and it doesn't replace one.
It's a dietary supplement, so check with the clinician who prescribes your GLP-1 before adding it, the same as you would with any supplement.
Not that we could find. The studies on hydrolyzed collagen are in other groups of adults. We picked it for men on GLP-1s because it's easy protein that fits a low appetite.
If you can finish one, do. Whey is a complete protein and collagen isn't. This is for the days a shake sounds like a lot: 18 grams with no flavor, in a drink you were having anyway.
No. It's the most common protein in every human body. The marketing went after women first, and that's the only reason it ended up in pink tubs.
In coffee or tea, no. In plain water some people pick up a faint savory note. It dissolves hot or cold, but give it a stir, because left alone it can settle at the bottom of the cup.
Give it two months of daily scoops before you judge it. Studies on hydrolyzed collagen follow weeks and months of use, their results are mixed, and yours may vary.*
The US. Shipping is free to the lower 48, and you'll get a tracking number by email. Alaska, Hawaii and military addresses aren't covered yet.
Grass-fed, one ingredient, unflavored. Keep it by the coffee maker and you'll keep taking it.
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