We created Être Health because we couldn't find quality collagen. Our business was built on this.
We’ve recently seen increased discussion around collagen quality following independent testing conducted by JIVITA, along with responses from brands included in the study. We welcome this. Greater scrutiny, more data, and open conversation are all positive steps for the industry.
Comparative testing plays an important role in helping customers better understand what they’re purchasing. Collagen is not a static product.
Quality can vary depending on:
- Raw material sourcing
- Processing methods
- Batch production
- Molecular Weight
Which is why ongoing, batch-level testing matters.
When it comes to 'bio-availability'. Our most recent batch results show:
- Marine collagen: <1000 Daltons
- Bovine collagen: 1000–2000 Daltons
These results reflect a low molecular weight peptide profile, which is widely associated with improved absorption characteristics.
“Molecular weight” is increasingly discussed in the collagen space and for good reason.
Lower molecular weight peptides are generally:
- Easier to dissolve
- More efficiently absorbed
- More readily utilised by the body
However, this data is rarely shared transparently.
While some brands rely on:
- One-off testing
- Selective data
- Or broad marketing claims
We believe consistency and transparency over time is what truly matters.
We appreciate the growing focus on quality across the collagen industry and remain committed to:
- Batch-level verification
- Transparent data
- Ongoing improvement
To view our current CoA's for our collagen. Please email us at info@etrehealth.com
Our commitment is to transparency, considered claims, and rigorous oversight of product purity.
