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#9 in Collagen Third-Party Tested

Sports Research Collagen Peptides Chocolate

by Sports Research

"Chocolate collagen peptides — 11g type I & III collagen with cocoa for a delicious daily collagen drink"

Amazon Rating
4.5/5
Reviews
5,000+
Price Range
$28-34
Servings
25 servings
Non-GMO Project VerifiedCertified KetoCertified Paleo
Our Editorial Rating
8.0
Very Good
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CategoryCollagen
SubcategoryFlavored Collagen
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Overview

Sports Research Collagen Peptides Chocolate provides 11g of hydrolyzed type I and III collagen peptides with natural cocoa flavor. This is the flavored version of their bestselling unflavored collagen, designed for those who want to enjoy collagen as a chocolate drink rather than mixing unflavored powder into coffee or smoothies. The collagen is sourced from grass-fed, pasture-raised bovine hides and is hydrolyzed for easy mixing and rapid absorption. The chocolate flavor uses natural cocoa and monk fruit extract — no artificial sweeteners.

Key Ingredients

IngredientAmount
Hydrolyzed Collagen Peptides (Type I & III)11 g
Natural CocoaFlavoring
Monk Fruit ExtractSweetener

Pros & Cons

What We Like

  • Delicious chocolate flavor
  • 11g collagen per serving
  • Naturally sweetened (monk fruit)
  • Grass-fed, pasture-raised source
  • Keto and paleo friendly

What Could Be Better

  • Only 25 servings
  • Premium price for flavored collagen
  • 11g collagen (some prefer 15-20g)
  • Chocolate limits mixing versatility

Who Is This For?

Best For

  • Those who want flavored collagen drink
  • Chocolate lovers
  • Those who dislike unflavored collagen
  • Keto dieters wanting a treat

Not Ideal For

  • Those wanting unflavored versatility
  • Budget collagen seekers
  • Those wanting higher collagen per serving

Our Verdict

8.0/10 — Very Good

Sports Research Collagen Peptides Chocolate turns daily collagen supplementation into a treat. The natural cocoa and monk fruit sweetener make it genuinely enjoyable. For those who want to look forward to their collagen rather than tolerate it.

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