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Products matching the full generic name: Whey Powder, Whole Milk Powder, Vanilla Flavour, Monk Fruit Extract. Contains Milk and Soy. Active Ingredients: Bovine Collagen Peptide Contains: 10 g Collagen per serving Allergen Contains: Milk| Soy
AustraliaDose & Co Collagen Creamer Vanilla is a premium health supplement designed to seamlessly blend into your daily routine. Enriched with high-quality collagen, this creamer offers a delicious vanilla flavor, making it a perfect addition to your coffee, tea, or smoothie.
For best results, add 1-2 tablespoons of Dose & Co Collagen Creamer Vanilla to your favorite hot or cold beverage. Stir well and enjoy the creamy texture and delightful vanilla flavor. It can also be added to recipes for an extra boost of collagen.
Contains high-quality collagen peptides and natural vanilla flavoring. Free from artificial colors, flavors, and preservatives. Suitable for various dietary preferences.
No, Dose & Co Collagen Creamer Vanilla contains collagen derived from animal sources and is not suitable for vegetarians.
Yes, Dose & Co Collagen Creamer Vanilla can be easily mixed into both hot and cold beverages, providing flexibility and convenience in its use.
For optimal results, it is recommended to use Dose & Co Collagen Creamer Vanilla daily as part of your regular health and wellness routine.
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