Igennus Vegan Pro-Collagen Protein Powder, Plant-Based Peptide Supplement with Glycine, 21 Amino Acids & Vitamin C, Complete Collagen Boosting Formula, Mix into Drinks or Food, 35 Servings

Taste:I love this product for a protein boost after gym classes or just as a top up as I’m vegetarian. (A daily 2 scoops is 20gs). I have it on a regular order. The sellers say not suitable to be mixed with water, but I shake it up in my shaker with water and kombucha (because the vanilla flavor helps neutralize the taste of the Kombucha) and it tastes fine, so win win :)Quality:it’s vegan :)

A lot of the reviewers here are complaining of the taste but it's a protein powder. There's no such thing as a protein powder that doesn't have a taste: a billion years of evolution went into making taste buds that detect proteins! It's pleasant enough: slightly malty, I'd say. The only problem is it's not completely soluble, so you can feel a somewhat powdery texture to your drinks. Blended into my banana, peanut, egg and milk smoothie, it's fine.I would just say to anyone looking for skin/nail improvements, unless your diet is very protein-deficient, neither this nor any other protein powder is going to make much difference. The pack doesn't claim it will.

Really like this product. I feel that it has helped strengthen my nails and hair and my skin feels softer. I generally feel better since taking this. There is a slight after taste, but it's okay mixed with milk on muesli.

I should state that I am not vegan but was struggling to find a halal bovine collagen so opted for this instead.I'm very disappointed in this product. Firstly the taste is awful, and very strong. I tried adding it to coffee, to matcha, and to protein shakes but nothing would mask the taste and smell! It also did not dissolve well, leaving a gritty film in my mouth which just made the taste linger. (silver lining, I had to brush my teeth after every drink!).As if that wasn't bad enough, something in the ingredients disagreed with my digestive tract horribly.I cannot say if it 'works' because I couldn't tolerate the taste and the resulting abdominal pain long enough to see any results in my hair or skin or nails.Thankfully I've now found some halal bovine collagen which does what I need it to without all the drama!

Not sure if it works, it doesn't taste very nice.

I've tried a lot of vegan protein powders and they've either tested awful or made me ill, or both. This doesn't. It's pleasant enough. I agree there is a texture... but I haven't found one that doesn't. So for me, the lack of sugar and sweetener whilst being palatable gives it a big thumbs up from me. Looking forward to seeing other benefits

I was using bovine collagen (despite being vegeratian) which felt a bit wrong, but the quality control was weird. Some batches were fine, I'd use the whole container on one with no problems, but halfway through others it'd develop a really nasty smell and it would stick to the scoop. Not having any problems with this so far.I only stir it into my porridge, haven't tried drinking it. It's unnoticeable, adds a tiny bit of thickness to the texture but it's still very edible.I've been using collagen since May and my fingernails grow super quick now and my face's skin is much less red than before (almost 36 and still have acne scarring).Hard to attribute this to collagen alone as I started taking many vitamins at the same time, and established a better facial morning & night cleaning route but all together these have given me an improvement.

It has a weird taste and I’m now trying to find ways to make it drinkable. It’s got a really unpleasant and disgusting taste