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If you’re shopping for a plain bovine collagen powder, Further Food’s unflavored formula has one listed ingredient. The biggest buying decision is which package to pick. The brand sells two jar sizes with the same declared collagen amount per serving, while Costco lists a larger bag with a smaller serving.
Quick verdict. Of the two jars sold directly by Further Food, the 600 g jar offers the lower cost per labeled serving at $1.50. The 280 g jar has the lower upfront price at $24.99, or about $1.79 per serving. This review uses manufacturer labels and retailer listings. Taste and mixing impressions are attributed to those sources.
Ingredients and product facts
| Detail | What the label or product page shows |
|---|---|
| Product | Further Food Unflavored Collagen Peptides Powder |
| Ingredient | Hydrolyzed bovine collagen peptides |
| Sourcing | Further Food describes its bovine source as grass-fed and pasture-raised |
| Collagen types | Types I and III, as identified in the brand’s label graphic |
| Serving size on the 280 g label | One scoop, 20 g |
| Collagen per serving on the jars | 20 g |
| Protein on the 280 g label | 18 g per serving |
| Jar options reviewed | 280 g and 600 g |
The brand’s 280 g Nutrition Facts graphic lists one ingredient and shows the protein amount separately from the declared collagen amount. For allergy or cross-contact questions, check the statement on the exact package and ask the manufacturer about its facility practices. The product name is similar to Further Food’s marine powder. Look for bovine on the ingredient line to identify this formula. Further Food product page · Nutrition Facts and directions
Serving directions and mixing
The manufacturer’s 280 g label shows a one-scoop serving. Its directions say to stir the powder into a drink or recipe and to shake the jar before use because the powder settles. The label suggests water, coffee, tea, smoothies, soups, and baked goods. Follow the directions on the package you buy, especially if you switch sizes or buy from a different retailer. Manufacturer directions
Further Food describes the powder as unflavored and easy to dissolve. Those descriptions come from the manufacturer. This review is based on labels and prices. Further Food product page
Jar prices and cost per serving
Prices checked November 3, 2026. These are one-time prices on Further Food’s US storefront, before shipping, tax, subscriptions, and coupon discounts.
| Storefront size and pictured net weight | Labeled servings | One-time price | Cost per labeled serving |
|---|---|---|---|
| Listed as 10 oz, pictured as 9.88 oz (280 g) | About 14 | $24.99 | $1.79 |
| Listed as 21 oz, pictured as 21.16 oz (600 g) | 30 | $44.99 | $1.50 |
Divide the package price by the number of labeled servings. On the declared 20 g serving basis, the 280 g jar costs about $0.089 per gram of collagen and the 600 g jar costs about $0.075 per gram. The larger jar costs $20 more upfront and about $0.29 less per serving at these prices. Further Food jar options and prices
The Costco bag uses a different serving size
Costco’s online listing for the 32 oz bag shows about 113 servings and an 8 g serving size. Its listing describes 16 g of collagen across two servings. This is a separate package from the two jars above. The Costco product page confirms the serving information, with the price and availability left to check for your order. If you compare the bag with the jars, use your quoted price and the declared grams of collagen to account for the different serving sizes. Costco 32 oz package and nutrition information
Shipping, subscriptions, and promotions
Check the delivered price at checkout. If you consider a subscription, compare the ongoing renewal price and how often deliveries arrive. Calculate any first-order coupon or bundle offer separately from the one-time prices in the table.
Sourcing and testing documentation
Further Food describes the source as grass-fed, pasture-raised cattle. Its quality standards page describes internal testing, independent lab verification for heavy metals, and screening for pesticides and microbes. The page explains the company’s testing process and directs readers to contact customer care for lab results. For a specific jar, ask for documentation that identifies the product, lot number, and what the lab tested. Further Food sourcing and testing information
Pros, cons, and who may prefer it
Pros. A single listed ingredient, a clearly labeled scoop size, and two jar sizes for different budgets.
Cons. The smaller jar costs more per serving. Serving sizes vary by retailer package, and buyers seeking lot-specific test documentation may need to request it.
This powder may suit readers looking for a plain bovine formula with a scoop they can measure into drinks or food. Choose the smaller jar if upfront spending matters most. The larger manufacturer jar offers the lower unit cost if you expect to use it.
Frequently asked questions
How many servings are in each jar?
Further Food lists about 14 servings for the 280 g jar and 30 for the 600 g jar. The 32 oz bag listed by Costco has its own serving count and directions. Further Food jar options · Costco package information
Is this the same as the marine powder?
This review covers the jar labeled hydrolyzed bovine collagen peptides. The separate marine product uses fish-derived collagen. Further Food Marine Collagen review
How does it compare with Vital Proteins?
See our comparison of the two unflavored bovine powders for serving directions and package-specific prices. Vital Proteins vs Further Food
For more help reading labels and comparing formats, see our guide to choosing a collagen supplement.