Revive Collagen Premium 8,500mg Hydrolysed Marine Collagen Drink with Added Hyaluronic Acid & Aloe Vera for Healthy Skin, Hair, Nails & Joints | Lemon & Lime | 28 x Sachets

The packaging is very fancy and the pretty glossy sachets look quite luxurious. Unlike others in the range such as the dark purple ones aimed at menopausal women, these contain a lower amount of collagen and lack the range of additional supplements that some also include. Marine collagen like this is Type 1 collagen, good for hair, skin and nails. To me these sachets taste pretty decent, light and refreshing, certainly compared to some bovine collagens I have tried, which although better for your joints have an unmistakable gloopy, oily texture. I have been taking different forms of collagen for a good while now so I can’t really say if these specific ones are having a noticeable effect. Having acquired them free to review I am grateful to have them and feel they are probably doing me some good, but they are not cheap, so do your research and work out what type of collagen you need to target your specific needs.

A reliable supplement that fits well into a daily schedule. The taste is pleasant, and the convenient packaging is a highlight. Over time, hair and nails feel stronger, though changes in skin texture are slower to appear. It’s a hassle-free way to incorporate wellness into a busy lifestyle.

Got this for the wife, the taste is awful (her words not mine) but she did feel improvement in her skin after 4 weeks. I asked if she wanted to get more but she wasn't convinced it was good value for money. So it appears to work but a little pricey hence the 4 stars

This is a 28 sachet box of premium marine collagen. Arrives in a branded pink box with information on how to use and ingredients list.- Not vegan friendly- Tastes absolutely horrificI haven't been able to test out the effects of this as I cant even manage to drink or take a sip of this. The taste is absolutely vile. I am not sensitive to tastes but this is something I just couldn't get down without gagging. Im not sure how other people are managing to but I really have tried. If you are sensitive to tastes i would really not recommend thisI have tried giving this to family and friends to try but none of us can handle the taste. I have no choice but to rate it a1/10

Not sure why they’re comparing this to collagen tablets.And the strategy of less than a months supply means this feels more of a money grab than focus on helping to make it easy for people to have access to quality and results getting supplementation.So my rating is neutral.You can get multi-type collagen without all the added gimmick and have than a months supply, for less.This is one of the most expensive collagen supplements you can buy.For £67, if it works for you, I’m sure you’ll be glad to pay the brand’s premium price.Same here with the fingerprints or glue stains on the box surface.The premium price should come with premium presentation,Inside and outside the box.3.5/5. As there are better/rounder alternatives.

I’m writing this review as a 49 year old woman whois also:a) an experienced health practitioner / nutrition therapist andb) a prolific user of collagen and good bioavailable supplements for many years to support my health.I ordered this was it looked from the outset and presentation of it to maybe offer something of value.I’d like to say from the outset that my pet peeve is celebrities who endorse products to entice us to buy them too. Just because Amanda Holden looks great and is advertising this product does not mean it will be good for you or work for you!Plus points:It looks good and probably has the right intentions.It does contain collagen in the fish format that may support someone’s overall health.I’m sure for someone time poor that the sachets could offer a convenient - almost “take the medicine” type of modality for assuming they are getting some goodness in them.Downsides:It’s first ingredient is water so this is what this contains most of.The next is marine collagen. But then you have a whole host of ingredients such as:Natural flavouring (which is not as natural as it sounds nor does it legally have to be)Acidifying agent - citric acidPreservativesSweetnersI have an autoimmune disease (which 60% of females in my age range do) and therefore because of the added ingredients in this, taking this would make me or someone like me - worse off health wise rather than improving or optimising it.For me - it’s a much better investment to buy good quality collagen powder (not fish collagen but bovine collagen) and a good bioavailable multi nutrient supplement from a reputable company instead.This feels gimmicky to me and definitely not worth the price tag.

I’ve been trying the Revive Collagen Premium sachets, and they’re quite easy to add to my routine. Each sachet has 8,500mg of marine collagen, along with hyaluronic acid and aloe vera, which sounded promising for skin, hair, and nails. The lemon and lime flavour is refreshing enough, though a bit on the sweet side for my taste.After a few weeks, I did notice my skin felt a bit smoother and my nails seemed less prone to breaking, though I can’t say it’s a drastic difference. It’s nice that they come in handy sachets, making them easy to take on the go.At 28 sachets per box, it’s a convenient option, but it’s not exactly cheap. If you’re looking for an easy collagen boost and don’t mind the price, it might be worth a try.

Taste is awful! Not sure about the improvement to skin or quality as it’s only been a few weeks only time will tellBut like most products in this catagory the taste is horrible so it’s just down the hatchet with it and hope for the best