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Momentous Collagen Peptides with Fortigel, 30 Servings

16.8 g of collagen in one scoop: 11.6 g of collagen peptides plus 5.2 g of Fortigel

$51.99

In stock · price checked November 12, 2026

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30 servings · $1.73 a scoop · $1.03 per 10 g of collagen

NSF Certified for Sport

NSF lists this Momentous collagen by name.

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Our take

One scoop gives 16.8 g of collagen. That is 11.6 g of grass-fed bovine collagen peptides plus 5.2 g of Fortigel, a patented, branded collagen peptide. The scoop also has 50 mg of vitamin C.

The label says to stir one scoop into warm or cold liquid, and it lists the powder as gluten free and GMO free. To see how other collagen powders stack up, read our guide to tested collagen.

Pick it if you want a joint-focused scoop built around Fortigel, with 30 servings in one 507 g tub. Prefer a bigger scoop? Transparent Labs Grass-Fed Collagen gives 22 g (see below).

Key facts

Collagen per scoop16.8 g
What is in it11.6 g bovine collagen peptides, 5.2 g Fortigel, 50 mg vitamin C
Scoops in the tub30 (507 g)
Cost per scoop$1.73 at $51.99
TestingNSF Certified for Sport
How to take itMix one scoop into warm or cold liquid
Label saysGluten free, GMO free
UPC850030796226

Common questions

How do I mix Momentous Collagen Peptides?

The label says to mix one scoop into warm or cold liquid.

What is Fortigel?

It is a branded collagen peptide ingredient. The label calls it patented and marks the name as a registered trademark of Gelita AG. Each scoop has 5.2 g of it next to 11.6 g of regular collagen peptides.

How much does a scoop cost?

It was $51.99 on November 12, 2026. That is $1.73 a scoop, or $1.03 for each 10 g of collagen, and the tub lasts 30 days at one scoop a day.

Is there anything in it besides collagen?

Yes. Each scoop has 50 mg of vitamin C, listed on the label as ascorbic acid.

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