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Great Lakes

Great Lakes Gelatin & Collagen makes products based on gelatin and collagen from grass-fed cattle. The collagen hydrolysate dissolves in cold and hot drinks, while the gelatin is intended for the kitchen.

Both powders consist of a single ingredient, without additives. The brand combines years of experience with a focus on purity and transparency of origin.

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Products in this collection
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Ingredient per product
Raw material
Grass-fed, free-grazing cattle
Forms
Hydrolysate and gelatin
Composition
One ingredient, no additives
Solubility
Cold and hot · hydrolysate
2 products
ExternalCollagen Hydrolysate - Grass-Fed - 454 grams
Nutritional supplements

Collagen Hydrolysate - Grass-Fed - 454 grams

★★★★★ 28 reviews
€39,95
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Gelatin - Grass-Fed Beef Gelatin - 454 grams

★★★★★ 11 reviews
€34,95

Who is Great Lakes?

Great Lakes Gelatin & Collagen supplements focus on products based on gelatin and collagen from grass-fed cattle. Alongside gelatin, the brand also offers collagen hydrolysate formulas, which are often used as easy-to-mix protein supplements. Great Lakes combines years of experience with a strong focus on quality, purity and transparency of origin.

Great Lakes is known for producing high-quality collagen hydrolysate supplements, made from grass-fed cattle. The brand places a strong focus on purity, transparency of origin and carefully controlled production processes. Great Lakes collagen products are made without unnecessary additives and are often chosen by people looking for clean, collagen-based protein supplements for daily use.

What is collagen hydrolysate?

Collagen hydrolysate is a form of collagen that has been processed into smaller protein fragments, resulting in a fine powder that dissolves easily in both cold and hot liquids. This form is often used as a practical protein supplement that can easily be added to drinks such as water, coffee or smoothies.

The raw material is the connective tissue of cattle: hide, bones and tendons. Gelatin is extracted from this first, and is then broken down further into hydrolysate. So it is not a different material, but the same substance in a shorter chain.

Collagen hydrolysate versus gelatin

Both collagen hydrolysate and gelatin are derived from collagen, but they are usually used in different ways. Gelatin is mainly used in the kitchen and in recipes where a gelling effect is wanted, whereas collagen hydrolysate stays liquid when mixed with liquids.

That is why collagen hydrolysate is often preferred as a supplement form that can easily be added to drinks. If you actually want to make a gel, think of panna cotta, gummies or a thick sauce, then gelatin is the product you need.

Which to choose at Ergomax

The collection centres on two 454 gram powders. The collagen hydrolysate for cold and hot drinks, and the beef gelatin for the kitchen. Both from grass-fed cattle, both a single ingredient, just processed differently.

Each product page lists the amount of protein per serving, the number of servings per bag and the allergen information. Please note that gelatin is not a vegetarian product.

Quality and origin

Great Lakes collagen hydrolysate comes from grass-fed, free-grazing cattle and is produced with great attention to quality and origin. The product consists of a single ingredient and is free from unnecessary additives. This focus on purity and origin has been at the heart of the brand's reputation for decades.

Frequently asked questions about Great Lakes

Is collagen hydrolysate the same as gelatin? +

No. Although both are derived from collagen, collagen hydrolysate dissolves easily in liquids without forming a gel, whereas gelatin is mainly used in the kitchen and in recipes that need a gel.

What is the collagen made from? +

From the connective tissue of grass-fed, free-grazing cattle: hide, bones and tendons. Gelatin is extracted from this first, and is then broken down further into hydrolysate. It is therefore an animal product and not suitable for vegetarians.

What is the difference from bone broth? +

Bone broth is a food made by simmering bones, vegetables and water, and besides collagen it also contains minerals and flavour. Collagen hydrolysate is the isolated protein in powder form, without flavour. At Ergomax you will find bone broth from Broth of Life, among others.

How is collagen hydrolysate usually used? +

Collagen hydrolysate is usually mixed with cold or hot liquids, such as water, coffee or smoothies, depending on personal preference.

Is Great Lakes collagen hydrolysate suitable for daily use? +

Yes, Great Lakes collagen hydrolysate is generally intended for daily use according to the instructions on the product packaging.

Great Lakes collagen hydrolysate supplements

Great Lakes is known for producing high-quality collagen hydrolysate supplements made from grass-fed cattle. The brand focuses on purity, sourcing transparency, and carefully controlled production processes. Great Lakes collagen products are made without unnecessary additives and are selected by those looking for clean, collagen-based protein supplements for everyday use.

What is collagen hydrolysate?

Collagen hydrolysate is a form of collagen that has been processed into smaller protein fragments, resulting in a fine powder that dissolves easily in both cold and warm liquids. This format is commonly used as a practical protein supplement that can be easily added to drinks such as water, coffee or smoothies.

Collagen hydrolysate vs gelatin

Collagen hydrolysate and gelatin are both derived from collagen, but they are typically used in different ways. Gelatin is mainly used in cooking and recipes where a gelling effect is needed, while collagen hydrolysate remains liquid when mixed with liquids. For this reason, collagen hydrolysate is often preferred as a supplement format that can be easily incorporated into drinks.

Quality and sourcing

Great Lakes collagen hydrolysate is sourced from grass-fed pasture-raised cattle and produced with close attention to quality and origin. The product contains a single ingredient and is free from unnecessary additives. This focus on purity and sourcing has been central to the brand’s reputation for decades.

Frequently Asked Questions About Great Lakes

Is Great Lakes collagen hydrolysate suitable for daily use?

Yes, Great Lakes collagen hydrolysate is generally intended for daily use according to the instructions on the product packaging.

How is collagen hydrolysate usually used?

Collagen hydrolysate is typically mixed with cold or hot liquids, such as water, coffee, or smoothies, depending on personal preference.

Is collagen hydrolysate the same as gelatin?

No. Although both are derived from collagen, collagen hydrolysate dissolves easily in liquids without forming a gel, while gelatin is mainly used in cooking and in recipes where a gel-like texture is required.