Codeage
Codeage makes multi collagen powders, liposomal capsules and whole-food multivitamins. Here you will find the range we carry. We explain what liposomal delivery adds, which format suits you, and how long to give it.Read more →
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What sets Codeage formulas apart
An American brand with a liposomal signature
Codeage started in 2017 in the United States and builds its range around delivery, not only ingredients. The range is broad, from collagen powders to single longevity compounds. Liposomal means the nutrient sits inside a thin layer of fat, usually from non-GMO sunflower lecithin, so more of it survives the stomach. That helps most with ingredients the body absorbs poorly on their own, such as glutathione. For nutrients that already absorb well, the fat layer adds less. We say that plainly, because the word liposomal on a label is not proof of a better result. You will find the same brand-neutral view across all the brands in our range.
What the Codeage range covers:
- Multi collagen powders and capsules, plus marine collagen
- Whole-food and fermented multivitamins for women, men and teens
- Liposomal singles such as glutathione, magnesium, creatine and apigenin
- Gut formulas with probiotics, prebiotics and digestive enzymes
- Beauty formulas with biotin, keratin and hyaluronic acid
The collagen range in plain terms
Multi Collagen Peptides is the best known formula: five collagen types (I, II, III, V and X) from grass-fed bovine, organic chicken and beef bone broth, wild-caught fish and eggshell membrane. Hydrolysed means the protein is cut into short chains that dissolve in a drink. Wild Caught Marine Collagen gives types I and III from ocean whitefish, which suits you if you skip beef. Two practical points: the multi source powder mixes more easily into a hot drink than a cold one, and it contains fish and egg. The Platinum version adds biotin, keratin, hyaluronic acid and vitamin C. Vitamin C contributes to normal collagen formation for the normal function of skin. It helps to compare Codeage with other collagen powders and capsules before you commit to a large tub.
Why we carry Codeage
Codeage fits our selection rules on three points. The forms are named, not hidden: hydrolysed collagen peptides, magnesium bis-glycinate, Setria L-glutathione, creatine monohydrate. The dosages are printed per serving, so you can compare them with what you already take. And the brand documents its batches with a certificate of analysis, independent ISO-certified laboratories and cGMP facilities, with NSF certification on several collagen formulas. We buy directly from the brand, our compliance team checks every label before it goes live, and we test products ourselves alongside independent lab spot-checks. Read how we select our brands.
Who this range suits
Codeage suits you if you want one formula that covers several ingredients, and if you prefer a specified form over a vague blend. It is not the cheapest route: liposomal capsules and five-source collagen cost more per day than a single-ingredient tablet. If you only need broad daily cover, a straightforward daily multivitamin is the better buy. Give collagen and beauty formulas eight to twelve weeks of daily use before you judge them, because hair and nails grow slowly and earlier changes are hard to read. Labels follow American conventions, so check the serving size and units against what you are used to. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding or taking medication, read the label and ask your doctor first.
Frequently asked questions
What is Codeage?
Codeage is an American supplement brand, founded in 2017. It sells collagen powders and capsules, whole-food and fermented multivitamins, probiotics, minerals and single compounds such as glutathione and apigenin. Production runs in cGMP-certified facilities, with a certificate of analysis per batch and testing by independent ISO-certified laboratories. Several collagen formulas also carry NSF certification, an independent check on purity and label accuracy.
Which Codeage products do people buy most?
Multi Collagen Peptides is the anchor of the range: an unflavoured powder with five collagen types from five food sources. Wild Caught Marine Collagen is the fish-only alternative. After that come Liposomal Glutathione, the Women's and Men's daily multivitamins, Hair Vitamins with biotin and keratin, and wildcrafted sea moss. Which one fits depends on your goal, not on the bestseller list, so read the ingredient panel first.
What does liposomal actually mean on a Codeage label?
Liposomal means the nutrient is wrapped in a very thin layer of fat, in these formulas made from non-GMO sunflower lecithin. The idea is that more of the nutrient passes the stomach intact and reaches the bloodstream. This makes the biggest difference for substances that absorb poorly on their own, glutathione being the clearest example. For nutrients that already absorb well, the extra step adds less, and you pay for it. Judge the formula, not the word.
Should I choose powder, capsules or liposomal capsules?
It depends on the dose you need and on your routine. Powders carry gram-level doses, capsules carry milligram-level doses, and liposomal capsules are aimed at ingredients that need help getting absorbed.
| Format | What it is | Best suited for |
|---|---|---|
| Collagen powder | 9 to 10 g per scoop | Daily collagen intake |
| Collagen capsules | Same peptides, smaller dose | Travel and convenience |
| Liposomal capsules | Nutrient in a fat layer | Poorly absorbed ingredients |
| Multivitamin capsules | Broad blend in one dose | Basic daily cover |
If you dislike stirring powders, capsules win on consistency.
How do I take Codeage Multi Collagen Peptides?
The label says one to two scoops in roughly 250 to 350 ml of water or another drink, once a day. Timing is not critical, so pick the moment you will not forget. One practical detail many users mention: the powder dissolves better in a hot drink than in a cold one, so coffee, tea or soup works more smoothly than iced water. It is unflavoured, though a faint savoury note is possible in delicate drinks.
How long before I notice anything from collagen or the beauty formulas?
Plan on eight to twelve weeks of daily use. Hair and nails grow at a fixed pace, so any visible change follows that pace rather than the supplement. Skin comfort is equally slow to read. Reviews split sharply here: some people report firmer nails within weeks, others finish several tubs without noticing much. That is the honest picture, and it is why we suggest one steady tub before you decide, rather than a bundle. You can browse related options under hair, skin and nails.
Are Codeage supplements suitable for vegans or people with allergies?
Part of the range is, part is not. Liposomal Glutathione is vegan, and most formulas are free from gluten, dairy and soy. The collagen powders are animal-based by definition: they contain fish (cod, snapper) and egg shell membrane, and Multi Collagen also uses bovine and chicken sources. If you have a fish or egg allergy, skip them. Always read the allergen line on the specific product, because formulas differ within the range.
Why does Codeage cost more than a supermarket supplement?
Three reasons, all visible on the label. The forms are the more expensive ones, for example magnesium bis-glycinate and patented Setria L-glutathione rather than cheap oxide or generic material. Doses are higher per serving, so a tub lasts fewer days at the same volume. And liposomal processing plus per-batch testing and NSF certification add cost. Whether that is worth it depends on your goal: for basic daily cover it is not, for a specific poorly absorbed nutrient it can be.
Is 10,000 mcg of biotin in the Platinum and hair formulas a problem?
That is far above the amount you get from food, and it is normal for beauty formulas. Biotin contributes to the maintenance of normal hair and skin, but more does not mean faster growth once you have enough. One practical point is often missed: high-dose biotin can distort the results of certain laboratory blood tests, including thyroid and hormone panels. Tell your doctor you take it and, if asked, pause it a few days before a blood test.
