NutraSkin
NutraSkin collagen in single sachets: 7.5 g of VERISOL peptides with vitamin C, no sugars or sweeteners. We explain why this dose comes as a drink rather than capsules, how to use it daily and who it suits.Read more →
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NutraSkin collagen sachets and what is actually in them
What is in a NutraSkin sachet
NutraSkin is a Dutch brand with a narrow focus: drinkable collagen. The best known product is a powder in single-dose sachets, each with 7.5 g of VERISOL collagen peptides from cattle hide, plus vitamin C. Hydrolysed collagen means the protein is cut into short fragments, so the powder mixes into water instead of clumping. The label stays short: collagen and vitamin C, no sugars, sweeteners or flavourings. Because the collagen is bovine, these sachets are not suitable for vegetarians or vegans.
The dose explains the format
Many collagen powders sit between 2.5 g and 5 g per serving. NutraSkin uses 7.5 g, and that number is the reason it is a drink. A dose that size would take roughly ten large capsules to deliver, so a sachet stirred into water or juice is the practical route. After about twelve weeks on a full sachet a day, the brand suggests half a sachet as a maintenance amount, which still puts you above many full servings elsewhere. If you want to compare formats and origins first, our collagen supplements give you the wider picture.
What we can and cannot say about it
Collagen itself has no health claim approved by the European food safety authority (EFSA). So we do not promise you smoother skin or fewer lines, however common that language is elsewhere. The vitamin C in the sachet does carry an approved claim: vitamin C contributes to normal collagen formation for the normal function of the skin. And if you try collagen, plan for two to three months of daily use before you form an opinion. A two-week trial tells you nothing in either direction.
Why NutraSkin at BONO
We judge products on three things: the form, the dose and whether the combination makes sense. NutraSkin is clear on all three. VERISOL is a named, documented collagen ingredient rather than an unspecified hydrolysate. The 7.5 g sits on the front of the pack instead of inside a proprietary blend. And vitamin C is the one addition here that carries an approved skin claim, so the formula stays purposeful rather than padded. We buy directly from the brand, with no intermediaries, so what reaches you is authentic. Every product passes our compliance team before it goes live, we test products ourselves and independent labs spot-check batches. You can read how we select brands in more detail.
Who it suits, and the honest trade-off
NutraSkin suits you if you would rather drink a supplement than swallow capsules, and if you want to see exactly how many grams you get per day. The price per serving is premium: you are paying for a documented ingredient at a high dose, not for a bigger tub, and that is worth knowing before you commit to a three-month run. If capsules or tablets fit your routine better, the wider hair, skin and nails range gives you other options at other price points.
Using it is simpler than most pages suggest. One sachet a day, ideally on an empty stomach, stirred first into a small amount of lukewarm water before you top up the glass with water or juice. Give it a minute to dissolve fully. Morning or evening makes little practical difference; what matters far more is taking it on the days you do not feel like it. If mixing powder suits you generally, our powder supplements cover far more than collagen.
Frequently asked questions
NutraSkin is a Dutch supplement brand built around drinkable collagen. Its core product is a powder in single-dose sachets, each containing 7.5 g of VERISOL hydrolysed collagen peptides from cattle hide, together with vitamin C. The label is deliberately short: no sugars, sweeteners, flavourings or colourings. You stir one sachet into water or juice rather than swallowing capsules, which is the main practical difference from most collagen products on the shelf.



