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Vital Proteins Collagen Peptides Powder - Pasture Raised, Grass Fed, unflavored 20 oz $25.2 w/ Subscribe and Save + Free Shipping
$26.25
$49.99
Vital Proteins via Amazon [amazon.com] has Protein Powder on sale for $25.2 when you checkout w/ Subscribe and Save and apply VPCP20PDSD. Shipping is free.
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- Go to 20oz Vital Proteins Collagen Peptide Powder [amazon.com]
- Select the "Subscribe & Save" option, if it isn't already selected
- Select any frequency, then click 'Set Up Now'
- Proceed to checkout
- Apply promo code VPCP20PDSD
- The price should be $42 - $12.60 (w/ promo code) - $4.20 (10% S&S discount) = $25.20 - now $26.25
- Complete your order.
- Note: You may cancel Subscribe & Save any time after your order ships.
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Can confirm. Just bought 2.
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Costco does not have the same ingredients. Hyaluronic acid and vitamin c are in the Amazon version but not Costco last time I purchased each.
Nice observation. The Costco version has a "for Costco resale only" on the label so looks like a custom (and probably cheaper) formula.
So this Amazon blend is better?
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Agreed stocked up last year at Costco bought 8. Honestly see no benefits and basically wasted money.
The extra ingredients in the Amazon version have many benefits that you can read about online. I got one from Costco and one from Amazon and do 1 scoop of each in my morning coffee.
Also, note that the scoops in each is a different size due to the density of the product. And the expiration dates on the Amazon product is much shorter than the Costco product because of the hyaluronic acid and vitamin c supplementation. I thought the Amazon one might have been fake so I called VP customer service. (Lid, seal, scoop all different than the Costco container)
Purchased at Costco without reading label. Read at home and had CA prop whatever warning, stating consuming can expose you to chemicals such as lead…?! Returning.
I tried it for 7 months and absolutely nothing.
Could be one of those placebos where if you want it to work, you'll "see" the benefits but if you're skeptic you won't.
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It's like putting a Tesla into a car smasher and expect the battery pack to show up installed in your plug in Prius.