OwnistTriple Collagen Liquid Packets On-The-Go - Peptides with Hydrolyzed Marine Collagen, Elastin, Hyaluronic Acid and Vitamin for Healthy Skin - Grape Flavor - 14 Individual Stick Packs

This product works! I was really skeptical about it at first but it has been working well. My body is thanking me for this purchase, yet you do have to be consistent. If it was less expensive I would’ve bought packets of this.

I got the grape flavor as a substitute for orange (which wasn’t available) and it was just gross. The texture was not at all pleasant. I freeze the orange packets and it’s such a sweet frozen treat. I won’t be getting grape again.

The packets are sealed well; I could not just tear these open. The contents inside are a solid, but very jelly (wiggly) substance. At first, I thought this was spreadable, but it does not seem to be that liquid-y. I was able to squeeze the bottom of the packet and the jelly came out in one piece, so it was easy to eat and not messy. The flavor is not sweet, but not sour, it's hard to describe. Kids would not mistake this for candy. If anything, the taste reminded me a little bit of red wine. I discovered that I liked taking these even better after they have been in the freezer. They stay pliable and jelly like, even when frozen, but are a tad more firm.Unable to determine how effective these are. The package only contains 14 servings, but it is recommended that this be taken for 12 weeks to see results. Not sure I will invest in another 10 weeks of servings. Each serving is about $2.85, a little pricey.

Just try to this. I love k Beaty. Skin boosters!!!

I thought it was a cream, then I thought is was a nutritional drink, then I opened it and it was a solid mass of grape jelly. Is it for toast, is it a gummy worm, I still don’t know.

So I knew when ordering this that it was an edible product. The name calls it grape jelly, so that's the texture and flavor I was expecting. The flavor is fine and I take no issue with it. The texture is...interesting. It's almost like a firm, thin jello. When you bite down, you'll bite right through it, but then when you chew it, it almost has a bit of "bounce" to it (like jello). It's hard to describe and I honestly had a really hard time getting past the texture.I love the idea of getting your skincare through things that you ingest, but I have to admit that I don't see any ingredients in this that really "wow" me when it comes to improving skin.I do love that it's a Korean product, as Korean skincare is usually held in high esteem. But I'm just not feeling confident that this particular product will do much for me, and it's honestly a really expensive product to "test out" for 12+ weeks, just to see if it's helping. And honestly, even if it were helping me, I couldn't afford to continue using it the way it's recommended (1-2 servings a day). If this were a traditional (external) skincare product and you told me it would cost me $40 for a 7-14 day supply of moisturizer, I wouldn't be able to afford that either.I was really curious to try this and see what I thought of it, but it's not a product I would see myself continuing to use, even if the price were reduced. I really can't get past the texture and just don't have enough confidence that it'll make a difference in my skin.

My wife didn't totally understand what this was for but she has been eating this jelly recently and says that it tastes just fine as far as what it says it will do we will have to wait and time will tell.

As others have noted, it's recommended that you need to take this for a while before maybe seeing benefits. I've only had this for about a week and I don't really see any change yet. So, I'll just provide a review on what I do know. It's comes in these packets and I thought it'd be more liquid, but it's actually almost like a thick fruit leather (but softer). It's not hard to chew or digest but it's definitely not gelatin in texture. I'd say it's closer to maybe a hard boiled egg level of hardness. The flavor tastes faintly like grapes but it is slightly bitter, with not a lot of sweetness. It's not bad, but honestly, unless I knew it was going to have positive effect, I wouldn't even bother eating it.It's a bit pricey, and it's hard to how well it would work, so I probably will not continue.