“I bought this because my hair has been falling out more than the usual shedding I been mixing it in my coffee everyday for two weeks really haven’t noticed a difference it doesn’t taste bad or like anything for that fact I hope I notice a difference in my skin, nails or hair soon”
“The taste is really good but the only downfall for me is it doesn't mix well. I don't like the gritty taste towards the end of my morning coffee with the Dose & Co added.”
“It didn’t really meet it’s purpose as coffee creamer for me since I needed to add my regular non-dairy creamer to enjoy my coffee. But i like the thought that i am consuming 11g of protein and essential amino acids and also i like the subtlety of the coconut taste. I just wished it came out creamier. But If that’s impossible to achieve, then I won’t mind the adding of extra creamer. The health benefits is greater than the inconvenience.
It would also be a plus if i can see the types of amino acid content in this product just for good measure.”
“The creamer is not very creamy, and the flavor is not very powerful. The packaging is an absolute wreck. I get the sustainability angle, but this container is impossible to open without a struggle every single time. The lid is on so tight it requires tugging and I am waiting for the inevitable day when all of the creamer goes flying across the kitchen.”
“Not enjoying the coconut flavour at all, it leaves a weird taste in your mouth! the powder is also clumping in container! I understand the different texture being dairy free but definitely wouldn’t purchase again!”
“the vanilla creamer is fine, it doesn’t really work as a creamer in my coffee but it does dissolve pretty seamlessly. hoping the results are great! next time will try the peptides.”
“Collagen powder is great however, the packaging, although cute, I find it not practical, as it’s not secure and doesn’t screw on, so it actually leaves the product vulnerable, and prone to spilling out and getting wasted, especially in a busy household like ours. Be nice to have a new packing design, perhaps a press-in tin lid?”
