Perfect Keto Collagen Review – Is Their Collagen Perfect?

In this Perfect Keto Collagen review (formally Perfect Keto Keto Collagen review), we will talk in detail about the product, what it contains, and how it can help us (or not).

In order to properly do that, we will go over a couple of things. We will cover the beneficial ingredients and what they can do for us. We will dive also into the inactive aspects of the supplement discussing its additives. And, of course, we will spend some time also on the notion of customer reviews and how helpful have the product been globally.

A Ton Of Flavored Options, A Ton Of Marketing To Properly Sell

As it stands at the top of the product page, the Perfect Keto’s Keto Collagen “supports hair & nail, skin, joint and digestive health.” Per their words, “Made with grass-fed collagen, Dairy free, with added MCTs for focus and satiation, completely clean — no artificial sweeteners or junk.” A supplement to “Move Better, Feel Better.” So, sounds great, sounds awesome [R].

The product page itself is something with a lot of pictures, great readability, and just plenty of information without ever coming across as overwhelming or overbearing like BioTrust Ageless Multi Collagen (review) or Organixx Clean Sourced Collagens (review).

When I come to think of it, it’s very much like what Further Food Collagen (review) or Code Age Multi Collagen (review) brings. And this is not only in the sense of its structure and layout. No, it’s about having a number of flavored options as well. There are the unflavored, the chocolate, the vanilla, and the salted caramel options.

As far as marketing goes, it’s quite full of it. The subscribe-and-save deal, free shipping, the 30-day money-back guarantee. There are also both customer reviews and customer testimonials. So, yes, quite a lot of reasons to purchase without the idea of the supplement itself.

Above all, the Perfect Keto Collagen is said to mix well with our favorite beverages and desserts. But is it actually something worth going for?

Core Ingredients, Potential Benefits, Additives – Let’s Discuss All

As you’re probably well familiar with and as I touched upon in the previous section, there are actually four different Keto Collagen of Perfect Keto supplements. And this wouldn’t be a comprehensive review if we wouldn’t talk about every single one of them, right?

Right. In the sections to follow and for the sake of being content easy to follow, we’ll discuss each of the products in a separate section. For each, we’ll discuss the core ingredients, potential benefits, and additives as well.

Perfect (Keto) Keto Collagen Unflavored Review – The Baseline Version Without Flavor

From what I can tell, as odd as that is, Perfect Keto Collagen Unflavored is not actually the flagship supplement of the whole Keto Collagen of Perfect Keto line-up. Still, it is the most basic one that the others kind of build upon.

So, per serving (one scoop), the Unflavored version offers 10 grams of 100% Grass-Fed bovine Hydrolyzed Collagen powder and 5 grams of MCT (Medium Chain Triglycerides powder sourced from coconut oil. And as the label suggests, we get about 20 servings per container.

As far as the Collagen part goes, the total amounts I like. With that, I believe the product can deliver every promised gain, as well as a few others on top of that. Also, the idea of it being 100% Grass-Fed implies that they are also Hormone-Free which is exactly the kind of sourcing we want from bovine Collagen [R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R].

As for the MCT Oil part, the amounts are not as great as with standalone supplements like Nature’s Way MCT Oil (review) or Bulletproof Brain Octane Oil (review). Still, I believe it can to a limited extent provide the gains typically associated with the type of oil. Here we’re looking at stuff like better digestive, brain, skin, mouth health, better cholesterol levels, as well providing various antibacterial, antifungal, antimicrobial, antiviral, and anti-inflammatory properties and gains [R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R].

Then there’s also the additive part. This one comes through the ingredient of Gum Acacia, a great fiber ingredient. Through that, it’s also prebiotic. Hence, if anything, it can provide benefits to gut health, weight loss, and toxin elimination among others. So, all in all, it’s kind of better than not having additives at all [R, R, R, R, R].

Overall, the Perfect Keto Collagen Unflavored seems to me to be a very promising supplement.

Perfect (Keto) Keto Collagen Chocolate Review – Likely The Best Of The Whole Brand

So, here’s the flagship aspect of the Perfect Keto Keto Collagen brand. Yeah, it’s not unflavored. Instead, it’s the Chocolate option, at least as far as the flavor goes. In every other way, it’s exactly what the Unflavored version of the brand is.

The Perfect Keto Collagen Chocolate offers the same 10 grams of 100% Grass-Fed bovine Hydrolyzed Collagen and 5 grams of MCT oil powder. Also, per container, we also get about 20 scoops (servings). And yes, the expected likely gains are to be the same as what we saw with the Unflavored one.

There are, however, differences when it comes to the additives. It’s no longer just Acacia Gum. Now, it’s Cocoa powder (processed with Alkali), Sodium Chloride, Stevia extract (Reb A), and Gum Acacia.

Of these, Cocoa powder will be nothing but beneficial (enhances mood, supports brain function, reduces fatigue, fights depression and cancer, regulates blood sugar and cholesterol levels among other things). Sodium Chloride or salt, a definitely harmless and okay to use additive. Whereas Stevia is a natural and actually healthy to consume type of sweetener, unlike so many others out there (like Sucralose, Neotame, Saccharin) [R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R].

Hence, personally, by no means, would I ever avoid the Perfect Keto Collagen Chocolate due to its inactive ingredients. Quite the contrary, I would prefer it over, for example, the Unflavored version of the brand.

Perfect (Keto) Keto Collagen Vanilla Review – Seems Like Another Great Option

Yeah, if we have a Chocolate version, it’s very rare to not see the Vanilla option also on the line-up. We’ve seen that to be the case for many, including Sports Research Collagen Peptides (review) and Great Lakes Gelatin Collagen Hydrolysate (review). And that’s also the case with the Keto Collagen brand of Perfect Keto.

The Perfect Keto Collagen Vanilla comes with, just like its comrades, 10 grams of 100% Grass-Fed bovine Collagen and 5 grams of MCT Oil sourced from 100% Coconut Oil. Similarly, we get 20 scoops per container.

And as we can all probably guess, the difference in flavor resides in the difference of the added additives. This time it’s about Natural Flavor, Stevia extract (Reb A), and Gum Acacia.

The ending two we already discussed. Now, let’s turn our sights to the Natural Flavor which is likely just a Natural Vanilla Flavor.

It’s tricky with Natural Flavors. It’s not straight forward at all. Because they are basically a mixture of other ingredients used for making of it. And what’s more, being Natural does not imply being healthy. In fact, even Natural Flavors can be potentially some of the worst health hazards. And it all kind of comes down to the manufacturing quality [R, R, R, R, R].

While there aren’t many third-party certifications or third-party testing associated with the Perfect Keto brand, from what I can tell, it’s a decent, quality-oriented, value-providing-obsessed brand. Plus, they are pretty up-front about doing lab testing on their products. And thus, personally, I wouldn’t worry about Natural Flavors not living up to the quality [R, R].

And so, all in all, I do think this Perfect Keto Collagen Vanilla is another great option to embrace.

Perfect (Keto) Keto Collagen Salted Caramel Review – Sea Salt For Extra Benefits

Yes, Vanilla and Chocolate are kind of the standard flavors for all Collagen supplement exploring flavored options. The Salted Caramel approach to the Perfect Keto Collagen is, however, a somewhat unique thing. For the sake of example, we’ve also seen uniqueness from Vital Proteins with their Mixed Berry (review) and Ancient Nutrition with their Strawberry Lemonade (review).

So, this Perfect Keto Collagen Salted Caramel goes by the same beneficial ingredients that any other product of the brand does. It’s 10 grams of 100% Grass-Fed bovine Collagen and 5 grams of 100% Coconut MCT Oil. And yes, per container, we also get 20 servings of this one.

The difference, again, resides within the additives. Instead of just Gum Acacia or it along with a Natural Flavor and Stevia, here we have Natural Flavor, Sea Salt, Stevia extract (Reb A), and Gum Acacia.

So, one new additive from all that we already discussed. Sea Salt. That’s something extremely positive for health in its essence. It can improve the immune system, promote, nervous system, brain, and muscle function, enhance nutrient absorption, boost skin health, weight loss, and digestive health, help battle depression and dehydration, even aid heart health among many other potential gains. So, needless to say, it’s much more than just salt [R, R, R, R].

And so, it’s something that overall makes this Perfect Keto Collagen Salted Caramel be another really great product.

Global Success Rates Do Not Impress At All, Customer Reviews Not Ideal

So, from a purely ingredient standpoint, all four Perfect Keto Keto Collagen supplements are awesome. But how well does that translate into customer experience?

If we look at the customer review section they have it on their product page, that one’s overwhelmingly positive. Out of the total of 3493 Perfect Keto Collagen reviews, only 189 have been negative (1-star and 2-star ratings). Thus, 3304 positive ones (3-star, 4-star, 5-star) and, supposedly, a global success rate of above 94.6%. Pretty busted as it seems.

However, many product pages have time and time, again, proven to likely care more about marketing (because good reviews help sell) than representing the actual truth. Skinny Fit Super Youth (review) and Olly Glowing Skin (review) are just some of the very many examples in this regard.

Hence, I took the liberty to take it to all other sellers and retailers to test and compare that success rate.

And, yes, it’s no wonder at all. The actual global success rates are significantly lower. Here’s how they stack exactly.

For the Unflavored option, there was a total of 897 Perfect Keto Collagen reviews. Here a total of 87 were negative (1-star, 2-star) and 810 were positive (3-star, 4-star, 5-star). Hence, a success rate of 90.3%.

Then, came the Chocolate version. At the writing of this article, it enjoys a total of 6727 reviews. Of these, 775 have been negative, whereas 5962 are positive. Hence, lower than what the Perfect Keto Collagen Unflavored has. Or to be exact, 88.5%.

For the Vanilla version, there were less than half of the total review count we have for the Chocolate version. Out of 3065 reviews, 2705 were positive and 360 people were not thrilled with it. So, a success rate of 88.3%.

Lastly, the Salted Caramel option is the best received one and also the least reviewed one of all. Out of 1168 pieces of customer feedback, 1064 were thrilled and 104 were unhappy. So, a global success rate of 91.1%

Whereas if we take all of the Perfect Keto Keto Collagen reviews (the whole brand), it’s at the total of 11,857 reviews. Of these, 10,531 accounts for people at least okay with the purchase, and 1326 stand for the ill-fated ones. Hence, an 88.8% global success rate. Which, frankly, isn’t a great one. I mean, it’s okay, but definitely far from ideal.

So, what about those bad reviews?

Well, as far as I can tell, the majority of them fall within either of the two categories. Either people did not like the taste or they felt robbed because the container of their purchase was only half-full. Both I find to be extremely subjective matters.

I mean, what’s tasty for one person is disliked by another. That’s extremely common. Whereas does it really matter whether or not the container is half-full if we’re still getting the claimed 20 servings per container? The way I see it, it absolutely doesn’t.

And hence, I bet if we were to ignore both of these groups of negative reviews, the actual global success rate for the Perfect Keto’s Keto Collagen might be well above 95%. I wouldn’t be surprised about that at all.

I Believe The Perfect Keto Collagens Are Fine To Shortlist

The way I see it, the Keto Collagen brand of Perfect Keto is a fine one. The choice of ingredients we can’t really fault, be it the Unflavored, Chocolate, Vanilla, or Salted Caramel version of the thing. They’re taking the high-quality approach with not defaulting to sugar and artificial sweeteners.

The global success rates are not that impressive, however, they’re mostly polluted by highly subjective opinions directed at the taste and how full the containers supposedly must be. Plus, we’re well aware global success rates do not always represent the actual value or benecialness of the thing as we’ve seen with NeoCell Gummy Glow (review) and Sanar Collagen Wrinkly Formula (review).

The only kind of thing I’m not so fond of is the lack of third-party certifications and third-party testing on the end-products (but some lab testing is definitely better than none). I mean, you can reiterate all you want that Perfect Keto is backed by science, committed to real foods, doctor-developed, doctor-formulated, it still doesn’t defuse the need for true quality, purity, potency, safety.

So, decent products, very likely good quality. But there’s definitely room for demonstrating greater quality and commitment to quality, still. Like what the Live Conscious (LiveWell) Collagen Peptides (full review with a summary) offers.

Which leads me to my recommendation. I believe the Perfect Keto Keto Collagen is a generally solid brand I would not shy away from trying. But it’s not quite enough to qualify as something to go out and buy. Hence, a very, very shortlist-able brand.

Other than that, I hope this Perfect Keto Collagen review (again, formally Perfect Keto Keto Collagen review) helped you find the information you were looking for. Do you see this as something you could buy? Which flavor do you crave to try (or don’t)? Let me know below.