Sanar Collagen Wrinkle Formula Review – Joke’s On Us

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Sanar Collagen Wrinkle Formula is a joke of a Collagen supplement that you should absolutely NOT invest in. And this review will also illustrate perfectly why you shouldn’t blindly just trust the customer feedback it has been getting.

Plus, it is nowhere near as great of a deal in terms of money as it may initially seem. Furthermore, I will also point to some clearly better price and value-for-money options out there.

Ranking | Where Does This Bovine Collagen Rank (In 2022)?

Marketing | The Marketing Is Strong With This Sanar One

According to the manufacturer, Sanar Collagen Wrinkle Formula is a beauty supplement. The intention for it is to improve basically everything skin-related. Per their words, it is said to help reduce wrinkles in many places, as well as fight off those dark circles under the eyes.

Now, the product page is a very short, straight-to-point, concise one. To that end, it definitely reminds me of something like the Pure Encapsulations Collagen JS (review) and the Genacol Pain Relief (review). But with tons of marketing.

There’s almost every selling tactic here typically used with supplements.

They offer a money-back guarantee and free shipping. They also offer significant discounts if we buy more than one right off the bat. And then, there’s also a 20% discount with a subscription.

The only tactic not present is a section full of Sanar Collagen Wrinkle Formula reviews. And that’s something that was done in the past but currently is no longer the case.

As for the benefits, Sanar used to promise a youthful glow to the skin, strong nails, and awesome hair growth. But that is no longer the case (whilst still having the same ingredients). Now, it is just all about minimizing wrinkles and aiding skin elasticity.

As for any free-of-claims, it claims to be Non-GMO and Gluten-Free. Which is an improvement since in the past it didn’t claim anything. Still, rather basic free-of-claims like Dairy-Free and Soy-Free, and some others.

So, overall, the product page looks nice. But is it actually worth investing money in this Wrinkle Formula? Or should we rather avoid it and spend it on something else?

Ingredients | I Don’t Like The Ingredients At All & They Are Just Bad

I mean, just to give a little teaser, yeah, I do believe that. I believe that the beneficial ingredients are not worth it at all. I mean, I don’t think it’s just capable enough. This Sanar Collagen thing feels more like a gimmick than anything. I’ve seen people hyping about it plenty but as far as I can tell, there is nothing there.

Per serving (one capsule), the supplement of this review offers 750 milligrams of Collagen Hydrolysate and Gelatin, 10 milligrams of Rose Hips, 90 milligrams of vitamin C, and 50 IU of vitamin E. Here’s to elaborate on that.

Given that Gelatin is basically Collagen, we could say that it provides 750 milligrams of Collagen. But that’s a pretty ridiculously low amount.

I mean, capsule and tablet supplements typically offer anywhere between 1500 and 3000 milligrams. Whereas any truly proper Collagen supplement (powders typically) offers at least 10 grams or 10,000 milligrams of the thing. Which is the amount we all should strive for [R, R, R, R].

In terms of acquiring the benefits, 750 milligrams is not even a long shot. The full range of them is just very, very unlikely. Hence, the way I see it, the claimed gains either won’t happen or they will do so in a very brief or insufficient manner [R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R].

I mean, if we want to go around those 10 grams of powder Collagen, then a patented Collagen formulation like what we find in the Doctor’s Best Collagen (review) or the Health Logics Biocell Collagen (review) is the only way to go.

And to make matters only worse, Sanar doesn’t properly source its Collagen.

I mean, in the past, they at least claimed that it’s from Grass-Fed animals. Now, it claims no such thing. Thus, the animals this Collagen is sourced from are likely Corn-Fed, Antibiotics-Filled, Slaughterhouse-Raised cows. Which, by no means, is a nutritious way when it comes to sourcing the protein.

And then, on top of all that, the supplement of this review doesn’t offer third-party testing either. Thus, all in all, the quality is just insanely low. It’s likely at the level of being the worst that it can be.

As for the Rose Hips, 10 milligrams is not a great amount either. Still, the antioxidative effect may grant some of the typical benefits associated with it.

Such can include lower cholesterol levels, better heart and digestive health, and help in cancer prevention. And then, there can in theory be other anti-inflammation-related gains as well [R, R, R, R, R, R].

As for the amounts of the vitamins, they’re typically fine.

I mean, 90 milligrams of vitamin C is decent if we subscribe to 100% Daily Values. The same for vitamin E.

Whereas as far as their respective forms go (how easy to absorb for our bodies they are), vitamin C probably is a synthetic thing since Ascorbic Acid is typically just that. That said, studies have proven that it is still a very effective way; so, kind of no worries there. As for vitamin E, it’s one of the natural forms (D-Alpha Tocopheryl Acid Succinate). Which is good. [R, R, R, R, R, R, R]

Side Effects | It Is Actually More Than That One Additive That They List

Side effects are typically the product of additives. With good additives, we won’t encounter any. With bad ones, it is, however, extremely likely. So, additives definitely are not something that works out for every single Collagen supplement we’ll ever encounter.

To illustrate, Vim & Vigor Collagenate (review) struggled with Potassium Sorbate. Whereas something like the LAC Taut Collagen (review) didn’t do too well with Sucralose. And there are many other examples like that [R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R].

But where does this Collagen Wrinkle Formula of Sanar supplement fall?

Superficially, it uses only one additive but that I believe is somewhat deceiving. Because Gelatin (what is supposed to be listed with additives) gets listed with the active ingredients.

You see, the supplement comes in capsules. But as far as I know, it’s technologically impossible (or at least extremely inconvenient) to create capsules just out of Magnesium Stearate (which is completely harmless, by the way) [R, R, R, R, R].

Whereas out of Magnesium Stearate and Gelatin that’s an easy one. Many including Genacol Collagen (review) use that exact same approach.

And that’s a pretty good way how to go about it. Both are extremely unlikely to cause any health concerns or just negatives in general (apart from ridiculously minor ones like bad breath or a bad taste in the mouth) [R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R].

Reviews | Customer Reviews Are Shockingly High & They’re Rigged

Now, moving away from the theoretical aspects, let’s turn to more practical things. Let us look at what we have by the Sanar Collagen Wrinkle Formula reviews.

Generally speaking, it’s pretty common these days for product pages to contain also a section for customer reviews. I mean, we’ve seen such sections with supplements like Skinny Fit Super Youth (review) and Code Age Multi Collagen (review), as well as a plethora of others. And the product of this review also had one in the past.

Either way, as that has proven to be the case so often, this form of feedback is typically rigged, adjusted, edited to appear better. So, for marketing purposes, it’s perfect. But for truth-seeking ones – not so much.

So, I looked into all ratings I could find by third-party sellers and retailers. And here’s what I found.

In total, I came across 1,748 Sanar Collagen Wrinkle Formula reviews. Of these, 1,697 were positive (27 three-star, 106 four-star, 1,564 five-star) and only 51 were negative (41 one-star, 10 two-star).

To do the math, that’s a remarkably high global success rate of 97.1%. And the comments are superb as well.

I mean, according to the positive feedback posted by customers, this is an amazing supplement.

Many people claim that it’s the best thing on the market. Others praise the fact that the capsules are easy to swallow and that they have no taste. Others are thrilled with the serving size. Whereas others more report feeling benefits to joint, skin, nail, and hair health, and pain relief.

But then, what is this with these ridiculously high success rates while offering barely any Collagen? Supplements like this are just popping up everywhere recently. And I bet it messes with people’s heads quite a bit.

Now, on to the bad Sanar Collagen customer reviews. What did they have to say?

Well, many reported it simply not working. Others were unhappy about it having Magnesium Stearate (which isn’t actually a problem as we discussed). Others yet encountered allergic reactions and side effects. But there was one really interesting thing about the feedback.

Namely, the bad ratings also gave some insight as to why the Wrinkle Formula supplement enjoys such an awesomely high global success rate.

As it turns out, it seems there has been a promotion of some kind where if a person were to leave a 5-star review, they would get an extra bottle of the Collagen completely free. Which, at least in my mind, explains things perfectly.

All in all, I definitely have to add. Quite a fascinating way how to get customer reviews properly on your side as a manufacturer.

Pricing | To Review What It Costs, It’s A Downright Expensive Supplement

Now, looking at the other half of the practical aspects, we’ve got pricing. In terms of the Collagen Wrinkle Formula reviews, I didn’t really find anyone who was genuinely unhappy about the price. I mean, for sure, people that encountered side effects or no gains at all weren’t particularly thrilled. But the price wasn’t exactly their blue.

All of that could, to an extent, give the impression that this Sanar is actually a really well-priced product. But is it, really?

So, per container, we’ve got 150 capsules, which are equal to 150 servings. A container costs typically $20.46. Hence, that’s about $0.14 per capsule which may seem like a good deal superficially. But then, if we recall, each serving brings only 750 milligrams of the protein. So, that’s $1.82 for every 10 grams of Collagen. And that’s not cheap.

Here are a few examples to illustrate.

Zhou Collagen Peptides (review) prices typically at $27.99 per container. A container contains 46 servings. Which means that it’s about $0.61 per serving, and a serving contains 11 grams of Collagen. Meaning, it costs is 55.3 cents for every 10 grams of Collagen. That’s about 30% of what the Sanar Collagen Wrinkle Formula costs.

Meaning, that’s more than three times less. And Zhou offers Grass-Fed, Pasture-Raised, Hormone-Free without additives, and with in-house testing. Frankly, the difference is ridiculous.

Now, if we compare it to other capsule-like supplements, the difference certainly isn’t as crazy. However, I believe it’s still big enough to never want to consider this Wrinkle Formula as an option, again. For example, let’s compare it to the Reserveage Collagen Booster (review).

Yes, on a surface level, it’s something more expensive. However, it offers a patented version of Collagen. And so, due to the efficiency of that patented formulation, it’s very capable of granting proper benefits to skin health with as little as 1000 milligrams [R, R, R, R, R, R, R].

It costs $1.12 per gram of BioCell Collagen. And I would prefer that instead of the Sanar hoax any time of the day.

And then, not only is Reserveage third-party tested, but also it offers Resveratrol which is a very powerful antioxidant known to have a ton of great effects including anti-aging and anti-inflammatory properties. And its additives are good choices, too.

Pros & Cons | There Basically Are No Positives For The Product

Overall | The Sanar Collagen Wrinkle Formula Supplement Is Terrible

So, the customer reviews have been effectively rigged. The active ingredients? Absolutely not hot at all. And then, the additives are fine but we shouldn’t ever buy a supplement just because it has okay additives. I don’t like Sanar Collagen Wrinkle Formula at all.

I mean, sure, there are some added substances to improve the thing overall that kind of do make it a tad more captivating (and unique). But it still doesn’t change the fact that total Collagen amounts are, frankly, beyond miserable.

Furthermore, its sourcing is likely rubbish as well. All of which basically just means that it’s pretty unlikely we’ll ever encounter benefits with this one.

Overall, the way I see it, this Sanar Collagen is an absolute waste of time. Yet still, it somehow manages to find its way onto various best-of lists across the internet.

But I think that true, in-depth, proper research on the product does paint a completely different picture. Thus, (out of avoid it, consider it, shortlist it, buy it) I would not go for it. I would avoid it.

I mean, it’s just a really sad look. And, the way I see it, there’s nothing exciting about the Sanar Wrinkle Formula at all.

On that note, if we look past that, there are plenty of really great Collagen supplements out there. I’ve searched far and wide. I’ve looked at basically every product I could find. And I haven’t found anything more capable than this (full review with a summary). And that’s both in terms of quality and price.

Whereas if you believe that Collagen in capsules or tablets is a must for you, I would recommend looking into Health Logics Biocell Collagen (review).

Above all, I hope this Sanar Collagen Wrinkle Formula review helped you find the information you were looking for. If you have any thoughts or questions, I’m here for you. And do feel free to leave your own personal reviews on the product as well.