Collagen Jelly Stick Reviews: BB LAB vs HAMCHOROK vs Cloo9 vs YIXO vs NOW Foods vs FOODOLOGY

7 min read · Published 2026-09-08

Our where-to-buy guide is built for comparing specs and buying. This is the more opinionated version — six real products, what we actually think of each, and who should skip them.

BB LAB Pomegranate Collagen S — the one to start with

If you want to understand what the fuss is about, this is the stick to try first. It’s the closest thing to “the original” — an Olive Young staple, heavy on real pomegranate concentrate (18,600mg per stick, by far the most fruit-forward of the six), with a clearly labelled 1,000mg marine collagen dose. Nothing about it feels like a compromise version of a Korean product for export.

Skip it if: you want the format but object to ordering internationally — there’s no UK stockist, so YesStyle or Stylevana checkout is unavoidable.

FOODOLOGY Collagen Centella Jelly — the easiest to actually find

FOODOLOGY shows up across more Korean-beauty resellers than any other brand here, which counts for something when SKUs from smaller brands go in and out of stock. The Centella Asiatica angle is a nice point of difference — it’s a genuinely well-regarded skin-soothing ingredient in Korean skincare, even if we can’t verify an exact collagen mg figure from the listing.

Skip it if: you specifically want a fully-dosed, fully-transparent label — this is the one product on our list where we couldn’t confirm the collagen amount.

Cloo9 Collagen Jelly — highest dose, highest price

At 5,000mg of marine collagen per stick, Cloo9 has by far the largest dose here — genuinely double the next-highest. It’s also a UK-facing DTC brand, so checkout and delivery are straightforward in a way the Korean imports aren’t. The trade-off is real: £64 for 28 sticks works out to roughly £2.29 each, the most expensive per-stick price on this list — though the cheapest per 1,000mg of collagen, since the dose is roughly double.

Skip it if: budget matters more than dose — you can get three sticks from cheaper brands for the price of one Cloo9.

YIXO Vegan Collagen Jelly — the only genuinely vegan option

If you want the format without an animal-derived ingredient, YIXO is currently the only choice on this list — and it’s UK-based, so delivery is fast. Worth reading the label carefully though: this is a plant-based collagen-support blend, not collagen itself (there’s no vegan source of actual collagen), and the serving size is unusual — three jellies a day for seven days, not one a day like the others. Do the maths on real daily cost before assuming the £26 pack price is comparable.

Skip it if: you specifically want marine or bovine collagen and vegan isn’t a requirement — you’ll get a higher dose and lower daily cost elsewhere.

NOW Foods Collagen Jelly Beauty Complex — the trust-your-retailer pick

NOW Foods is a recognisable, established supplement brand, sold through Welzo rather than a Korean importer or marketplace reseller — if you’d rather buy from a name you already know than take a chance on an unfamiliar Korean brand, this is the pick. It’s also the one product on this list backed by a specific, well-designed clinical study on its exact peptide (VERISOL) — see our evidence roundup for the actual numbers.

Skip it if: you’re specifically chasing the Korean “inner beauty” format and branding — this reads as a conventional Western supplement in jelly form, not a K-beauty snack.

HAMCHOROK Rg+ Pomegranate Collagen Jelly Stick — most-reviewed by far

727 ratings at 4.4 stars on Amazon UK makes this the single most-reviewed product on our list, and it’s genuinely useful to have that much real buyer feedback behind a jelly stick rather than the handful of reviews most of these brands have. Dispatched by Amazon means Prime-speed delivery too. The Amazon listing itself leans hard on unproven claims (anti-ageing, immunity) in its title and bullets — ignore those and judge it on the ingredients (pomegranate concentrate, fermented black ginseng, low-molecular fish collagen), which are genuine.

Skip it if: you don’t want to wade through overclaimed marketing copy to get to the actual ingredient list — though that’s true of most supplement listings on Amazon, not unique to this one.

If you only try one

Start with BB LAB if you want the authentic Korean original, or HAMCHOROK if you’d rather buy somewhere you already have an account and trust the review volume. Full pricing, delivery paths, and a side-by-side compare table are in our where-to-buy guide.

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