UK functional mushroom brand DIRTEA is expanding its product line beyond fungi with the launch of its new Pure Essentials range.
The collection is spearheaded by the brand’s own version of two everyday wellness staples: creatine and collagen.
Single-ingredient supplements
The DIRTEA Pure Essentials range promises clean, single-ingredient supplements that support cellular energy and cognitive function, as well as strengthening connective tissue, joints, and skin.
In a LinkedIn post, co-founder Andrew Salter said that DIRTEA Creatine and DIRTEA Collagen were designed for daily use, with dosages based on scientific research.
He added that the supplements are independently tested and contain no added flavourings or fillers.
DIRTEA Collagen: The stats
DIRTEA Collagen is made from 100% hydrolysed Type I and III Peptan® bovine collagen peptides – so unfortunately, it’s not suitable for vegans or vegetarians.
Each scoop provides 5g of the structural protein to support smoother-looking skin, stronger hair and nails, and long-term joint and connective tissue health.
This flavourless, unsweetened powder mixes easily into hot or cold drinks, and can be taken at any time of day – so drop a scoop into your morning coffee or a mid-afternoon smoothie.
DIRTEA Creatine: The stats
Like its collagen counterpart, DIRTEA Creatine is completely unflavoured, so you can mix it with just about anything you like.
A single scoop provides the recommended daily 5g dose of creatine monohydrate, helping to support energy levels, increase physical strength and sharpen mental focus.
Where to buy the DIRTEA Pure Essentials range
You can pick up a month’s supply of DIRTEA Collagen directly from the brand’s website for £22, while a four-week stash of DIRTEA Creatine costs £20.
However, if you’re serious about staying consistent with your health and wellness supplements, the DIRTEA Pure Essentials Set is the better-value option, with a monthly subscription for both products priced at £36.
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