Colostrum Powder - Gut Barrier Support - 2300mg Bovine Colostrum & 575mg IgG Per Serving - 30 Servings, Non-GMO

Because colostrum is one of the few supplements where the whole argument comes down to how much of it arrives, and where almost nobody in the category will give you a number you can use.

The industry advertises IgG as a percentage. A percentage is a ratio, not a dose, and it tells you nothing until you multiply it by a serving size that most tubs express in scoops. That is not an accident. It is a very effective way of making a small amount look like a specification.

What is in one serving, in weights:

• Bovine colostrum, 2,300 mg – standardised to 25% immunoglobulin G
• Immunoglobulin G, 575 mg – printed on the label as its own line rather than left for you to calculate. For comparison, a product standardised to 40% at a one gram serving delivers 400 mg
• Nothing else – no capsule, no flow agent, no anti-caking agent. The ingredient list is two lines long and both of them are colostrum

KINETIC Colostrum Powder is one scoop in cold water, once a day, 30 servings to a tub. What you get for that:

• 575 mg of IgG a day, as a weight you can compare against anything else on the shelf
• A serving delivered into the intestine, which is the only place colostrum has ever been shown to act
• A tub whose entire contents are the ingredient you paid for

🥄 The taste is real and it is not a fault

Unflavoured colostrum tastes of milk powder, faintly sweet and faintly farmyard. That is what colostrum tastes like, not a sign of a bad batch. It disappears into anything cold with a flavour of its own, and most people who stick with it end up putting it in something rather than in water.

🥣 It needs stirring, properly

Colostrum powder does not dissolve the way a whey isolate does, and clumping is the most common complaint anyone makes about it. A shaker or thirty seconds of real stirring solves it. A teaspoon and a lazy swirl does not.

📅 The research runs in weeks

The intestinal barrier work measured at fourteen days. The respiratory work in athletes ran eight to twelve weeks. Nothing in this field has ever been measured over days, so if you are judging this on how Thursday went you are using the wrong instrument.

🏋️ It is worth timing to a hard block

Everything colostrum has been studied for happens in people training hard, in heat, at volume. Run this through a build rather than through a deload and you are at least running it in the conditions the research was done in.

You bought this page's argument on arithmetic, so here is the arithmetic that does not flatter us.

• On the amount, plainly – the human trials cluster between 10 and 20 grams a day. This serving is 2.3 grams. That is roughly a quarter to a ninth of a studied amount, and it is a bigger serving than most of this category sells while still being well under what the research used. This is a daily dietary amount of colostrum, not a trial dose, and that sentence appears once on this page rather than stapled onto every claim above it
• It does not put antibodies into your blood – adults do not absorb intact IgG across the gut wall. What the work shows is that a real share of it survives to the small intestine still able to bind. That is a local effect in the intestine, it is a smaller claim than the category makes, and it is the true one
• On the vegetarian badge – the supplier badges this vegetarian. Strictly that is defensible, because dairy is obtained without slaughter and there is no gelatin here. It is also easy to misread. This product is milk. It is not vegan and it is not suitable for anyone avoiding dairy
• If you are drug tested, read this – colostrum is not itself banned, but it naturally contains IGF-1, which is. Anti-doping bodies do not recommend colostrum, will not guarantee against a positive test, and advise using only products carrying third-party sport certification. This product does not carry one. If you compete under testing, do not take it
• It is not a medicine – nothing here diagnoses, treats or cures anything, and it is not a treatment for any gut condition

What is left is 575 mg of IgG a serving, printed as a weight, in a tub containing nothing else.

This was made for people who have already decided colostrum is worth taking and want to take a serious amount of it.

It's especially for you if:

• You have compared two colostrum labels and realised the percentages were not comparable
• You take more anti-inflammatories in a hard block than you would put in writing
• You would rather stir a powder than swallow four capsules to reach the same amount
• You want an ingredient list you can read out loud in under five seconds
• You already put something in a shaker every day and adding one more scoop costs you nothing

2,300 mg of bovine colostrum a serving with 575 mg of IgG, 30 servings to a tub, one scoop in cold water daily. Gluten free and non-GMO. Made in the USA. Contains milk.

Chances are, this is the colostrum you have been looking for.

It is not for you if you have a dairy allergy, if you are vegan, or if you compete under anti-doping testing, because this product carries no sport certification. Nor if you are pregnant or nursing, or under 18. If dairy is something you tolerate rather than enjoy, the capsules in this range let you start at a fifth of this amount.

Your order today is backed by our 90-day guarantee. If KINETIC isn't right for you, return it within 90 days of delivery for a full refund. Simple as that.