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FROM HORMONES TO GUT HEALTH: THE WOMEN’S WELLNESS PRIORITIES SHAPING 2026

The Collagen Co. 2 mins read
Key Facts:
  • Melbourne-founded beauty nutrition brand The Collagen Co. has launched the V Life Capsules Range, a collection of four targeted daily supplements designed specifically for women's health needs.
  • The range comprises four formulations: Flaura V (gut health), Luna V (hormonal wellbeing), Body V (energy and metabolic support), and Beauty V (hair, skin and nails).
  • Each product uses clinically studied ingredients at effective doses, responding to growing demand from Australian women for supplements that address specific health concerns rather than offering generic wellness support.
  • The supplements are designed for simplicity, requiring just four capsules per day with no powders, mixing, or preparation needed.
  • The range launches exclusively in Australia on 3 September 2026 via thecollagen.co, with prices ranging from $52 to $69 per product.

The Collagen Co. launches V Range, a new collection of targeted daily supplements for women. 

Australian women are becoming more specific about the support they want from wellness products, with hormone health, digestive comfort, energy and healthy ageing increasingly treated as distinct needs rather than one broad idea of wellbeing.

 

Responding to this shift, Melbourne-founded beauty nutrition brand The Collagen Co. has launched V Life Capsules Range, a collection of four targeted formulations created for women's changing health priorities. The range launches with Flaura V for gut health, Luna V for hormonal wellbeing, Body V for energy and metabolic support, and Beauty V for hair, skin and nails.

 

"Women's health needs are rarely static. They shift with age, hormones, lifestyle and life's many transitions," says Millie Padula, In-House Dietitian and Nutritionist at The Collagen Co. "We are seeing women look beyond generic wellness products and seek support that speaks to a specific concern, whether that is bloating, menstrual comfort, fatigue or changes to their hair and skin."

 

"V Life Range was developed around that need for greater specificity. Each formulation brings together clinically studied ingredients at effective doses, giving women a simple way to choose support that reflects what they need at that point in their lives."

 

Four targeted formulas for changing health priorities:

Flaura V | Gut Repair & Debloat

Relieves bloating, soothes the gut lining and supports daily digestive comfort.

Luna V | Hormone Balance & Support

Supports hormonal wellbeing, PMS and menstrual cycle comfort, as well as women through perimenopause and menopause.

Body V | Tone & Energy

Relieves fatigue, supports energy balancing healthy blood sugar levels, to help manage sugar cravings.

Beauty V | Hair, Skin & Nails

Supports thicker hair from root to tip, helps decrease hair loss and thinning, and supports skin firmness, elasticity and hydration.

Designed for a simple daily routine, each V Life Capsules formula is taken as four capsules a day, with no powders, mixing or preparation required. 

Availability

Launch date: Thursday, 3 September 2026 (Australia only)

RRP: Flaura V $65 | Luna V $69 | Body V $52 | Beauty V $65

Available exclusively at thecollagen.co


About us:

The Collagen Co. creates beauty-first nutrition with collagen at the core, combining great taste and science-backed formulas to deliver real, visible results.

Founded in Melbourne, The Collagen Co. creates beauty-first nutrition designed to slot effortlessly into women’s lives. With collagen at the core, the brand combines great taste with science-backed formulas to deliver real, visible results.

The Collagen Co is available online https://www.thecollagen.co and Chemist Warehouse stores Australia-wide.

 


Contact details:

Kaitlin Lawler
PR & Partnerships Coordinator
[email protected]
+61 427 131 307 

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