
BEA Glow — 6ct
10g marine collagen with 100mg caffeine and hyaluronic acid.
6 cans · $7.83 per can
$47 US retail
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Can
6 cans
Ages 16+
Why Isagenix makes this one
What it was built to do
Merge the energy can and the collagen supplement into one purchase occasion.
What actually makes it different
10g hydrolysed Type I marine collagen, 120mg hyaluronic acid, biotin, 100mg caffeine, no sugar.
Who it suits
Ages 16+ wanting beauty support and smooth energy, up to two cans daily.
The dividing line
Collagen Elixir: 10g sparkling caffeinated can versus a 5g caffeine-free glass shot with botanicals.
Details the shop page leaves out
- 10g Type I marine collagen, 120mg hyaluronic acid and 100mg green tea caffeine in one 45-calorie can — the collagen supplement and the energy drink collapsed into a single serving.
At a glance
| Category | Energy & Focus |
| Format | Can |
| Size | 6 cans |
| Retail price | $47 |
| Cost per can | $7.83 |
| Suggested minimum age | 16 and over (Isagenix guidance) |
Flavors and variants
- Luminous Lemonade
What the label says
Per serving: 10g hydrolysed Type I marine collagen, 120mg hyaluronic acid, 100mg caffeine, 45 calories, no sugar. Up to two cans daily.
How to read that
Isagenix states the marine collagen is sourced from responsibly farmed fish and references Best Aquaculture Practices, Friend of the Sea and Safe Quality Food certifications. Those relate to sourcing and supplier practice — verify the specific certificate before treating them as certifications of the finished drink. Research on collagen peptides, hyaluronic acid or caffeine individually is not research on this formula.
Is that a lot? What the rest of the shelf looks like
Powdered bovine collagen is commonly sold at about 20 g per serving, roughly 70 calories, and that figure is the one most category comparisons lead with. A ready-to-drink marine collagen at 5 to 10 g is a different product, not a weaker version of the same one: source, format, added botanicals and whether a trial exists on the finished drink all move independently of the gram count. More grams is not automatically better. What the gram count measures is dose, and nothing else.
Category figures checked August 2026 across mainstream products in the same format, from the manufacturers’ own published labels and pricing. We do not name other brands on this site — a brand name does not tell you whether a dose is high or low, and a range does.
Allergens can differ between flavors, so check the pack you receive. Full allergen and manufacturing statement.
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How this compares in Energy & Focus
11 products sit in Energy & Focus. Here they are on the four numbers that separate them.
| Product | Size | Retail | Per serving |
|---|---|---|---|
| BEA Glow — 6ct | 6 cans | $47 | $7.83 |
| e+ Energy Shot — 6ct | 6 shots | $32 | $5.33 |
| e+ Energy Shot — 12ct | 12 shots | $60 | $5.00 |
| BEA Sparkling Energy | 12 cans | $61 | $5.08 |
| BEA Glow — 30ct | 30 cans | $228 | $7.60 |
| XM+ Energy Mix | 30 packets | $149 | $4.97 |
| Nootropic Elixir — 10ct | 10 bottles | $61 | $6.10 |
| Nootropic Elixir — 40ct | 40 bottles | $232 | $5.80 |
| Nootropic Elixir — 60ct | 60 bottles | $311 | $5.18 |