Antler Farms 100% Pure New Zealand Colostrum, 30 Servings, 1 lb - Grass Fed, Pasture Raised, Clean Sourced, Cold Processed, Undiluted, High IgG Content

This stuff has been great for me

I've avidly used this since 2019, and it is completely a game-changer on health. I've tried other brands, and they don't have any flavor or taste like chalk. Not this stuff, it even has a natural sweetness, so you know it's processed carefully because the lactaid sweetness is slightly preserved. It heals colds quickly, it grows muscles for bodybuilding. It gives gut health and much more. I recommend to buy a separate self-sealing mason jar with a open/close lid lever style you know. The bags are resealable but to insure no oxygen get in for degradation, use a jar/airtight lid for best results.

This is the best tasting colostrum I have ever had! Plus it is verry fine & mixes very easy into my coffee!

Good flavor, mixes well and a large size for the money

Good overall colostrum, fantastic taste, mixes well. New Zealand has a reputation for high quality dairy and this is no exception. The only downside is that it's not raw colostrum. The fat fraction has been removed with all the fat-soluble vitamins and nutrients. It's still a good colostrum for what it's worth.

Although I liked this colostrum Amazon charged me $20 for tax so it will be a long time before I purchase it again. There are more affordable options.

I’ve ordered this few times and it has healed my gut issues. I mix into my smoothies. It’s fine powder so I don’t feel it in the mixture. It doesn’t have a flavor, I’ve tried it alone. Decent money. Good brand.

It took a while of searching the internet to find this product. Thank you, Antler Farms, for providing such a wonderful and delicious colostrum for improving health. At this time we do not have cattle on our farm, but I need to be consuming colostrum and I thought for a while that I was not going to be able to find it on the internet! But then there you were! It takes a little bit of stirring to get it to dissolve, so I mix it up thick first, let it sit for a while and then add more water to it and stir again. I don't mind that it's not perfectly dissolved, but using a wire whisk should take care of that if needed.