Cowabunga Colostrum - Premium, Pure & Unaltered Colostrum Powder Supplement - for Immune Support, Gut Health, Muscle Recovery & Wellness - Kosher & Halal Certified Calostro

I became a colostrum fanatic around one year ago. At that time, Miracle Moo was the best seller, so I went with it. However, many new options appeared in the last few months due to the popularity (rightly so) of colostrum. Here’s why I thnik why Cowabunga is one of the best colostrums on the market:1. Sourcing & ProductionCowabunga Colostrum is milked and packed in Wisconsin, USA (the dairy capital of the world). It is collected within the critical 6-hour window after birth, which is essential for capturing the most vital minerals and antibodies. After doing research, I know that this milking window ensures the highest levels of essential nutrients, amino acids, and Immunoglobulins needed to support immune and gut health.In contrast, while Miracle Moo might be a decent product, they don’t share or guarantee their sourcing, which makes me believe it’s sourced from multiple points, maybe even overseas.2. Purity & ProcessingCowabunga Colostrum says they are pure and unprocessed, preserving all the natural bioactives that are so beneficial for gut and immune health. It NATURALLY has 25% IgG levels, which is unheard of in the colostrum world. Other brands including Miracle Moo try to inflate IgG numbers with high processing, which can often destroy the beneficial components or adding IgG additives such as ImmunoLin to increase IgG numbers. The only additive in Cowabunga is <1% of sunflower lecithin, which helps with mixing because the colostrum is so rich and fatty that it wouldn’t otherwise blend well with water. (btw sunflower lecithin is a supplement that lots of people drink for beneficial fatty acids)3. Visible QualityOne of the most striking differences between Cowabunga Colostrum and Miracle Moo other colostrums that I tried is the color. Cowabunga’s rich yellow color profile is a sign of quality and nutrient density, while other colostrum are pale, almost white in color suggests a lack of 1) fatty acids 2) IgA and amino acids.Another big factor to note is that most vitamins and minerals need fats to be properly absorbed by your gut. So if a colostrum product is deprived of fats, it will not be absorbed by your gut as well as the one high in fat percentage. I should note that the high fat content makes it a bit less mixable with water. But I like to dry scoop it without anything anyway, and cowabunga actually tastes delicious!ConclusionFor those serious about the benefits of colostrum, Cowabunga Colostrum is the clear winner. The vibrant yellow color confirms its superior quality. I’m a huge fan and a lifetime Subscribe and Save customer!

Love this product !! No taste , doesn't upset my stomach and it mixes pretty easy in a liquid. Mostly add to my protein shake or my greek yogurt and my gut has been great. Great price & quality

Cheap and performs just as well as Armra.

I started taking this 2 weeks ago. It tastes good, mixes well. But I haven't seen drastic changes to my gut health.Maybe a little less acid indigestion?

I bought Arma brand to begin with and I wasnt looking for fillers or taste... I want the quality and this is definitely quality. I have no gut issues at all anymore. A lot less bloating and the jar lasts longer and is less expensive than competitors. I am so appreciative because sometimes we can't leave the house with gut issues. My skin is definitely better and I don't get as sick as often as I used to. Bought it to rebuild my gut after a round of antibiotics and I'm very happy. Healed my cat scratch under my eye and my gut.

Not super sold on this one. I used it for a few months and saw zero benefits. I used it various ways (with hot coffee, iced coffee, water at room temp) and it wouldn’t blend with anything. So it was clumpy every time I used it. It didn’t have an overwhelming flavor, just clumpy.

It has a good taste, reminiscent of sweet. The powder is granular but dissolved in my coffee. I read many reviews, quite a few complaining about the texture and that it wouldn't dissolve. I didn't have that problem. I also tried it in water as the directions state. That method tasted okay but not my favorite. Dry scooping as other reviews mention, is another good option for me. The instructions also state that using a milk frothier will help to dissolve it in liquid. I used a stick blender, and it worked great at getting the powder to dissolve. I think it's a quality product but do not have any comments as of yet as to any health benefits.

This powder is horrible it does not fully dissolve in hot water. I wanted this to mix with my Ryze coffee but it leaves my drink a small chunky mess. Thankfully it doesn’t have a taste or I wouldn’t be able to drink it, it’s so gritty chunky.