Good so far.

The stories are true! I mainly use it for better gut health but it helps with hair and skin as well, it’s amazing!

Coincidentally, on the day this colostrum arrived, so did an article in an email newsletter about the many health benefits of bovine colostrum. Not that I needed any convincing - this stuff is powdered "gold." There's a lot to like about the InstaSkincare colostrum: - Canister is double-sealed with a cellophane strip around the lid, and a peel-off seal under the lid - Made in USA, in a GMP factory - Sixty servings per canister - Plastic scoop included - Grass fed - Mild, pleasant taste undetectable in smoothies - Blends well without any clumping - Two-year shelf life (expiration date is two years away) When I first opened the canister it was only about half full, so they could have used a much smaller container to begin with. But other than that I'm really happy with this colostrum, and glad to be able to add a scoop to my daily smoothie.

May sound gross to others but this bovine colostrum powder makes pretty good cafe latte. Or milky coffee since I don't actually steam this colostrum powder but just add a scoop into my coffee & mix it until it dissolves well. Like that I can take it this way so it doesn't seem like I'm taking supplements at all. Like how it's pretty much just the colostrum with immonuglobin. No added sweeteners or starches or fillers. Although its AMazon product info states that it's made in the USA, it's container doesn't specify where it's actually manufactured. Only that it's "manufactured and distributed FOR" the brand with a Florida address. Wished they would specify where this bovine colostrum came from also.

I've been getting colostrum powder and adding it to my baby's formula for about 2 months now without issue. This formula comes with a tiny scoop, so a serving size of one scoop is easy to handle. The powder is flavorless and is thick, or thickens when I taste it. It doesn't dissolve that easily, but that's how colostrum powders tend to be. I like the flavor better of this one, because others taste like milk even though they say flavorless

This colostrum tastes a little like buttermilk or boiled milk to me, some say it's tasteless but not to me, and it's yellowish in color. I use it in baking and smoothies, never had an issue with the quality. Colostrum is worth researching, this InstaSkinCare colostrum is also worth researching.

From what I know about colostrum as a mother of 2, colostrum has immune building ingredients in them that comes in before your milk drops. I've seen quite a bit of ppl adding this to their health journey so I decided to do more research and incorporate it into my journey as well. I've never taken anything like this and so far no adverse effects. Pretty easy to mix as well

I like to use colostrum in coffee rather than milk or half and half. I get a mild creamy flavor with the benefits of colostrum. This mixes easily and is mild in taste.

Disclaimer: I am not a doctor, nurse, physician, or any form of medical practitioner. This review is purely my experience using the product and should not be considered medical advice. Please consult with your doctor before adding this supplement to your routine. Colostrum, the first milk after birth, is a controversial ingredient known to have amazing health benefits, especially for the immune system. This ingredient is formed by the building blocks of life itself, containing antimicrobial, antioxidant, and immune boosting qualities; it is no wonder it is vital for the survival of newborns. While it may seem like a horrible product to sell, cows produce colostrum in excess, so much so that newborns simply cannot take in that much colostrum, leading to a source of nutrients that would otherwise go to waste. When I saw this colostrum supplement pop up on my feed, I knew I had to give it a try! The powder is very easy to dissolve in everything I've tried it in, and it doesn't leave any aftertaste. It doesn't require a large amount daily, so this product should last quite a while. It is hard to say how effective it is, but given the immune system has such an important job in our lives, I would say it is worth incorporating in your routine. As always, though, discuss with your doctor first before ordering.