Updated October 14, 2026 · ThriveCue Editorial Team

KoRo vs Vital Proteins

KoRo scores 9.1 and Vital Proteins 9.0 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

KoRo

9.1/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

Vital Proteins

9.0/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

KoRo vs Vital Proteins: the differences

KoRo vs Vital Proteins
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KoRoKoRo
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Vital ProteinsVital Proteins
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Price from€19.50$29.99
Price per serving€0.010$2.31
CertificationsOrganicNsf, Gmp
Money-back period14 days30 daysHigher
MarketsDEUS
Subscription discountNot confirmed15%

Same on both: Third-party tested (No).

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Key differences

  • KoRo scores higher overall: 9.1 vs 9.0.
  • Money-back period is higher at Vital Proteins: 30 days vs 14 days.
  • Support channels: only Vital Proteins offers Chat.
  • Certifications: only KoRo offers Organic.
  • Certifications: only Vital Proteins offers Nsf, Gmp.
  • Products: only KoRo offers Vitamins minerals, Omega 3.
  • Diets: only KoRo offers Vegan, Vegetarian.
  • Diets: only Vital Proteins offers Gluten free, Keto.
  • Markets: only KoRo offers DE.
  • Markets: only Vital Proteins offers US.

Our verdict on each

KoRo

KoRo suits adults inside Germany who want a broad supplement range at a low cost per serving rather than a plan or a subscription. The money back window of 14 days and the DE reach keep the commitment small, though products are not third-party tested and the listed certification is organic.

Read the full KoRo review

Vital Proteins

Vital Proteins suits anyone who wants a collagen-led range from a young US brand now owned by a large food group, and who will pay more per serving than most rivals for the same shelf space. It scores 9 overall, with a 68 place on starting price across the brands we price.

Read the full Vital Proteins review

Score breakdown

KoRo vs Vital Proteins
AreaKoRoVital Proteins
Cost9.7HigherPrice from ranks 44 of 157 brands, while a serving cost of €0.01 ranks 1 of 121 on cost.8.7Entry price of $29.99 ranks 68 of 157, but $2.31 per serving drops it to 100.
Offer8.6Product types cover vitamins minerals, omega 3 and probiotics, diets cover vegan and vegetarian and flavors number 4 flavours.9.0HigherA subscription discount of 15% and 30 days for returns, on a range limited to collagen, greens and probiotics.
Trust8.8Third-party tested is no, the listed certification is organic, and support runs on email, phone and help centre from a company based in DE.9.3Highernsf and gmp and a named legal entity, Nestlé HealthCare Nutrition, Inc. dba Vital Proteins, offset by a third-party tested answer of no.

Licences and countries

KoRo vs Vital Proteins
CountryKoRoVital Proteins
HeadquartersGermanyUnited States

Where they rank in our lists

KoRo vs Vital Proteins
RankingKoRoVital Proteins
Gut health, greens and collagen14 of 17223 of 172
Protein powders6 of 11110 of 111

Every fact side by side

KoRo vs Vital Proteins
FactKoRoVital Proteins
ProductsVitamins minerals, Omega 3, Probiotics, Greens, CollagenCovers moreCollagen, Greens, Probiotics
DietsVegan, VegetarianGluten free, Keto
Legal entityKoRo Handels GmbHNestlé HealthCare Nutrition, Inc. dba Vital Proteins
HeadquartersGermanyUnited States
FoundedNot confirmed2013
Support channelsEmail, Phone, Help centreEmail, Phone, Chat, Help centreCovers more

Sports nutrition

KoRo vs Vital Proteins
FactKoRoVital Proteins
Protein per serving (g)Not confirmed20
Flavours (flavours)4Higher1

Where each stands against the rest

KoRo vs Vital Proteins
FactKoRoVital ProteinsMedian
Subscription discountNot confirmed15%at the median15%
Money-back period14 daysbelow the median30 daysat the median30 days

Median across 167 listed brands.

Pros and cons

KoRo

Pros

  • A serving cost of €0.01 makes daily use inexpensive, and the entry price of €19.50 keeps a first order small.
  • Range spans vitamins minerals, omega 3 and probiotics, wider than the vitamins and minerals focus at ProSolution Plus and TestRX.
  • Products suit vegan and vegetarian diets, and the listed certification is organic.

Cons

  • Third-party tested is no, and the listed certification is organic, so an independent potency check sits outside what is stated.
  • Price from ranks 44 of 157 brands, so the entry price is not the cheapest in the comparison.
  • The range covers DE only, which is narrower than a multi-line pharmacy such as DocMorris.

Vital Proteins

Pros

  • Certifications are on the record: nsf and gmp covers its manufacturing standards.
  • Support runs on email, phone and chat, so help is reachable by more than one route.
  • Returns are straightforward with 30 days on the money-back window.

Cons

  • The third-party tested answer is no, and the certifications on record, nsf and gmp, cover manufacturing standards instead.
  • The range is narrow at collagen, greens and probiotics, where DocMorris carries multivitamins, vitamins minerals and omega 3 and Apotek Hjartat carries multivitamins, vitamins minerals and omega 3.
  • The collagen range lists 1 flavour, which limits choice for anyone sensitive to taste.

Who each suits

KoRo

Who it suits

  • Adults in DE who order one-off supplements rather than a plan
  • Vegan and vegetarian shoppers, since the diets listed are vegan and vegetarian
  • People who weigh cost per serving above all, given the rank of 1

Who should look elsewhere

  • Shoppers who require third-party tested products, since third-party tested is no
  • Anyone outside DE, where the range does not reach
  • Buyers chasing sleep, stress and nootropic lines, listed for DocMorris in multivitamins, vitamins minerals and omega 3 but not part of vitamins minerals, omega 3 and probiotics

Vital Proteins

Who it suits

  • US buyers who want collagen, greens and probiotics under one brand name
  • People who prioritise certification and a clear returns window over the lowest per serving cost
  • Shoppers who want a young company with a named parent behind it

Who should look elsewhere

  • Buyers who want a wide vitamin and mineral range, where DocMorris and Apotek Hjartat both cover far more categories
  • Anyone who needs independent batch testing on the label
  • Shoppers outside the US looking for a local market

Current offers

KoRo

Current offer

  • Discount code

    5% off next order for newsletter signup: 5%

    Sign up for the KoRo newsletter by email; discount applies to the next order

    Source, checked September 30, 2026

Vital Proteins

Current offer

  • Discount code

    15% off first order for newsletter signup: 15%

    Sign up for the newsletter to receive 15% off the first order

    Source, checked September 30, 2026

Country by country

KoRo vs Vital Proteins
CountryKoRoVital Proteins
United StatesNoYes

Questions about each

KoRo

How much does KoRo cost?+

Prices start at €19.50, and the cost per serving is €0.01. The first figure matters for a single purchase, the second for anyone taking a product every day. The price shown is the one you pay, so no second bill arrives later.

Is KoRo cheaper than rival supplement brands?+

It depends which measure you use. On price from, KoRo ranks 44 of 157 brands, so the entry price sits mid-table. On price per serving it ranks 1 of 121 brands, the stronger result of the two for a daily user.

Vital Proteins

How much does Vital Proteins cost to start?+

The entry price is $29.99, taken from the collagen peptides rather than from a bundle. Once you are ordering, the number that matters is $2.31 per serving. There is no membership needed to reach either figure.

Does a Vital Proteins subscription cost less?+

Yes, a subscription takes 15% off the ongoing cost. That discount applies for as long as you keep the subscription running, so the renewal price is lower than the one-off price but still recurring. Cancel and the one-off $2.31 per serving applies instead.

KoRo

KoRo

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