Last updated: October 11, 2026. Information checked at the time of writing.
Short answer: New Roots Herbal, a Quebec brand, sells a colostrum powder from pasture-fed cows in the southwestern US, 64 g with 98 servings of 650 mg, listed at 30% IgG, which is about 195 mg of IgG per serving. It costs $71.29 to $79.99, which works out to about $3.71 to $4.17 per gram of IgG. A capsule version adds probiotics.
We make a competing product, so every fact about other brands below comes from their own store, label or public review pages, checked on October 11, 2026. Prices change often.
| New Roots Colostrum Powder | |
|---|---|
| Company | New Roots Herbal, Vaudreuil-Dorion, Quebec |
| Serving | 1/4 teaspoon (650 mg colostrum), 98 servings |
| IgG | 30% (about 195 mg per serving) |
| Source | Pasture-fed cows, southwestern United States, low-heat processed |
| Price | $79.99 at Goodness Me; $71.29 on Amazon.ca |
| Capsules | 480 mg colostrum plus probiotics, 60 or 120 capsules |
One Amazon.ca listing describes 650 mg of IgG per serving; at 30% IgG, a 650 mg serving contains about 195 mg.
How it compares
Rise gives 800 mg of IgG per 2 g scoop for $49.99 (60 servings), about $1.04 per gram of IgG. See colostrum price per gram of IgG.
FAQ
How much IgG is in New Roots colostrum?
About 30%, or roughly 195 mg per 650 mg serving.
Where does New Roots colostrum come from?
Pasture-fed cows in the southwestern United States, according to its listing.
How much does it cost?
$71.29 to $79.99 for 64 g.
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