Vitamin D3 + K2 Drops

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• No allergen labeling (EU) 1169/2011
• No added sugar
• Non GMO

Support the essentials, every day. Vitamin D contributes to normal immune and muscle function and helps maintain bones and teeth. A simple nutritional input with a meaningful role when your vitamin D needs are not consistently met.

From sunlight to everyday resilience. Vitamin D helps your body absorb calcium and phosphorus and contributes to normal muscle and immune function. Meeting your needs supports the foundations you rely on every day.

Two nutrients, one clear nutritional rationale. Vitamin D supports mineral absorption; vitamin K activates proteins involved in bone metabolism and normal blood clotting. Complementary roles that make this pairing relevant to everyday bone health.

The relevance of supplementation depends on sun exposure, diet, age and individual health context. A clinician can interpret a vitamin D blood test when appropriate. Vitamin K requires particular care with vitamin K antagonist anticoagulants; seek professional advice before adding it. Food, movement and appropriate medical care remain the foundation.

• Supports the maintenance of normal bones and teeth
• Contributes to the normal function of the immune system
• Supports normal muscle function
• Vitamin K contributes to normal blood clotting

Bone health and immune function: established roles, backed by a substantial research base. Research on vitamins D and K explores the value of meeting nutritional needs, with published trials examining respiratory health and bone markers. The findings below concern these nutrients in the populations and protocols studied.

Immune health, investigated at scale. A 2017 meta-analysis brought together 25 randomised trials and 10,933 participants. Vitamin D supplementation was associated with a reduction in the odds of acute respiratory infection; results varied with dosing schedule and initial vitamin D status. This research complements vitamin D’s established contribution to normal immune function.

A complementary approach to bone health. A 2020 meta-analysis of eight randomised trials and 971 participants reported improvements in total bone mineral density and an osteocalcin marker with combined vitamins K and D. Across the trials, vitamin K forms and doses varied. The measured outcomes were bone density and a biological marker, supporting interest in this nutritional pairing.

Make it relevant to your routine. Consistent nutritional support starts with your diet, sun exposure and individual needs. Follow the labelled serving; research doses describe study protocols. A healthcare professional can help assess vitamin D status when appropriate.