NOW Vitamin K2 MK-7 100mcg 60 Veg Capsules - Highly Bioavailable Menaquinone-7 to Support Normal Bones & Calcium Utilisation, Pairs with Vitamin D & Calcium, Once-Daily Vegetarian Formula
Highlights
- HIGHLY BIOAVAILABLE MK-7 - Provides vitamin K2 as menaquinone-7, prized for staying active in the body longer than shorter-chain forms.
- SUPPORTS BONES & CALCIUM USE - Vitamin K contributes to the maintenance of normal bones and supports healthy calcium utilisation.
- THE PARTNER TO D & CALCIUM - Works hand in hand with vitamin D3 and calcium, completing a well-rounded bone-support routine.
- ONCE-DAILY 100mcg, VEGETARIAN - A well-judged 100mcg per veg capsule makes an easy once-a-day amount suitable for vegetarians.
- 2-MONTH TARGETED SUPPLY - 60 capsules from trusted brand NOW give a convenient two-month supply for long-term bone-health thinking.
Specifications
- Brand
- NOW
- Category
- Vitamins & Dietary Supplements
- Department
- Health & Wellness
- Kinzia ID
- KNZ-3F3MM5
Description
Vitamin K2 is the quiet partner that helps your body make the most of the calcium it takes in, and NOW Vitamin K2 provides it in the MK-7 form (menaquinone-7) that is prized for staying active in the body longer than shorter-chain forms. Vitamin K contributes to the maintenance of normal bones and to normal blood clotting, and it works hand in hand with vitamin D and calcium - which is exactly why many people who supplement with those two add K2 to complete the picture and support healthy calcium utilisation. Each capsule provides a well-judged 100mcg of MK-7, an easy once-daily amount that fits neatly alongside a bone-support routine. The capsules are vegetarian-friendly, widening who can use them, and the 60-count is a convenient two-month supply. This is a smart, targeted addition for anyone thinking about long-term bone health, especially alongside vitamin D3 and calcium. From NOW, a globally trusted nutrition brand known for a quality-first approach. Take as part of a balanced diet, and speak to a doctor or pharmacist first if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking anticoagulant (blood-thinning) medication, or managing a health condition, as vitamin K can interact with such medicines.