com Vitamin K2 MK-7 - K2 Vitamin K2 Supplement - K2 MK7 Supplement - Heart Vitamins - K2 Vitamin Supplement - K2 Vitamin Supplement MK-7 (10 Grams - 0.35 oz)

Hey! There are no laws in the USA over accurate labeling of ingredients in our health supplements as to truth or omission. They could legally just say "stuff". Buyer beware, your liver health is at stake. Mine got cooked. I have been health hacking since the early 90's using twolabs brand and the "life extension" biochemistry book. But I'm not rich. Currently, I have several bulksupplements products on subscription. Considered head and shoulder more reliable than microingredients, and very reasonable in cost. I cannot tell you it's not all from the same factory. But, it's way cheaper than as dispensed in capsules or pills. For this Vit K, how can it be so cheap? Made from algae or bacteria or yeast exudates in giant vats in China? How many quad trillions of helpless strep germs must be sacrificed to make a pound of this stuff? But labeling lawlessness is the elephant size issue. There is no consumer protection. I hesitantly take their word for it here but a real problem for customers is that there are no third party laboratory certification test documentation being shared. That counts as documented integrity. Understand that truthfully, nothing under the sun is ever 100% pure except undusted crystals. FYI, these bulk products are often what's stuffed into capsules for retail sales. Vit K2 is supposed to manage calcium deposition location to bones instead of soft tissue wounds. Unvalidated is that initial report, so don't count on it. It has not worked for ancient old me. My bones still break (13 and counting) and my arteries calcify big time. Mobilization is a pipe dream not to be realized short of supervised slow chelation, an allopathic curse word. If you would have body reserves of calcium mobilized, limit consumption drastically. And realize that bones are strengthened (meaning calcium deposition) as a response to stress, so use 'em strenuously, and taken with a pinch of Vit K2 for assurance sake.

I got this bulk size version of vitamin K2 MK-7, so that I could custom compound my own individual dose of vitamin K2 for a more affordable price than that of the 100 microgram doses. I take a medication that has anti-platelet effects, and I needed a higher amount of vitamin K2, than what the average person would need. The product is pure vitamin K2 content, high quality, and high potency. The price is like one year’s worth of product for less than 20 dollars, which is unbeatable. The product is easy to use, you can mix the powder in a beverage, or you can get gelatin pill capsules and fill them with the desired amount. I would recommend purchasing a milligram scale on Amazon to weigh the precise amount.

Seems to work well. Does not dissolve in water completely. Leaves granules at the bottom in H2O. Would buy again.

You only need a very small amount per day. Great quality, but I wish it came with something to measure it more accurately.

Grandson loves them.

It's a great product

Kind of impossible to use unless you’re a pharmacist. I had to buy a scale to measure this stuff and it’s still impossible. It’s pretty much a waste of my money. I can’t use it effectively, and I always buy in bulk. This is the first thing from Bulk Supplements I’ve ever been disappointed with.

Time to go and make some pills

Product is great. Would recommend checking the correct RDI as the company has a habit of suggesting much higher amounts than the average RDI.

The product is received in a powder form and I not know how much I’ll be to use each time as there is no measuring spoon with it. It may be very good, but I do not know. I want to take 5000 µg of K2 each day and I can’t figure out how much of this powder I should use. The powder also taste very much like Calcium and I don’t want to add more calcium to my diet, an explanation from the manufacturer and a suitable spoon would be worth having.