BulkSupplements Vitamin K2 MK7 Powder - 250 Grams (8.8 oz)

Switched to this MK-7 powder after capsules, and BulkSupplements version is superior—superior absorption from the menaquinone-7, mixes smoothly (neutral enough in flavored smoothies or juice), and the benefits build nicely: better bone support, calmer vascular feel, and overall pep from efficient nutrient use. The large bags offer unmatched value, no clumping issues, and trusted purity. If you're optimizing for heart, bone, or longevity wellness, this clean powder is a fantastic choice!

Bulk supplements never dissapoints. They are always high quality and as advertised pure. No added ingredients and always come nicely packed.

I was very happy with the vitamin k2. It has no flavor so it's very easy to take, and the cost is affordable for the amount of product you receive

This supplement is necessary in order for VIT D3 to be metabolized in the cell. without it, VIT is rendered impotent as it will be stored but not released to the body requirements. There is plenty of science to back this up. Read some of Jeff Bowles studies and research. Buying it in bulk allows 3 things: 1. There is NO fillers or off-putting ingredients that are often included in pills/capsules 2. You can determine how much you want to take daily. 3. Buying in bulk can save you money, my dose, which is 60 times the RDA recommendation costs 6 cents per day. The only real negative is that you need a scale to weight the proper amount. I make it easy and use a Pill machine to make my own pills at a fraction of the cost. I buy bulk D3, K2, Magnesium, Zinc and Boron -- which are ALL necessary for the proper availability of D3 and K2 to be brought into the cell. Cheers to your health!!

Product is great and received on time

glad to found Vitamin K!

i like the product

superb diet

Great product but it is very difficult to work with. It's a greasy powder and you only need a pinheads worth but ...hard to do.

Product arrived quickly so that was great. However, it is next to impossible to measure out an accurate 9mg serving size so I have no idea if I am taking too much or too little. I did also buy measuring spoons at the 1/16 tsp size since a TSP to MG conversion site indicated that 9mg is less than a 1/16 tsp equivalent. How much less? I have no idea. The hilarious thing is that inside the bag you see from BulkSupplements, is another small ziploc-type bag that actually has a small amount of the vitamin in powder form. The BulkSupplements bag indicates that there should be 1111 servings (not the 111 servings in the headline). No way there are that many servings unless I only take a miniscule pinch of the powder. I suspect that I will buy this vitamin in a different form next time.