Nature Made Vitamin D3 K2 Softgels, Dietary Supplement, 35 Count

My Endocrinologist suggested this because of my low Vitamin D. My results have been very good since I started taking this supplement.

Recommended by doctor after bone scan. The K2 helps D3 to be absorbed into bones. A very small gel capsule and easy to swallow.

This was such a a good find my doctor recommended it ..the only thing nature made could approve is that it needs a bigger count bottle

It is great to take one supplement instead of two. You also save a bit of money this way.

My doctor is telling me to take vitamin D3. I looked it up and found that it is best taken with vitamin K.Nature made is highly recommended taking for first time today.

Been really cloudy, especially with all the chem trails, so needed extra vitamin D Have used Nature Made products for over 20 years & and have never been disappointed, THANKS NM

My system is very sensitive to supplements, especially if I have to take more than one at a time. No offense but this particular supplement was okay but I ended up giving it to a friend.

Purchased four bottles of these-supposed to have 35 per bottle-only 30 in the bottles they sent me. So I'm cheated out of 20 vitamins?! Disgusted. And I've always bought vitamins through here but now I won't unless I buy in store where I can see exactly what I'm getting!

After months of taking these, my normally thick and strong fingernails were thin and breaking all the time. When I looked up vitamin D toxicity, this is a symptom and the recommended dose is NO MORE THAN 4,000 IU daily. Yet, Nature Made only packages this 5K dose of D3 with K2. None of the lower doses are paired with K2. Something is amiss here and needs to be addressed.

I recently switched to this after many years of taking your D3 product due to the benefits of K2. After starting this I developed slight difficulty in breathing which I have never had. It was very mild and progressive over a number of weeks. Once I read the label and saw "carmine", I immediately stopped taking it as I have had allergies to carmine in the past (contact dermatitis with makeup and severe nausea/vomiting with food that has it.) This should not be used in your products. It is made from the blood of crushed beetles and is highly allergenic in some people like me. I feel much better since I stopped. There are much better/safer dyes, if you must use a dye.