We know that Vitamin K is essential for normal blood clotting and for building and maintaining strong, healthy bones. But latest research suggests that a special form of Vitamin K, called menaquinone-7 (K2), may play an important role in blood vessel and heart health too. By supporting healthy blood vessels, Vitamin K2 may maintain optimum blood circulation – essential for healthy heart function. And K2 is now thought to be even more helpful in contributing to the normal structure of bone than Vitamin K1.

K2 is highly bioavailable and bioactive, and remains in the blood for longer than K1. This means the body’s reserves can be built up and tissues supplied continuously. And unlike Vitamin K1, Vitamin K2 is safe to take with blood thinning medication, at the suggested daily intake.

An excellent food source of Vitamin K2 is natto (fermented soya beans) – not a common Western dietary choice. Cheese and curd are also good sources, but people following a heart-health diet are recommended to reduce such foods in their diet, and they’re usually high in salt. Higher Nature’s Vitamin K2 is sourced from natto.

The optimal daily intake as determined by research is 45µg – more is not necessary.

Highly bioactive and bio-available

The average western diet is depleted in vitamin K2, essential for normal blood clotting

May help keep blood vessels healthy

Important for building and maintaining strong bones

Helps maintain bone mass in post menopausal women

Vitamin K2 remains in the blood for longer than K1

Research shows that optimal daily intake is 45µg

At recommended dose is suitable with warfarin

Perfect partners for ‘tip-top’ bones

Vitamin K2 is particularly key for helping maintain bone mass in post-menopausal women and is also safe to take with blood thinning medication.

One tablet typically provides

45µg Vitamin K2 (menaquinone-7). 

Daily suggested intake: 1 tablet

Bottle size 30 or 60 tablets