Vitamin D3 + K2 · Dietary Supplement
Buzzlix Vitamin D3 + K2
Buzzlix Vitamin D3 + K2
Four parts. One softgel. Four seconds a day.
☀️ Daily Vitamin D Support
🦴 Bones, Teeth & Muscle Support
🛡️ Everyday Immune Support
⚡ Natural Energy Support
🧭 Calcium, Sent Where It Belongs
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- 30 softgels
- One a day
- K2 as MK-7
- Coconut oil carrier
HOW DOES IT WORK?
HOW DOES IT WORK?
Vitamin D’s real job is to open the door. It’s what lets your body absorb calcium out of the food you eat.
But absorbing calcium is only half the story. Where that calcium goes next matters just as much — and that’s K2’s job. As MK-7, it helps activate the proteins that direct calcium toward your bones and teeth.
Magnesium helps switch vitamin D into the form your body can use. And because D3 and K2 are both fat-soluble, they’re suspended in coconut oil inside the softgel itself — the fat comes with the capsule, so you’re not relying on what you happened to eat that morning.
Four parts. Four jobs. One softgel.
WHAT CAN VITAMIN D3 + K2 HELP WITH?
WHAT CAN VITAMIN D3 + K2 HELP WITH?
Most people come to vitamin D for one reason and stay for several.
Bones, teeth and muscles. D3 and K2 are the pair your skeleton runs on. D3 makes calcium available; K2 helps make sure it’s actually put to good use. If staying strong as I get older is somewhere on your mind, this is the routine that quietly supports it.
Everyday immune support. Vitamin D is one of the nutrients your immune system leans on hardest — and the one most of us run lowest on through the darker half of the year.
Energy through the day. Vitamin D is the nutrient we’re meant to get from sunlight. Most of us, indoors most of the week, simply don’t. Topping it back up is one of the simplest things you can do for how you feel day to day.
Heart and circulation. Calcium belongs in your bones. K2 helps keep it heading in that direction.
One habit instead of five. D3, K2, magnesium and a fat to carry them. The four things that work best together — already together, in one softgel.
WHY D3 + K2 TOGETHER?
WHY D3 + K2 TOGETHER?
Here’s the bit most people have slightly backwards: K2 doesn’t help you absorb vitamin D. The two do different jobs, one after the other.
D3 lets calcium in. K2 decides where it goes.
That’s why the pairing makes sense. A generous dose of D3 on its own means your body takes in more calcium. Adding K2 gives it the second half of the instruction — toward your bones and teeth, and away from the places you’d rather it didn’t settle.
And not all K2 is the same. MK-7 is the one that stays with you. It remains in circulation for roughly 48 to 72 hours, where MK-4 is measured in hours. That’s the difference between one softgel a day genuinely being one softgel a day, and one that’s finished working before dinner.
WHAT’S INSIDE?
WHAT’S INSIDE?
| Ingredient | Per Softgel | % DV |
|---|---|---|
| Vitamin D3 (as Cholecalciferol) | 250 mcg (10,000 IU) | 1250% |
| Vitamin K2 (as Menaquinone-7 / MK-7) | 300 mcg | 250% |
| Magnesium (elemental) | 15 mg | 4% |
Magnesium is provided as 100 mg Triple Magnesium Complex — Magnesium Malate, Magnesium Glycinate and Magnesium Citrate. It’s here as an activation cofactor, not as a magnesium supplement in its own right.
Other Ingredients: Coconut Oil, Gelatin, Glycerin, Purified Water.
Contains: Tree nuts (coconut).
Does not contain: Wheat, Gluten, Dairy, Corn, Soy, Eggs, Paraben, Lactose, Yeast, Fish, Artificial Flavors, Artificial Sweeteners or Preservatives.
HOW DO I TAKE IT?
HOW DO I TAKE IT?
Take 1 softgel daily.
For best results, take with a meal and an 8 oz glass of water.
30 softgels. A 30-day supply.
WHAT SHOULD I KNOW?
WHAT SHOULD I KNOW?
The softgel shell is gelatin, so this one isn’t vegan or vegetarian.
Contains tree nuts (coconut).
This is a generous daily dose of vitamin D. If you’re pregnant or nursing, taking medication — blood thinners especially — or managing a health condition, have a quick word with your healthcare provider before starting. Worth doing anyway if you’ve never had your levels checked.
SHIPPING & DELIVERY
SHIPPING & DELIVERY
Order processing takes 1–3 business days before shipment. Once your items is
dispatched, the estimated delivery time is:
United States: 4–12 Business Days
United Kingdom: 4–12 Business Days
Australia: 4–15 Business Days
Canada: 4–15 Business Days
New Zealand: 4–15 Business Days
Rest of World: 6–20 Business Days
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Buzzlix Vitamin D3 + K2
The second criterion
You already know the rule. Here’s the part it leaves out.
Everyone says take K2 with your D3. Almost nobody tells you what to look at next.
The rule got you here, and the rule is right. Vitamin D and K2 belong together.
But the rule stops exactly where the decision starts. It gets you to the shelf and then leaves you standing in front of forty bottles that all say the same two words on the front.
So here’s the criterion the rule doesn’t give you. Two things separate one D3 + K2 bottle from the next, and neither of them is printed on the front:
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The form of the K2.
“K2” on a label can mean MK-4 or MK-7. MK-7 is the one that stays with you — around 48 to 72 hours in circulation. MK-4 is measured in hours. Two bottles can print the identical K2 number and behave completely differently by dinnertime.
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What it’s carried in.
D3 and K2 are fat-soluble. They need a fat to travel with. Which means every softgel contains an oil, and that oil is a decision somebody made on your behalf — usually the cheapest one available, usually a seed oil, usually not mentioned anywhere on the front of the pack.
Buzzlix uses K2 as MK-7, in coconut oil.
That’s it. That’s the second criterion. It costs nothing to check, it takes ten seconds, and it’s the difference between buying a D3 + K2 bottle and buying the right one.
The correction
D3 lets calcium in. K2 decides where it goes.
This is the bit almost everybody has backwards — including most of the people telling you to take them together.
Ask around and you’ll be told that K2 helps you absorb vitamin D.
It doesn’t. That’s not what it does.
They’re two separate jobs, running one after the other:
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Step one
D3 opens the door.
Vitamin D3’s role is calcium absorption. It’s what allows the calcium in your food to get out of your gut and into your bloodstream. More D3, more calcium available.
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Step two
K2 gives it directions.
Once calcium is in there, something has to tell it where to go. That’s K2’s job. It activates the proteins that route calcium into your bones and teeth — and away from the places you’d rather it didn’t collect.
That’s the whole mechanism, and it’s why the pairing is worth caring about. Taking a strong dose of D3 by itself means bringing more calcium in. Taking D3 with K2 means bringing more calcium in and giving your body the instruction for what to do with it.
One nutrient does the absorbing. The other does the directing. You want both halves of the sentence.
The four-part system
Four parts. Four jobs. One softgel.
Nothing in here is filler. Each one is doing something the others can’t.
Vitamin D3
250 mcg · 10,000 IU · as Cholecalciferol
The one your body is supposed to make from sunlight, and the one almost nobody makes enough of. D3 is what allows calcium to be absorbed in the first place — and it’s the nutrient behind the bone, muscle and immune support you came here for. A generous daily amount, so your levels have somewhere to go.
Vitamin K2 — as MK-7
300 mcg · as Menaquinone-7
Absorbing calcium is only useful if it ends up in the right place. K2 activates the proteins that route it into bones and teeth. MK-7 stays in circulation for roughly 48 to 72 hours, against MK-4’s hours. One softgel that’s still working tomorrow.
Magnesium
15 mg elemental · from 100 mg Triple Magnesium Complex
Vitamin D doesn’t arrive ready to use — your body has to convert it, and magnesium is part of how that conversion happens. Three forms are used here: malate, glycinate and citrate. It’s here as a cofactor for the D3, not as a magnesium supplement.
Coconut oil
D3 and K2 are both fat-soluble. Without a fat to travel with, they don’t go far. Rather than leaving that to whatever you happened to eat, the fat is already in the softgel — and it’s coconut oil, not a seed oil. It’s the single easiest thing to check on a label, and the one most people never look at.
Four components. Four assigned jobs. One softgel, once a day.
Run the four checks
Four things worth checking. On this bottle or any other.
Go and get whatever’s in your cupboard right now. This takes about a minute.
There’s no honest way for us to tell you we’re the best one. What we can do is hand you the four things that actually separate one bottle from another — and then show you exactly how this one answers each of them.
Run it on ours. Run it on the one you’re already taking. That’s the point.
The form of the K2
- What to check
- Does the label say MK-7, or just “Vitamin K2”?
- Why it matters
- MK-7 stays in circulation roughly 48 to 72 hours. MK-4 is measured in hours. Same number on the front, very different day.
- Buzzlix
- 300 mcg, as MK-7. Printed on the panel, not just the front.
The actual numbers
- What to check
- Does it give you a number, or an adjective?
- Why it matters
- “Extra Strength” and “High Potency” aren’t measurements. The Supplement Facts panel is where the truth lives, and it’s the only part of the pack that has to be accurate.
- Buzzlix
- 250 mcg / 10,000 IU of D3. 300 mcg of K2. 15 mg elemental magnesium. Every number stated, in front and on the panel.
What’s carrying it
- What to check
- Turn the pack over and read the Other Ingredients line. Which oil is in there?
- Why it matters
- D3 and K2 need a fat to travel with, so there’s always an oil. Most people have never read which one, and it’s usually the cheapest available.
- Buzzlix
- Coconut oil. That’s the carrier, and it’s inside the softgel — so the fat comes with the capsule.
What else is in there
- What to check
- Read the full Other Ingredients line, all of it, to the end.
- Why it matters
- It’s the shortest line on the pack and the most revealing. It’s also where anything you’d rather avoid tends to be hiding.
- Buzzlix
- Coconut Oil, Gelatin, Glycerin, Purified Water. That’s the complete list. The gelatin shell does mean this one isn’t vegan or vegetarian — we’d rather say that here than have you find it after it arrives.
Four checks. About a minute. Do it to us before you buy, and do it to whatever’s already in your cupboard.
The conceded weakness
The quiet fourth ingredient.
It’s in here for a reason, and the reason isn’t magnesium.
Vitamin D doesn’t turn up ready to use. Your body has to convert it into its active form first — and magnesium is part of how that conversion happens.
So there’s magnesium in here. Three forms of it: malate, glycinate and citrate, together as a 100 mg Triple Magnesium Complex, giving 15 mg elemental.
To be straight with you: that’s a cofactor amount, not a magnesium supplement. If you’re taking magnesium separately for sleep, cramps or anything else, keep doing that — this isn’t replacing it. It’s here so the D3 has what it needs, which is a different job entirely.
Most D3 + K2 formulas leave it out. We’d rather it was in there.
The formula, start to finish
Everything vitamin D needs, in the order it needs it.
Absorbed. Directed. Activated. Delivered.
- 01AbsorbedVitamin D3 — 250 mcg / 10,000 IU
- 02DirectedVitamin K2 — 300 mcg as MK-7
- 03ActivatedMagnesium — 15 mg elemental
- 04DeliveredCoconut oil carrier, inside the softgel
Most vitamin D products give you the first ingredient and stop.
This one gives you the whole sequence — the nutrient, the one that tells it where to go, the one that switches it on, and the fat that carries all of it in. Four decisions, made once, so you don’t have to make them four separate times at four separate prices.
One softgel. One glass of water. Once a day, for thirty days.
Then do it again next month, because that’s how vitamin D works — it builds.
Simple comparison
What separates one D3 + K2 bottle from another
Five things. Ours in the last column — check anyone else’s against the middle one.
| What matters | What to look for | Buzzlix |
|---|---|---|
| Form of K2 | MK-7 — not just “Vitamin K2” | MK-7 (Menaquinone-7) |
| D3 stated as a number | An actual mcg / IU figure, not “Extra Strength” | 250 mcg / 10,000 IU |
| What carries it | A named oil you’re happy with | Coconut oil |
| What travels with it | Magnesium as an activation cofactor | Triple Magnesium Complex |
| Daily routine | One thing, once a day | 1 softgel daily |
| Supply | A month, so it lines up with reordering | 30 softgels · 30 days |
Scroll the table sideways to see every column.
Product details
Supplement Facts
The printed panel, and the same content as text you can select and read on a phone.
The printed panel, as it appears on the pouch.
The full Other Ingredients line, as printed.
Supplement Facts
| Amount Per Serving | % Daily Value | |
|---|---|---|
| Vitamin D3 (as Cholecalciferol) | 250 mcg (10,000 IU) | 1250% |
| Vitamin K2 (as Menaquinone-7 / MK-7) | 300 mcg | 250% |
| Magnesium (elemental) | 15 mg | 4% |
Magnesium provided as 100 mg Magnesium Complex (Magnesium Malate, Magnesium Glycinate, Magnesium Citrate).
Other ingredients: Coconut Oil, Gelatin, Glycerin, Purified Water.
Contains: Tree nuts (coconut).
This product does not contain: Wheat, Gluten, Dairy, Corn, Soy, Eggs or Paraben. No Artificial Flavor, Artificial Sweetener, Preservatives, Lactose, Yeast or Fish.
Directions: Take 1 softgel daily. For best results, take with a meal and an 8 oz glass of water.
- Format
- Softgel
- Count
- 30 softgels
- Supply
- 30 days
- Serving
- 1 softgel daily
- Vegan
- No
- Vegetarian
- No (gelatin shell)
One softgel, once a day
Four parts. One softgel. Four seconds a day.
One softgel daily, with a meal and an 8 oz glass of water. 30 softgels, so a bottle is a month.
Add to cartFAQ
Questions people ask
The four checks, the mechanism and the label — answered in short.
Why does K2 go with D3?
Why does K2 go with D3?
Because they do two different jobs, one after the other. D3 lets calcium into your system. K2 activates the proteins that decide where that calcium ends up — toward bones and teeth. Worth knowing: K2 doesn’t help you absorb vitamin D, which is what most people assume. It’s the step after.
What does “MK-7” mean, and does the form matter?
What does “MK-7” mean, and does the form matter?
It matters more than the number does. K2 comes in two main forms. MK-7 stays in circulation for roughly 48 to 72 hours; MK-4 is measured in hours. Two bottles can print the exact same K2 figure and behave completely differently across a day. This one is MK-7.
Why is there coconut oil in a vitamin capsule?
Why is there coconut oil in a vitamin capsule?
Because D3 and K2 are fat-soluble — they need a fat to travel with. Every softgel has an oil in it for that reason; most people have just never read which one. This one uses coconut oil, and it’s inside the softgel, so you’re not depending on what you had for breakfast.
Why only 15 mg of magnesium?
Why only 15 mg of magnesium?
Fair question, and here’s the straight answer: it’s a cofactor amount, not a magnesium supplement. Your body needs magnesium to convert vitamin D into its active form, so it’s here to support the D3. If you take magnesium separately, keep taking it — this doesn’t replace it.
How does this compare to other D3 + K2 bottles?
How does this compare to other D3 + K2 bottles?
Check four things and you’ll know: the form of the K2 (MK-7 or MK-4), whether the dose is a real number or an adjective, which oil is carrying it, and the full Other Ingredients line. Run those on ours, then run them on whatever’s in your cupboard.
What’s in it, exactly?
What’s in it, exactly?
250 mcg (10,000 IU) Vitamin D3 as cholecalciferol · 300 mcg Vitamin K2 as MK-7 · 15 mg elemental magnesium from 100 mg Triple Magnesium Complex. Other ingredients: coconut oil, gelatin, glycerin, purified water. The full panel is above.
How do I take it?
How do I take it?
One softgel daily, with a meal and an 8 oz glass of water. 30 softgels, so a bottle is a month.
Is it vegan or vegetarian?
Is it vegan or vegetarian?
No. The softgel shell is gelatin. If that’s a dealbreaker, this isn’t the one for you and we’d rather tell you now.
Does it contain allergens?
Does it contain allergens?
Yes — it contains tree nuts (coconut). No wheat, gluten, dairy, corn, soy, eggs, lactose, yeast or fish.
Can I take this with my medication?
Can I take this with my medication?
Check with your healthcare provider first — particularly if you take a blood thinner, are pregnant or nursing, or are managing a health condition. Vitamin K interacts with anticoagulant medication, so that conversation is worth having before you start rather than after.