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How to Choose Vitamin D3 K2 Softgels

Picking a Vitamin D3 K2 softgel on VEV-UG starts with the label numbers you can verify: IU of D3, mcg of K2 (MK-7), serving size, whether magnesium is included, and bottle count. This guide uses only what the Featured listings state. It does not add absorption scores or claim personal lab results on softgels.

1. Decide mid dose vs high IU

Match the IU to the routine you already planned; do not treat a higher number as automatically better.

2. Read the serving size carefully

The Corefeel magnesium parent lists 10,000 IU per three softgels. The other two Featured parents list their IU per one softgel. Misreading the serving is the most common label mistake on multi-softgel stacks.

3. MK-7 vs generic “K2”

All three Featured parents name MK-7 (menaquinone) on the listing. When a future style only says “K2” without MK-7, treat the form as unspecified until the label clarifies.

4. Magnesium and zinc—or not

Only the Corefeel 10,000 IU magnesium parent includes magnesium glycinate, magnesium malate, and zinc citrate. If you already take separate minerals, the 2-in-1 D3/K2 softgels may be enough. If you want minerals in the same softgel, start with that Corefeel stack.

5. Bottle count and reordering

120 softgels at three per day is a shorter run. 300 softgels at one per day is a longer run. Coconut-oil softgels store better cool and dry so they do not stick.

6. What this guide will not invent

We do not publish star ratings, blood-level outcomes, or “best for immunity” claims beyond the listing language. Collagen powder stays off this dose guide. Always read your own Supplement Facts panel.

Quick picks

  • Everyday mid dose, one softgel: Corefeel 5,000 IU MK-7.
  • High IU + magnesium + zinc: Corefeel 10,000 IU + Magnesium.
  • High IU + 200 mcg K2, large bottle: VEV 10,000 IU / 200 mcg K2.

Closing

Open the VEV-UG review hub for parent summaries, then Shop now on the softgel that matches your dose and mineral plan.