Bones
Calcium, vitamin D, vitamin K and magnesium have an approved claim for the maintenance of normal bones. Vitamin D also contributes to the normal absorption of calcium. You can choose them separately, or in Bone Aid, which contains all four.
Products
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Magnesium capsules Together 30 pcs
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Calcium capsules Together 60 pcs
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Vitamin D3 capsules Together 30 pcs
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Bone Aid capsules Together 60 pcs
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Vitamin K2 capsules Together 30 pcs
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Menopause capsules Together 60 pcs
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Which one suits you?
All in one. Together Bone Aid combines calcium, magnesium, vitamin D3 and K2, two capsules a day.
Build your own. Calcium, vitamin D3 and vitamin K2 (120 µg as MK-7) are also available separately, or D3 and K2 together in one capsule.
During the menopause. The menopause capsules contain calcium and magnesium, plus vitamin B6.
What do the approved claims say?
Calcium is needed for the maintenance of normal bones. Vitamin D, vitamin K and magnesium contribute to the maintenance of normal bones. Vitamin D also contributes to the normal absorption and utilisation of calcium and phosphorus. Those are the wordings from the European register. We may not say more, and a supplement does not replace a varied diet.
Frequently asked questions
Why vitamin D and K2 together?
They each have their own approved claim for normal bones, and vitamin D contributes to the absorption of calcium. That is why they are often combined in one product. Vitamin K2 dissolves in fat, like vitamin D, so take them with a meal.
Bone Aid or separate products?
Bone Aid is handy if you want all four in one product. Separate products are better if you already get one nutrient from your diet, for example calcium from dairy.
Can I take vitamin K if I use blood thinners?
Talk to your doctor first. Vitamin K plays a role in blood clotting.
Not found what you are looking for?
Have a look at vitamins and minerals, For women or see the full range of supplements.