Bronson Vitamin K2 as MK-7 Menaquinone 100 mcg Non-GMO, 120 Capsules

I started losing teeth mass, but I've been seeing dentists regularly every six months. You would think I have the worst dentists. It turns out that I am sensitive to the polishes they use on teeth after cleaning, the numbing gels, the lidocaine, everything. I had strong teeth and they ruined them. I bought toothpaste that actually started helping me being less sensitive and now I decided to use the Vitamin K2 to actually rebuild the teeth. The mass is still missing but the feeling is very good. I do believe with continuous use the teeth will recover. I am taking 5000 IU of vitamin D3 with the vitamin K2. Before I could not take high dose of vitamin D either but right now, I have no problem. I still refuse any polish on my teeth, because the teeth are much stronger, and a lot less sensitive, in fact I don't feel any sensitivity right now at all. For example, cold water doesn't bother me at all.

I can't find this product locally. Have used for several years. When used with D-3 and calcium, it helped me with osteoporosis. A must supplement for me.

I started taking this six months ago to supplement Vitamin D3 in transporting calcium out of the blood and into bones and teeth where it should be directed. Of course, I won't know its effectiveness until I have another DEXA scan in a year, but from what I have read it really cannot hurt, especially at the reasonable price. The capsules have no taste and are easy to swallow. I chose this brand from Bronson after reading reviews on the company and their product is made from non-GMO sources. Even though is may be too early to tell on the effectiveness, it certainly doesn't seem to be hurting. I've ordered several refills since my initial purchase.

I recently had to begin taking prescription vitamin D because of low blood levels. I read up on the topic and learned that there is some evidence that K2 is synergistic with vitamin D3. There is also some low/moderate quality evidence that K2 might help with calcium regulation in the body (keep it from arteries), though this is not universally accepted by experts. There have been no large randomized trials proving it (just smaller studies). But since K2 has no known side effects, even in larger doses, I think there's nothing to lose trying it. (If in doubt, always consult your doc).As for this specific Bronson brand, I see no issues. Bronson does not have their products third party certified (USP, NSF, etc.) but that's expensive and the cost is passed onto the consumer. There are solid supplement companies out there who choose not to do so - it doesn't mean their products are of low quality. Bronson products are made in USA, which is reassuring. From all the reviews I have read, Bronson has a lot of long time customers who have never had issues. I believe ConsumerLabs has tested Bronson products and found them to be of good quality. And the price is really nice.

This product is working great for me, a measurable difference in my my glucose levels.

Indications are that this is a quality product. Small to medium pill size

This is my favorite K2 supplement. The capsule size is on the smaller side so it is very easy to swallow. I started taking K2 to help with my absorption of Vitamin D since I am severely deficient. It has helped tremendously. This brand is one of my favorite vitamin brands there is! I take several different supplements that are by this company.

My hair is falling out, age related. My BFF said she started taking K vitamins and her hair actually grew in. I have only been taking them for a few weeks but why not! Can't hurt, might help. They go down easily, I don't keep them in my mouth long enough to comment on the flavor. And they aren't expensive. Honestly I sure hope they work. I did some research and this brand was highly rated. I didn't want any excuses so I went for the best.