K2 Biomed: answers regarding packaging and support
Quantity, ingredients, storage, batch, and reordering: operational answers for those who already own K2 Biomed 50 ml.
Identify the issue before contacting us
To identify a bottle, check the K2 name, the 50 ml size, and the drop delivery format. For questions about the contents, take a photo of the ingredients and the table. For an issue with opening, closing, or the dropper, keep the packaging and batch number.
Information that makes a request useful
Describe what is happening, when you opened the product, and which instruction is unclear. If the question concerns an order, add the purchase reference to the support channel; if it concerns a medication, prepare to discuss it with your doctor or pharmacist.
The answers below concern the current K2 bottle. To understand its relationship with bones and calcium, choose the dedicated in-depth guide; for a new combination, first check what each pack contains.
Continue with the topic that interests you
- Reordering the 50 ml size
- Vitamin K and medications
- K2 Biomed product page
- All K2 Biomed vitamin guides
- Biomed Guide Center
Questions about this in-depth guide
What ingredients does K2 Biomed declare?
Rapeseed oil and vitamin K2, menaquinone MK-7.
What is the indicated dose?
10 drops per day. Do not exceed the daily dose.
How much vitamin K is listed in the table?
25 µg for the daily dose of 10 drops, with 33% NRV declared.
Can I replace the dropper with a spray?
Do not transfer the dose to a different dispenser. If you have a dispensing issue, contact support.
How should I store it?
In a cool, dry place, out of the reach of children.
How long do I have after opening?
Preferably within six months and in any case by the date printed on the packaging.
What should I do if I don't remember when I opened it?
Do not assign a new opening date: ask for clarification by providing the batch number, printed date, and available information.
Where can I verify a promotion?
On the current product page and in the order summary, not on historical pricing found elsewhere.
How do I report a leaking bottle?
Prepare photos, the batch number, opening date, and a brief description of what is happening.
Who should I ask if I can use it with a medication?
Your doctor or pharmacist, by showing them the label and your treatment; for anticoagulants, also consult the dedicated guide.
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