Green Made Maxi K 30 Capsules

Green Made Maxi K 30 Capsules in Lebanon

Green Made Maxi K is a 30-capsule vitamin K2 and vitamin D3 supplement designed to support normal calcium metabolism and bone maintenance. The formula uses vitamin K2 in the menaquinone-7 (MK-7) form. Current Lebanese retailers consistently list 1400 IU vitamin D3 per capsule, but the stated MK-7 amount varies substantially—50mcg, 120mcg or 180mcg appear on different pages for a product using the same name. The current sealed package and EAN 5281066008208 should therefore be checked before the strength is presented as certain.

What Vitamin K2 and Vitamin D3 Do

Vitamin K is required for normal blood clotting and for activating vitamin K-dependent proteins, including proteins involved in bone mineralisation. Vitamin D helps the body absorb calcium and maintain normal calcium and phosphate levels. Combining K2 and D3 is intended to support the body’s normal use of calcium, but this does not prove that the supplement prevents osteoporosis, arterial calcification, heart disease or fractures.

Why the Exact MK-7 Dose Matters

MK-7 supplements are sold in a wide range of strengths. A difference between 50mcg and 180mcg is significant when customers compare products, combine supplements or take anticoagulant medicine. Claline should not repeat the strongest number found online unless it matches the label on the exact pack being sold.

• Vitamin K2 form: MK-7 according to available product pages.
• Vitamin D3: Commonly listed as 1400 IU per capsule.
• Vitamin K2 amount: Conflicting online values; verify the current package.
• Pack size: 30 capsules.
• Common direction: One capsule daily with the largest meal.

How to Use Green Made Maxi K

Lebanese directions commonly recommend one capsule daily with the largest meal or as directed by a physician. Vitamins K and D are fat-soluble, so taking the capsule with a meal containing some dietary fat may support absorption. Do not take more than the stated serving, and count vitamin D and vitamin K from multivitamins, calcium formulas and other bone supplements.

Critical Anticoagulant Warning

Vitamin K can seriously interfere with warfarin and similar vitamin K-antagonist anticoagulants. People using these medicines should not start, stop or change a vitamin K supplement without the clinician who manages their anticoagulation. Consistency of vitamin K intake is important because the medicine dose is partly adjusted around usual dietary and supplemental intake.

Who Should Ask a Healthcare Professional Before Use?

• Anyone taking warfarin, acenocoumarol, phenprocoumon or a similar anticoagulant.
• People taking high-dose vitamin D, calcium or another K2 formula.
• People with kidney disease, high calcium, parathyroid disease or a history of kidney stones, particularly if the current formula contains 1400 IU vitamin D3.
• Pregnant or breastfeeding women and anyone under 18.
• People being treated for osteoporosis or cardiovascular disease; supplements should not replace prescribed therapy.

Maxi K Is Not a Cardiovascular Treatment

Competitor pages commonly state that Maxi K prevents atherosclerosis or cardiovascular disease. Vitamin K-dependent proteins are biologically relevant to calcium handling, but this is not enough to claim that a dietary supplement prevents or treats vascular disease. Customers with chest pain, shortness of breath, circulation symptoms or diagnosed cardiovascular disease need medical care.

Compare Vitamin K and Bone Formulas at Claline

Explore Claline’s Bone | Joints category. Customers seeking a higher-strength K2 product can compare the Green Made Maxi K Forte listing, while mixed calcium formulas include Forteos K2, Cal K Plus and NUTRIBONE K2. Check the exact vitamin K form, dose and vitamin D content rather than choosing only by product name.

Order Green Made Maxi K in Lebanon

Buy Green Made Maxi K 30 Capsules online from Claline with delivery across Lebanon. Verify the MK-7 amount, vitamin D3 dose, EAN and directions on the sealed pack before starting.