Correxiko Vitamin D3 + K2 (2 Month)

Because quality and absorption matter. Correxiko uses the gold-standard forms — D3 as cholecalciferol and K2 as MK-7 — in optimal, effective doses, with cold-pressed coconut oil for superior absorption. No megadosing, no cheap synthetic fillers, and no compromise on bioavailability. Formulated by Dr. Dinuk with real patient needs in mind, it’s professional-grade nutrition with clinical integrity.

In theory, yes — but in the UK, sun exposure is limited. And after 30, your skin’s ability to produce D3 drops sharply. Plus, sunscreen blocks over 90% of D3 synthesis.

K2 ensures calcium ends up in bones — not arteries. Taking D3 without K2 long-term may lead to vascular calcification, especially post-menopause.

Absolutely. This formula was designed with these hormonal changes in mind. It’s safe, effective, and supports bone, mood, and cardiovascular function.

Yes. Vitamin D supports skin renewal and clarity, while K2’s collagen-boosting and calcium-directing actions help maintain skin elasticity and reduce signs of ageing.

Not this version — it contains fish gelatin. However, it's free from dairy, gluten, soy, and common allergens.

Immune, mood, and energy benefits may be felt within 2–4 weeks. For bone density, circulation, and skin support, allow 6–8 weeks of consistent use.

You may gradually feel more fatigued, less resilient, or notice changes in mood and skin texture. Vitamin D is not stored long-term — regular intake is key.

Yes — in fact, that’s ideal. D3 and K2 help regulate calcium metabolism, while collagen supports structure. Together, they work synergistically.

Yes — our formula is designed for consistent daily use. Unlike megadose formulas that risk imbalance, Correxiko delivers just what your body needs to maintain healthy levels safely.

D3 and K2 are beneficial during these life stages, but we recommend checking with your healthcare provider first for personalised advice.

If you’re taking anticoagulants (like warfarin), speak with your doctor — as Vitamin K can influence blood clotting. For most other medications, it’s considered safe, but always check with your healthcare provider.

Yes — most multivitamins don’t contain enough D3 or any K2 at all. This product complements your existing supplement routine without overlapping or overloading.

Vitamin D plays a key role in reducing systemic inflammation, and many users report feeling less stiffness and discomfort, particularly when combined with collagen or Omega 3.

Common signs include fatigue, low immunity, muscle aches, poor bone density, and mood swings. Blood testing is ideal — but many people benefit from supplementation regardless, especially in low-sunlight regions like the UK.

Anyone over 18 can benefit — but it becomes especially important from your 30s onwards, as hormone levels shift and natural vitamin D production declines.