Precision Vitamin D3 + K2 in an Advanced Liposomal Spray
The Vitamin D Deficiency Problem
It is estimated that over half the world’s population may be deficient in Vitamin D. People living in countries with limited sunlight exposure, such as the UK, are particularly vulnerable. Health authorities such as the NHS recommend Vitamin D supplementation for much of the population, especially during winter months and for those with limited sun exposure or higher risk factors. Maintaining adequate Vitamin D levels is an important part of supporting overall health and wellbeing.
Why Vitamin D Matters
Bone Health
Vitamin D3 supports calcium absorption, which is fundamental for maintaining strong, healthy bones.
Muscle Function
Adequate Vitamin D levels are associated with improved muscle strength and function.
Immune Support
Vitamin D helps regulate immune responses and supports the body’s natural defence systems.
Mood & Cognition
Research suggests a relationship between Vitamin D status and mood regulation and cognitive health.
Cardiovascular Health
Vitamin D and K2 may support heart health through its role in regulating inflammation and blood pressure.
Overall Wellbeing
Acting like a hormone in the body, Vitamin D influences multiple biological systems important for long-term health.
Not all Vitamin D supplements deliver nutrients in the same way.
Recommended by Healthcare Practitioners
Solray D is formulated to professional standards and trusted by nutritionists, naturopaths and health practitioners who recommend it to their patients.
If you are a heath professional interested in stocking Solray D for your patients please contact us to request an account.
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Why Combine Vitamin D3 and K2?
Vitamin D3 helps the body absorb calcium. Vitamin K2 plays an important role in directing calcium to the bones, where it is needed, and supporting normal cardiovascular function. Research highlights the importance of this nutritional partnership for both bone and heart health. Solray D provides these nutrients in balanced ratios to support their complementary roles.
A blood test is the only accurate way to determine the level of Vitamin D in the body
Getting tested enables you to see if your Vitamin D levels are deficient, adequate or optimal. The test we offer can be done at home using a simple blood spot collection technique.
Frequently Asked Questions
Vitamin D can interact with certain medications, such as corticosteroids, weight loss drugs, blood thinners and some seizure medications which may affect vitamin D metabolism. Always inform your health provider about all medications you are taking before starting a vitamin D supplement.
If one person uses 2 sprays daily, a bottle lasts approximately 8 months making in great value compared to other sprays on the market.
Testing is not required but can be helpful for adjusting dosage appropriately. Purchase your test here
It is generally considered that people living in the UK should supplement with Vitamin D during the winter months as we do not make enough from sunlight. People with limited sun exposure, older adults, individuals with darker skin, or those who spend most of their time indoors may be at increased risk of deficiency.