Calcium Drops 30 mL: Why 15 Measured Servings Can Still Add Value

A 30 mL bottle may look smaller than a 60 mL liquid, but value depends on what each measured serving provides. Luvixy Calcium Citrate Drops use a 2 mL serving, so the bottle contains 15 complete portions. Each portion supplies 1,200 mg calcium citrate, 25 mcg vitamin D3 and 120 mcg vitamin K2 MK-7 in one pineapple-flavored liquid.

What does each 2 mL serving provide?

Every measured serving combines a high-visibility calcium amount with vitamin D3 for calcium absorption and K2 MK-7 for normal calcium utilization and bone-protein activation.

Calcium citrate — 1,200 mg

Calcium supports bone and tooth structure, normal muscle contraction, nerve transmission and cellular signaling. The citrate form gives the product a clear mineral-first identity.

Vitamin D3 — 25 mcg

Vitamin D supports intestinal calcium absorption as well as normal muscle and immune functions. The label lists 25 mcg, equal to 1,000 IU and 125% Daily Value.

Vitamin K2 MK-7 — 120 mcg

Vitamin K supports normal blood clotting and activation of proteins involved in bone mineralization. The MK-7 form adds a distinct vitamin-K identity and is listed at 100% Daily Value.

Pineapple-flavored liquid format

A 2 mL measured serving keeps all three nutrients together without a large mineral tablet. Flavor and a calibrated liquid portion can make routine placement easier for shoppers who prefer drops.

How does the 15-serving math work?

Divide the 30 mL bottle volume by the 2 mL labeled serving to get 15 complete servings.

Bottle volume is not serving count

Thirty milliliters describes total liquid, not the number of complete portions. The serving size provides the necessary denominator.

Two milliliters equals one full formula portion

The calcium, D3 and K2 amounts are stated for that 2 mL measure. Using a smaller unmeasured amount would not represent the complete listed serving.

Fifteen is the comparison number

Serving count allows a fairer comparison with tablets, capsules or other liquids. Unit size alone does not show formula density.

What makes 15 servings attractive?

Each serving consolidates three connected bone-and-mineral nutrients into a compact liquid step.

The formula is focused

Calcium, D3 and K2 all belong to one coherent nutrient story. There are no unrelated botanical blends competing for label attention.

Drops offer a tablet alternative

The liquid avoids swallowing a large compressed calcium tablet. That format preference can be a strong purchase reason.

Why is the bottle worth paying for?

Value comes from formula density, exact nutrient amounts and format fit—not the largest possible serving count.

All three actives are quantified

The shopper can compare calcium, D3 and K2 amounts directly. Daily Value percentages add familiar context.

Live offers complete the value picture

The product page displays current availability, free shipping and any active savings. This keeps the guide useful without anchoring it to one exact price.

Why start now?

Fifteen measured servings create a clear first cycle for building a consistent calcium-focused liquid habit.

Turn the choice into one clear action

A product delivers practical value when its labeled serving has a dependable place in the day. Connect the serving with breakfast, an evening routine or another existing habit so the bottle does not become shelf clutter.

Use the current store benefits

The live product page shows present availability, free-shipping details and any active multi-item or subscriber offer. This keeps savings information accurate while the guide focuses on ingredients, serving count and routine fit instead of a fixed price.

Explore the connected Luvixy topic cluster

Use these links to move from a direct product answer to ingredient education, comparisons and the most relevant live product page.

• Explore Calcium Citrate Drops
• Read the three-part formula guide
• Compare calcium drops and tablets
• Understand the Daily Value panel
• Explore D3 and K2 pathways
• Compare D3 and K2 across two liquids
• Compare serving value in a capsule routine
• Browse Women's Wellness

Frequently asked questions

How many servings are in the 30 mL bottle?

The bottle provides 15 labeled servings. Each serving measures 2 mL.

How much calcium is in one serving?

One serving lists 1,200 mg calcium as calcium citrate. Calcium is the formula's central active.

How much vitamin D3 is included?

One serving provides 25 mcg, or 1,000 IU, vitamin D3. The label lists this as 125% Daily Value.

How much vitamin K2 is included?

One serving provides 120 mcg vitamin K2 as MK-7. The label lists this as 100% Daily Value.

Why can 15 servings offer good value?

Each serving delivers three connected nutrients in exact amounts and a preferred liquid format. Formula fit and serving density matter alongside count.

Evidence notes

These authoritative resources explain the nutrient or botanical functions used to organize this guide.

• NIH ODS calcium functions
• NIH ODS vitamin D functions