Calcium-centered formula
Calcium citrate is the primary mineral form identified in the product, paired with vitamins D3 and K2.

Luvixy Calcium Citrate 1200 mg with D3 + K2 for Women is a pineapple-flavored 30 mL liquid mineral supplement combining calcium citrate with vitamins D3 and K2. It is designed for shoppers who prefer a measured liquid format instead of adding another tablet or capsule to their routine.*
Instead of comparing several separate bottles, this product places a calcium source and two complementary vitamins into one liquid supplement. The benefit is organizational simplicity: one product profile, one label to review, and one format to fit into your routine.
Calcium citrate is the primary mineral form identified in the product, paired with vitamins D3 and K2.
A 30 mL dropper format for shoppers who prefer a measured liquid instead of another tablet or capsule.
Calcium form, added vitamins, bottle size, flavor, and labeled amount are presented clearly so you can compare products more confidently.
These names describe the mineral and vitamins identified in the formula. For the exact serving size, nutrient amounts, Daily Values, and other ingredients, use the Supplement Facts panel and directions on your bottle as the source of truth.
A form of calcium commonly used in dietary supplements. Calcium is an essential mineral involved in normal bone and tooth structure and other normal body functions.
Vitamin D contributes to normal calcium absorption and utilization. Check the label for the amount of vitamin D3 provided per serving.
Vitamin K has a recognized role in normal bone physiology. Because vitamin K can interact with certain medicines, review the safety section below.
A format choice for people who prefer measured liquid supplements. Liquid format alone does not guarantee faster or greater absorption.
Label-first rule: Product titles are useful for identification, but Supplement Facts provide the serving size and the actual listed amount of each nutrient.
The 1200 mg wording is part of this product's title and label positioning. Calcium supplement labels can distinguish between the weight of a calcium compound and the amount of calcium listed in Supplement Facts.
To understand the actual serving, check three items on the bottle: Serving Size, the listed Calcium amount, and the corresponding Daily Value. Those details are more useful for comparison than the front-label number alone.
The 30 mL dropper bottle offers an alternative to tablets and capsules for shoppers who prefer measured liquids.
The product combines the three named nutrients in one formula, reducing the need to compare three separate product formats.
This product is positioned within Luvixy's Women's Wellness collection, making it easier to compare by routine and product format.
Do not determine a serving from the product title alone. Use the directions and Supplement Facts on the bottle for the correct serving and use instructions.
Confirm serving size, calcium amount, vitamin D3 and K2 amounts, directions, warnings, and storage instructions.
Compare multivitamins and other supplements for calcium, vitamin D, and vitamin K so you understand your combined intake.
Use the measured liquid only as directed on the product label and avoid exceeding the suggested use.
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Calcium citrate is a form of calcium used in dietary supplements. To know how much calcium this product provides per serving, read the Supplement Facts panel rather than relying only on the front-label wording.
Vitamin D contributes to normal calcium absorption and utilization, while vitamin K has a recognized role in normal bone physiology. This product places those named nutrients together in one liquid formula.
“1200 mg” is part of the product's title and label positioning. It should not automatically be interpreted as 1,200 mg of elemental calcium per serving. Check Serving Size, the listed Calcium amount, and Daily Value on Supplement Facts.
Not necessarily. The front-label number and the calcium amount shown in Supplement Facts can represent different label concepts. Use Supplement Facts as the primary source for the actual calcium amount per serving.
A liquid format does not automatically guarantee faster or greater absorption. Absorption depends on the nutrient, formulation, dose, diet, individual factors, and other conditions. Liquid drops are primarily another format choice.
The product is positioned as “for women” and is grouped within Luvixy's Women's Wellness collection. Nutrient needs vary by individual, so suitability should be based on the label, diet, age, health context, and professional guidance when needed.
Use the product only as directed on its label. The bottle provides the serving size, directions, warnings, and storage instructions for this specific formula.
Compare labels for calcium, vitamin D, vitamin K, and other overlapping nutrients so you understand your combined intake. Ask a qualified healthcare professional if you are unsure about combining products.
Vitamin K can interact with certain anticoagulant medicines, including warfarin. If you use an anticoagulant or other prescription medication, speak with your healthcare professional before changing vitamin K intake.
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*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Individual needs and experiences can vary. Always follow the product label.