multivitamin - no vitamin k - safe for people on blood thinners - 60 vegetable capsules (two months supply) k free daily <b>why pick k free daily over other brand?</b><br><br> <b>k free daily</b> is a complete multivitamin without vitamin k or other nutrients shown to affect inr or the way your blood forms a clot.<br><br> <b>k free daily</b> was formulated and developed by a pharmacist and a registered dietitian.<br><br> over the years, the creators of k free daily shared the frustration of their patients who struggled with the inability to find a multivitamin that was safe to take with their anticoagulation medications. k free daily is the solution to this problem that has plagued patients and health care providers for decades. with the developer’s combined knowledge and expertise on medication, cardiovascular disease, drug-nutrient interactions, and nutrition, each ingredient and their amounts were thoroughly researched to design the perfect multivitamin for patients on anticoagulants.<br><br> <b>benefits of k free daily:</b><br> *k free daily is designed for people taking anticoagulants aka “blood thinners” <br> *k free daily will not affect inr or the amount of time it takes for your blood to form a clot<br> *k free daily does not contain vitamin k or other nutrients shown to affect inr<br> *it is safe for people taking anticoagulants to start or stop this unique multivitamin at any time without worrying about changes in inr<br> *k free daily is made for both men and women<br> *k free daily is the only multivitamin designed by a pharmacist and a registered dietitian exclusively for use by patients taking anticoagulants<br> *k free daily is made with usp grade ingredients and manufactured in a gmp certified facility<br> *the vitamins and minerals are in an easy to swallow vegetable capsule to increase nutrient absorption<br> *most americans do not eat the recommended amount of fruits and vegetables daily. a complete multivitamin can help prevent nutrient deficiencies. <br> *<b>k free daily is recommended by doctors, pharmacists, and registered dietitians</b>