Thorne Vitamin D/K2 Liquid
Best for: a D3 and K2 combination listed in the guide

Use an optional 25(OH)D blood result, goal and body-weight category to compare common vitamin D3 amounts. The estimate is not a prescription.
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With a 25(OH)D result, the estimate follows the ranges supplied for this tool: below 20 ng/mL: 4,000 IU/day for 8–12 weeks; 20–29: 2,000 IU; 30–50: 1,000 IU; 51–60: 0–600 IU; above 60: no supplement dose and clinician review. Without a result, the base is 1,000 IU below 90 kg or 2,000 IU at/above 90 kg; the specified 1.5 factor at/above 90 kg makes the latter 3,000 IU/day. The cap is 4,000 IU/day. Adults over 70 should account for the 800 IU/day total-intake RDA; this is food plus supplements.
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Best for: a D3 and K2 combination listed in the guide
Best for: standalone D3 when taking K2 separately
Best for: a D3 option listed for people comparing formulations
A measured 25(OH)D result is more informative than guessing. Discuss repletion doses and follow-up testing with a clinician.
Partly. The no-test estimate uses a higher amount above 90 kg, based on the body-weight dose-response literature, and is capped at 4,000 IU/day.
The calculator shows the 600 IU/day pregnancy RDA as a reference. Discuss testing and any higher dose with your obstetric clinician.
Educational tool, not medical advice. Check with your doctor, especially if you take medication.