Cheapest Vitamin K (K2) on iHerb

Ranked by real cost per 1,000 mcg of Vitamin K (K2) — cheapest value first.

Prices updated Jul 25, 2026 · 5 products · Prices in USD

The priciest option here costs about 206.6× more per 1,000 mcg of Vitamin K (K2) than the best-value pick NBI. For the same daily dose, choosing by cost per unit instead of sticker price can meaningfully cut your yearly spend.
#ProductDoseServingsPrice (USD)Cost per 1,000 mcg
1
NBI, Osteo-K® Minis, 120 Capsules
NBI, Osteo-K® Minis, 120 Capsules
NBI
22,500 mcg6065.950.049View on iHerb →
2
Superior Source, Vitamin K-2, 500 mcg, 60 MicroLingual Instant Dissolve Tablets
Superior Source, Vitamin K-2, 500 mcg, 60 MicroLingual Instant Dissolve Tablets
Superior Source
500 mcg6019.710.657View on iHerb →
3
Mason Natural, Vitamin K2, 100 Tablets
Mason Natural, Vitamin K2, 100 Tablets
Mason Natural
100 mcg1007.010.701View on iHerb →
4
Revive, Essential Vitamins Pack, 30 Packets
Revive, Essential Vitamins Pack, 30 Packets
Revive
1,000 mcg3059.992.00View on iHerb →
5
California Gold Nutrition, Liposomal Vitamin A, D3, E & K2, Pineapple, 8.5 fl oz (250 ml)
California Gold Nutrition, Liposomal Vitamin A, D3, E & K2, Pineapple, 8.5 fl oz (250 ml)
California Gold Nutrition
45 mcg5022.7810.12View on iHerb →

How we rank Vitamin K (K2)

Two supplements can list the same dose per serving yet cost very differently once you account for how many servings are in the bottle. We calculate the total nutrient in each container (dose per serving × servings per container), divide the current price by that total, and rank by the resulting cost per unit. Lower is better. Because prices are refreshed automatically, this ranking reflects today's iHerb pricing rather than a snapshot from months ago.

Cost per unit is a starting point, not the whole story — the ideal form, third-party testing, and other ingredients matter too. Always check the label and consult a healthcare professional before starting a supplement.

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