Vitamin K2 Cream with Glucosamine & Arnica, 50g

A cream texture for hands-on care

Take a small amount from the jar and spread it over the skin before massaging. The formula is described as easy to absorb, making it practical when you want a massage step without a heavy finish.

Vitamin K2, identified as menaquinone-7

Menaquinone-7 is the form of vitamin K2 listed in the ingredient panel. Glucosamine, Arnica montana flower and bee venom are the other featured ingredients in this K2 cream for joints.

How to use

1. Clean and dry the intended skin area.
2. Apply a small amount evenly.
3. Massage gently until absorbed. The supplied directions indicate 2–3 applications daily; follow the pack directions.

Contains bee venom or a bee-derived ingredient. Do not use if you have a known bee-venom allergy; stop use if irritation occurs.

Product details

Keep a 50g jar where you unwind

The jar provides more product than a small spot-care tube. Keep it near your usual care area so applying and gently massaging the skin is easy to remember.

Light pressure is enough

Massage the cream across the skin without forcing a sore joint through movement. Work in a small quantity first and allow it to absorb before adding more.

Match the formula to the routine

This vitamin K2 joint cream is for external massage care. Choose it for its K2, glucosamine and arnica combination; it is different from a facial vitamin K cream or an oral vitamin supplement.

Before you choose

Is this vitamin K2 cream or a balm?

It is a cream. The product label and texture identify it as a cream, supplied in a 50g jar.

Is it meant for facial bruising?

This product is intended for joint-area and body massage care, not specifically for the face or under-eye area.

How is it different from the mint massage cream?

This 50g K2 cream features MK-7, glucosamine and arnica. The smaller mint massage cream uses apple mint, glycerin and allantoin; compare the ingredient panels rather than treating the jars as the same formula.