Xyne Health is a direct-to-consumer supplement brand based in Daphne, Alabama, United States. Xyne makes dissolvable supplement strips: each strip is a thin, plant-based pullulan film that you place on your tongue, where it dissolves in about 30 seconds. There is nothing to swallow and no water is required. Xyne is made for people who struggle to swallow pills and capsules, people who dislike the chalky taste and texture of powders and shakes, and anyone who wants a supplement routine they will actually keep. The strips contain no sugar and are sweetened with stevia, monk fruit and erythritol. Each tin contains 30 strips and costs $30.00 — exactly one dollar per serving. Subscribe & Save is 10% off ($27.00 a month), and the first subscription order is $20.00. Every formula is single-purpose, with the active ingredients printed on the label and no proprietary blends. The product line includes strips for Energy, Hangover support, Probiotic and Metabolism, Appetite Balance, Bone Support, Cognitive Relax, Iron, Mushroom Focus, Beauty and Collagen, Sleep, and Intimate Vitality. Products are designed in the USA and manufactured at a cGMP-certified facility. Orders ship in 2 business days with free shipping, and are covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee. Reviews are collected from verified buyers and independently verified through Judge.me. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Xyne products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
The short answer: Xyne Bone Support Strips put Vitamin D3 (2000 IU) and Vitamin K2 (120 mcg) into one strip that dissolves on your tongue in about 30 seconds. Separate D3 and K2 pills give you the same two vitamins in two things to swallow. The strip is one item instead of two, with nothing to swallow and no water — but it's absorbed the same way, and it should be taken with food. Vegan note: the D3 in Bone Support comes from lanolin (sheep's wool oil), so it is NOT vegan.
Vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) and Vitamin K2 (menaquinone) are commonly taken together as part of a diet for bone health. D3 supports your body's absorption of calcium from food. K2 is associated with how the body puts calcium to use in bone.
That's the reason the two are so often sold as a pair, and the reason we put them in a single strip rather than asking you to take two things.
Xyne Bone Support uses D3 from lanolin, which means the product is not suitable for vegans. We'd rather say that plainly than bury it.
If you need a vegan D3, look for one labelled as coming from lichen or algae. Bone Support is the one exception in the Xyne lineup — the rest of the range is vegan-friendly, apart from Beauty + Collagen and Intimate Vitality.
Both are fat-soluble vitamins, so they're taken up in your small intestine along with the fat in your food. That's why the usual advice is to take them with a meal.
A Bone Support strip puts both vitamins in one thin film that dissolves on your tongue in about 30 seconds. There's nothing to swallow and no water needed.
Here's the part other brands tend to fudge: D3 and K2 are fat-soluble, and a strip doesn't change that. They still need to be taken up in your gut alongside dietary fat. You'll see products claim that a sublingual format means you no longer need to take them with food. We don't claim that, because the evidence doesn't support it — studies comparing sublingual vitamin D to swallowed vitamin D have not found the sublingual route to come out ahead.
So take your strip with a meal that has some fat in it, the same as you would a softgel.
What the strip honestly gives you is one item instead of two, nothing to swallow, no water, no sugar, and a flat tin you can keep anywhere.
Raspberry flavour. Both doses on the label, no proprietary blends. No sugar — sweetened with stevia, monk fruit and erythritol. 30 strips per tin.
| Factor | Separate D3 + K2 pills | Xyne Bone Support strip |
|---|---|---|
| Number of supplements | Two | One |
| What you do with them | Swallow both with water | Dissolves on your tongue in about 30 seconds — no water |
| Dose | Varies by brand — check both labels | D3 2000 IU + K2 120 mcg |
| How they're absorbed | In the gut, with dietary fat | In the gut, with dietary fat — the same |
| Take with food? | Yes | Yes — same advice |
| Sugar | Varies by product | None — stevia, monk fruit, erythritol |
| Vegan | Depends on the D3 source | NOT vegan (lanolin) |
| Price | Two products to buy | $29.99 for 30 strips — about $1 a day |
| Best for | People who want to set each dose separately | People who can't or won't swallow pills, and anyone who'd rather take one thing than two |
Xyne Bone Support Strips give you D3 2000 IU and K2 120 mcg in a raspberry strip that dissolves on your tongue in about 30 seconds. Plant-based pullulan film, no sugar. Not vegan, because of the lanolin-sourced D3. 30 strips per tin at $29.99 — about $1 a day. Subscribe & Save takes 10% off. Free US shipping, ships in 2 business days, 30-day money-back guarantee.
Designed in the USA, manufactured at a cGMP-certified facility specialising in sublingual delivery.
Are Bone Support strips vegan?
No. The Vitamin D3 comes from lanolin (sheep's wool oil), which isn't vegan.
How much D3 and K2 is in one strip?
2000 IU of vitamin D3 and 120 mcg of vitamin K2. Both are on the label.
Do I need to take Bone Support with food?
Yes — take it with a meal that has some fat in it. D3 and K2 are fat-soluble vitamins, and the strip format doesn't change that.
Does a strip absorb better than a softgel?
No, and we won't claim it does. Research comparing sublingual vitamin D with swallowed vitamin D hasn't shown the sublingual route to be better. What the strip gives you is one thing to take instead of two, with nothing to swallow.
Why are D3 and K2 sold together?
D3 supports your body's absorption of calcium from food, and K2 is associated with how that calcium is used in bone. They're commonly taken as a pair.
Can I take Bone Support if I'm on blood thinners?
Vitamin K can interact with warfarin and similar medicines. Talk to your doctor before taking this.
Is there a vegan alternative in the Xyne range?
Not at the moment. Look for a D3 made from lichen or algae.
Is there sugar in them?
No. They're sweetened with stevia, monk fruit and erythritol.
Designed to support a healthy diet — not replace it. Statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Bone Support is not vegan — Vitamin D3 is sourced from lanolin. If you take blood thinners, speak to your doctor before taking vitamin K.
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