Compare ubiquinol: dose, servings and price

Kept separate from ubiquinone in the neighboring category.

💡 What to know

What we compare

Ubiquinol is the reduced form of CoQ10 and is compared separately from ubiquinone. The two forms can interconvert in the body. Neither form is automatically treated as the active or clinically superior form. Price is normalized to 100 mg ubiquinol.

Source: PubMed: CoQ10 formulation bioavailability

Benefits

Ubiquinol is part of the mitochondrial respiratory chain, where it participates in electron transfer and cellular energy production. In body tissues, ubiquinol and ubiquinone can reversibly convert into one another.

Source: NCCIH: Coenzyme Q10 · PubMed: CoQ10 formulation bioavailability · PubMed: CoQ in mitochondrial electron transport

Calculation

Price is normalized to 100 mg ubiquinol. The calculation uses: ubiquinol per full serving × servings per container. Not included in the price calculation: carrier oils, supporting ingredients, and ubiquinone.

Comparison basis100 mg ubiquinol

Includedubiquinol per full serving × servings per container

Not included in the formulacarrier oils, supporting ingredients, and ubiquinone

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NATALAB formulapackage price ÷ total ubiquinol × 100 mg

The result shows the cost of the same declared amount of active ingredient using the package price you entered.

Label data: FDA: Dietary Supplement Labeling Guide — Supplement Facts

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Calculation basis: 100 mg ubiquinol. Choose 2-3 products and enter package prices.

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How the comparison is calculated

Each package price is converted to one basis: 100 mg ubiquinol.

ubiquinolIf a serving contains several capsules or tablets, the label amount is converted to one comparison unit.

Amount in the packageThe number of servings or units in the package.

Qunol

100 mgubiquinol

60 capsules per package