Is this the same as [the equilavalent? ]ubiquinol
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It depends on your age. I have read several articles about ubiquinol vs. ubiquinone. Over the age of 40, ubiquinol is recommended. Apparently, the aging body has trouble with metabolizing ubiquinone to its active form so less is absorbed. I doubt this product is equivalent, most CoQ10 supplements that ARE ubiquinol will state this on the package or in the product description.
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our body turns COQ10 into ubiquinol" this product just makes it easier.it isn't ubiquinol" in its purest form but does do the same thing.I hope this helps.
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The ingredients on the bottle read "coenzyme Q10 (Ubidecarenone USP) and black pepper.Paul Baragona Raleigh, NC USA
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This is not ubiquinol....it's two different products. Feel free to check out the details on nutrigold.com
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Sorry, I can't answer that but I would suggest that you google it or go to Med Alert.com.
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Ubiquinone is a generic name.Ubidecarenone is the official name in the USP (United States Pharmacopeial Convention).
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Since Nutrigold sells another product labeled Ubiquinol, then this CoQ10 GOLD cannot be the same as or equivalent to Ubiquinol.
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No it is not the same as ubiquinol Ubiquinol is considered the biologically reduced form of CoQ10 - the other term for CoQ10 being ubiquinone. So, theoretically, the body uses ubiquinol more efficiently. Probably also needs a little less. The other difference, and it is a big one, is the price. Ubiquinol easily costs twice as much as CoQ10.
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Ubiquinol is the bioactive form of CoQ10. They are used interchangeably in supplementation.
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They purchase it from the Kaneka corporation, which is the sole vender for this compound. Kaneka claims to use a yeast fermentation process to produce their CoQ10; I don't know the precise details of what they need to do to keep the Ubiquinol form stable; you would probably need to review the patent literature to get this information.
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Yes it does. If you look on the label under the Cardiovascular Blend (which is on the right rear side of the supplement facts on the bottle), the last item is Coenzyme Q10/ Ubiquinone which is CoQ10. Hope this helps
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No because it doesn't have the 4% hydroquinine. Otherwise I think the other ingredients are the same.
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I googled the trioxin, and yes, it does look like this is one in the same, but cheaper than the website I looked at!
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As far as I can tell Mega contains 100 mg ubiquinol/softgel and Ultra contains 100mg uniquinone plus 150u vitamin E/softgel. The company says ubiquinol is the active form of CoQ10 and is fat & water soluble. Ultra is reported to be 300 times more soluble than regular CoQ10 (maybe due to the vit E?)I've taken the Ultra for about a year and notice significant improvement in muscle pain I was getting from taking Lipitor.
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Bob, I can only speak to this B-Complex from Nature Made which I have always used as a matter of fact. The new one bought from Amazon only difference is my previous said Energy Production with Antioxidant Support whereas this one said Cellular Energy and Production
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The box (under "Supplement Facts") shows that this product is made with "Coenzyme Q10 Ubiquinone (USP Grade) 100 mg," NOT Ubiquinol.
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Yes, Deborah it is the liquid form of ubiquinol which is many times more absorbable than the standard ubiquonone form of coq10. Just remember to take it every day as it takes up to a week to get into your system to aid in your cellular activity in being more efficient.
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I do not know the exact ingredients of either product, but the results are the same
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No. Garden of Life uses Ubiquinone, which has been studied longer than Ubiquinol. They make a good point regarding "The marketing is ahead of the science" where Ubiquinol is concerned. Here is an excellent Youtube link describing their Coq10 product:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NykUgVJpLhA
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When I compared the active ingredients between both products, they were identical with active ingredient and the percentage of the pheromone. So in this case, yes, they are same content.
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It seems the same, though chemically I suppose there is no way to tell. There is still the same yummy smell and the same company listed as the manufacturer...the only difference I could see is my purple bottle listed parsol 1789, and I did not see it listed on the yellow bottle.
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I like this product. I am not a chemist, so I don't know how I could attest to the purity. Apparently, from your comment, you have some way to ascertain purity? If so, why ask? I had merely heard that OptiMSM is a good product, and I have heard that this is a good company. You are on your own from there.
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I contacted NatureWise about titanium dioxide in their product ubiquinol. They contacted their formulator of the product and there is no titanium dioxide in NatureWise ubiquinol.
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CoQ10 comes in two forms. This is the ubiquinone form, NOT ubiquinol. I think you are looking for this. Nature's Bounty Ubiquinol, 40 Softgels, 100 mgAlso take a look through https://ubiquinol.org/blog/coq10-ubiquinol-label-confusion
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Yes, it was the same. It lasts about the same, but maybe a little less. I haven't really timed it. I do recommend it, though!!