is there co enzyme Q10 in the product? Wondering since it is called Q10.
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Yes....Contains Coenzyme Q10, a naturally-occurring formula in the body that defends against skin aging.
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I looked at the ingredients and they do not list Q10 unless there is a difference word for Q10 i would have to say no May I suggest you contact Eucerin i love their products esp the redness relief ,after using it i could wear less make up and I have very sensitive skin
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Well, it says on the outside of the box that it contains that. I think it's a great product.
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Not sure what's in it but it works! Keeps skin young and fresh and great for sensitive skin like mine.
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Yep - another name for Q10 is "ubiquinone", which is listed in the ingredients.
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There is no K1 or K2 in this product. B1, 2, 3, 6, 12, and Folate, Biotin, pantothenic acid, choline and TMG. Nothing that is 5000iu
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Hello Believer. The tube lists only the active ingr, which are Glucose Oxidase and Lactoperoxidase. (Enzymes end in -ase.) There might have been a list of other ingr on the package, but I no longer have that. It is manufactured and distributed in the US by Virbac Animal Health; you might find more information on their site. Hope this helps.
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Qunol LIQUID CoQ10 lists its ingredients as follows: purified water, natural coenzyme Q10, medium-chain triglycerides, citric acid, soy lecithin, polysorbate 60, potassium sorbate, naturl and artificial flavors, sucralose, alpha tocopherol and ethyl vanillin, Non-GMO. Contains Soy
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From the research I have done, it is not in this formula. I have used this brand for several years and am quite happy with it.
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There are a few forms of CoQ10 out there. Regular CoQ10, which has been around the longest, is called "ubiquinone." The form ubiquinol is the non-oxidized, active form of CoQ10 in the body. As demonstrated in studies, ubiquinol has superior bioavailability to ordinary ubiquinone, which means it gets absorbed into the body and blood stream much better. Until recently, the only way to increase ubiquinol levels in the blood was for the body to convert it from ubiquinone (CoQ10), which research has shown becomes increasingly difficult as you age. While regular CoQ10 may be cheaper and will have some benefit, studies strongly suggest that ubiquinol is a more effective form to take. There are a few forms of CoQ10 out there. Regular CoQ10, which has been around the longest, is called "ubiquinone." The form ubiquinol is the non-oxidized, active form of CoQ10 in the body. As demonstrated in studies, ubiquinol has superior bioavailability to ordinary ubiquinone, which means it gets absorbed into the body and blood stream much better. Until recently, the only way to increase ubiquinol levels in the blood was for the body to convert it from ubiquinone (CoQ10), which research has shown becomes increasingly difficult as you age. While regular... » Read More There are a few forms of CoQ10 out there. Regular CoQ10, which has been around the longest, is called "ubiquinone." The form ubiquinol is the non-oxidized, active form of CoQ10 in the body. As demonstrated in studies, ubiquinol has superior bioavailability to ordinary ubiquinone, which means it gets absorbed into the body and blood stream much better. Until recently, the only way to increase ubiquinol levels in the blood was for the body to convert it from ubiquinone (CoQ10), which research has shown becomes increasingly difficult as you age. While regular CoQ10 may be cheaper and will have some benefit, studies strongly suggest that ubiquinol is a more effective form to take. « Show Less
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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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This is not ubiquinol....it's two different products. Feel free to check out the details on nutrigold.com
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What is Adenosylcobalamin, that this does not say is in this? I also do not see on the label "Coenzyme B12"??
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I'm just a consumer like you, but the product says it's "formulated with methylcobalamin," whatever that means. My nutritionist told me to take this form of B12, and that's why I've taken it for a few years now.
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I'm sorry but I don't understand your question. Looking at the label Q-absorb Co-Q10 is the name for Jarrow's product. The principal ingredient listed on the label is 1 softgel contains 100mg of Coenzyme (Ubiquinone) There are additional ingredients listed. I trust this is of some help to you.
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They make a very similar product that does, but, not this particular one. The one with hydroquinone says so on the front label.
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Hi Theresa. Sorry I'm just getting to this. This product is gluten-free, but this is the ubiquinone CoQ10. If you're over fifty, you want to get the one with ubiquinol in it because it's more effective, they say. This company makes both but the latter is more expensive.
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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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Sorry, but I do not use the Ortho Molecular Co-Q10 so I am not able to answer your question. I use Nature Made.
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One would assume, as with everything else with an expiration date, that it would depend on the date of manufacture. My Q-Absorb Co-Q10, purchased a month, ago has an expiration date in 2015.
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I didn't read if it was on the package, but I'm pretty sure it is because it has live enzymes like the stuff made for tanks.. I really hope it is though because we are on a septic tank ourselves :)