Product Review

Swanson CoQ10 produces adenosine triphosphate (ATP), which creates energy. Coenzyme Q10 is also known as ubiquinone. Each capsule delivers a potent 200 mg of CoQ10. FAQs Q: Is CoQ10 (Coenzyme Q10) water or fat soluble? A: CoQ10 is fat soluble. It may be helpful to take it with vitamin E or another fat/oil for better absorption. Q: How are Q-Gel and CoQ10 different? A: Q-Gel is different from other forms of CoQ10 because it is hydrosoluable, meaning it is dissolved/absorbed in water. Studies show that Q-Gel is 3 times more bioavailable than regular CoQ10 supplements. Q: Is the Swanson CoQ10 natural or synthetic? A: All of Swanson's CoQ10 supplements are natural and produced through a fermentation process. Q: What colors are the softgels? A: The color can vary from yellow to red, depending on the opaquing agent used. Q: What is used in this product as a stabilizer or preservative? A: The CoQ10 is a softgel, which is completely sealed to protect the contents from oxidation. No preservative is added. Q: What are the milligrams or percentages of each of the fillers in this product? A: The excipients are listed in order of predominance and they may vary from one batch to another. There are no milligrams listed for each excipient. Q: Is Ubidecarenone different from Ubiquinone (CoQ10)? A: No, the names are synonymous.