A. Although it exists in some dietary sources, it may not be realistic to obtain CoQ10 through food alone. For example, it would take 1 pound of sardines, 2 pounds of beef, or 2-1/2 pounds of peanuts to equal 30mg of supplemental CoQ10.

A. Vitaline® CoQ10 (100 mg) contains the form of coenzyme Q10. CoQ10 is produced through a biological fermentation/extraction process and is identical to the form produced in the human body. Coenzyme Q10 can also be synthesized by a chemical process, which yields a similar, but distinctly different chemical structure than that found in the natural form. The bioavailability of synthetic CoQ10 has not been confirmed.

A. Vitaline® CoQ10 (100 mg) has a wide-range of benefits including providing nutritional support for cardiac, periodontal, central nervous system, and immune health†; an essential component for energy production†; restoring CoQ10 depleted by cholesterol lowering drugs (e.g. statin drugs)†; replenishing the CoQ10 that naturally diminishes with age.†

A. Caution should be taken whenever recommending, or consuming, nutritional supplements. Use this drug-nutrient interaction checker to view potential interactions with the ingredients of CoQ10.