Description

Coenzyme Q10 100mg Ubiquinone – Cellular Energy & Cardiovascular Vitality | 90 Vegan Capsules

Coenzyme Q10 — also known as CoQ10, Ubiquinone, or simply CoQ — is one of the most fundamentally important molecules in human physiology. Present in every cell of the body, CoQ10 functions as a critical component of the mitochondrial electron transport chain: the biochemical pathway through which cells generate ATP, the primary fuel source for virtually every biological process in the human body.

Unlike many supplements that introduce external compounds, CoQ10 is a molecule your body already produces — and relies upon. The critical issue is that natural endogenous CoQ10 production declines significantly with age. Research indicates a reduction of approximately 30% between the ages of 40 and 60, precisely the period of life when sustained energy, cardiovascular efficiency and cellular resilience become most important.

Dr Gabriel’s® Coenzyme Q10 delivers a clean, 100mg Ubiquinone dose per vegan capsule — supporting your body’s natural energy metabolism pathways with the form of CoQ10 your cells already know how to use.

 

Understanding CoQ10 — Ubiquinone vs. Ubiquinol

CoQ10 exists in two primary forms in the body, and understanding the difference helps you make an informed supplement choice:

Property	Ubiquinone (this product)	Ubiquinol
State	Oxidised form	Reduced (active antioxidant) form
Body conversion	Converted to Ubiquinol after absorption	Pre-converted — ready for direct use
Absorption	Good — well-studied at 100mg dose	Higher bioavailability in older adults
Cost	More accessible — standard supplement form	Typically higher price point
Best suited to	Adults 18–55 with normal conversion capacity	Adults 55+ or those with conversion concerns
Research base	Extensive — decades of published clinical data	Growing, more recent evidence base

Dr Gabriel’s® CoQ10 uses the Ubiquinone form — the most extensively studied and widely used CoQ10 form in the scientific literature, with a strong safety and efficacy record at the 100mg dose level.

CoQ10 and Statin Users — An Important Context

One of the most clinically relevant aspects of CoQ10 supplementation is its relationship with statin medications (HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors), widely prescribed for cholesterol management. Statins reduce cholesterol biosynthesis through the mevalonate pathway — the same metabolic pathway through which the body synthesises CoQ10. This means statin therapy is associated with reduced endogenous CoQ10 production.

This is a frequently searched topic in the AT/DE market and a primary reason why many adults over 50 seek CoQ10 supplementation. Dr Gabriel’s® makes no medicinal claims about statins or their interactions — we simply note that CoQ10 is a molecule of documented physiological importance whose endogenous levels may be affected by certain pharmaceutical approaches. Always consult a healthcare professional regarding medication interactions.

ℹ️  Important: If you are currently taking prescription medications — including statins, anticoagulants or antihypertensive drugs — consult your physician or pharmacist before adding CoQ10 supplementation to your routine. This product is a food supplement, not a pharmaceutical intervention.

Active Ingredient Profile — Per Capsule

Component	Content per Capsule	Notes
Coenzyme Q10 (Ubiquinone)	100 mg	Pharmaceutical-grade CoQ10, oxidised form
Capsule shell	HPMC (vegan)	Hydroxypropyl methylcellulose — no gelatin
Fillers / additives	None	Clean formula — no binders, colours, preservatives
GMO / Gluten / Soy	None	BEZ GMO | BEZ GLUTENA | BEZ SOJE

Nutritional Declaration (per capsule, EU Reg. 1169/2011)

Nutrient	Per 1 Capsule	% NRV
Energy	≈ 1.35 kcal	< 1%
Protein	< 1%	—
Carbohydrates	< 1%	—
Fat	< 1%	—
Fibre	< 1%	—
Coenzyme Q10 (Ubiquinone)	100 mg	* NRV not established

Supported Body Functions — Compliant Claims

The following functional statements are consistent with EU Regulation 1924/2006, the published scientific literature on CoQ10, and Google Health & Supplement Content Guidelines. Note: No EFSA-authorised health claims exist for CoQ10 under Regulation 1924/2006 Annex. All claims use general function and traditional use framing.

• Contributes to normal energy-yielding metabolism — CoQ10 is a critical cofactor in the mitochondrial electron transport chain, the process through which cells convert nutrients into ATP energy
• Provides cellular antioxidant protection — in its Ubiquinol (reduced) form, CoQ10 acts as a fat-soluble antioxidant, protecting cell membranes and mitochondrial DNA from oxidative damage
• Supports cardiovascular vitality — the heart is one of the most metabolically active organs in the body and contains among the highest concentrations of CoQ10 of any tissue; supporting normal CoQ10 levels contributes to cardiac energy metabolism
• Relevant for age-related CoQ10 decline — natural endogenous CoQ10 synthesis declines by an estimated 30% between ages 40 and 60; supplementation is a well-documented approach to maintaining normal CoQ10 status
• Supports mitochondrial function — CoQ10 is a key component of the electron transport chain in mitochondria; maintaining normal CoQ10 levels supports the efficiency of cellular energy production across all tissues

 

Who Is This Product For?

• Adults aged 40+ seeking proactive support for natural energy metabolism and cardiovascular vitality
• Individuals aged 50+ for whom age-related CoQ10 decline is a documented physiological reality
• Adults currently taking statin medications who wish to discuss CoQ10 supplementation with their physician
• Health-conscious individuals following a whole-body approach to ageing well — energy, heart, cognition
• Vegans and vegetarians requiring a gelatin-free, plant-capsule CoQ10 option
• Athletes and physically active adults supporting cellular energy production during training and recovery

 

Particularly well-suited to: Hatidža persona (50–65, cardiovascular awareness, family health manager) and Emir persona (40–55, researches supplement science, values clean labels and ingredient transparency).

 

Dosage & Usage Guidelines

Group	Daily Dose	Timing	Duration / Supply Notes
Adults (18+) — standard	1 capsule/day	With main meal (fat enhances absorption)	90 caps = 90-day supply
Adults 50+ — enhanced	2 capsules/day	Split: morning + evening meal	90 caps = 45-day supply
Statin users (consult MD)	2 capsules/day	With meals — always with physician approval	Individual guidance required
Under 18	Not recommended	—	Adults only
Pregnant / breastfeeding	Consult physician	—	Medical guidance required
Autoimmune conditions	Consult physician	—	Immunomodulatory effect — seek guidance

Absorption tip: CoQ10 is fat-soluble. Taking your capsule with a meal containing healthy fats — such as olive oil, avocado, nuts or oily fish — significantly enhances bioavailability and absorption compared to taking on an empty stomach.

 

Why Dr Gabriel’s® CoQ10

• 100mg Ubiquinone — the extensively studied, research-supported CoQ10 form at the most commonly recommended daily dose
• Vegan HPMC capsule — no gelatin, no animal derivatives; suitable for vegetarians and vegans
• Genuinely clean formula — no binders, fillers, artificial colours, preservatives or flowing agents
• GMO-free, gluten-free, soy-free
• 90 capsules — up to a 90-day supply at the standard 1-capsule daily dose; exceptional value for long-term supplementation
• Manufactured by KHC-M d.o.o., Mostar, Bosnia & Herzegovina — consistent GMP-compliant production
• 60-day unconditional money-back guarantee

FAQ 

What does CoQ10 (Coenzyme Q10) do in the body?

Coenzyme Q10 is a molecule found in every cell of the body, where it plays two primary roles: it is a critical component of the mitochondrial electron transport chain — the process through which cells generate ATP energy — and it functions as a fat-soluble antioxidant, protecting cells and mitochondria from oxidative damage. The heart, liver and kidneys contain the highest concentrations of CoQ10 in the body.

 

What is the difference between Ubiquinone and Ubiquinol?

Ubiquinone is the oxidised form of CoQ10 — the standard supplement form with decades of research behind it. After absorption, the body converts Ubiquinone into Ubiquinol, the active antioxidant form. Ubiquinol skips this conversion step and may have higher bioavailability in older adults. For most adults under 55 with normal metabolic function, Ubiquinone at 100mg per day is well-absorbed and widely considered effective.

 

Why do CoQ10 levels decline with age?

The body synthesises CoQ10 endogenously through a complex enzymatic pathway. This capacity naturally declines with age — research indicates a reduction of approximately 30% between the ages of 40 and 60. Additionally, certain pharmaceutical interventions (notably statins, which share a biosynthetic pathway with CoQ10) are associated with reduced CoQ10 production. Both factors make CoQ10 supplementation particularly relevant for adults in midlife and beyond.

 

Should I take CoQ10 if I am on statins?

Statin medications work via the mevalonate pathway — the same pathway the body uses to synthesise CoQ10. For this reason, statin therapy is associated with reduced endogenous CoQ10 levels. Whether CoQ10 supplementation is appropriate alongside your specific statin regimen is a medical question best answered by your prescribing physician or pharmacist. Dr Gabriel’s® makes no medicinal claims — always consult your healthcare professional before combining supplements with prescription medication.

 

When is the best time to take CoQ10?

CoQ10 is fat-soluble, meaning it is best absorbed when taken alongside a meal containing healthy fats. The main meal of the day is generally the optimal timing. At a dose of 1 capsule (100mg) per day, a single daily dose is sufficient for most adults. At 2 capsules per day, splitting the dose between morning and evening meals can improve sustained absorption throughout the day.