Ubiquinol is the reduced, active form of Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10), a compound essential for mitochondrial energy production. Unlike ubiquinone (the oxidized form), ubiquinol does not require conversion by the body and has superior bioavailability, particularly in older adults whose conversion capacity declines. It is commonly used by individuals taking statins, which deplete CoQ10 levels. Dosing typically ranges from 100–300mg per day. Ubiquinol supplements are distinguished from ubiquinone/CoQ10 products — TrueServing's Ubiquinol category only includes the reduced form. Products below are ranked by cost at your chosen daily dose.
Read our Ubiquinol price comparison article for tips on what to look for when buying ubiquinol.
| # | Product | 30-day cost | Supply | Sticker | |
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| 1 |
Health Thru Nutrition Ubiquinol 100mg 120 Softgels as Kaneka QH Reduced CoQ-10 | Stabilized - 3rd Party Tested | Enhanced Bioavailability | Cardiovascular & Mitochondria Function Support | Non-GMO
Health Thru Nutrition Store
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$10.74 | 60d | $42.95 | View on Amazon |
| 2 |
Jarrow Formulas QH-Absorb Ubiquinol 100mg - 120 Softgels - High Absorption & Active Antioxidant Form of Co-Q10 - Supports Mitochondrial Energy Production & Healthy Cardiovascular Function
Jarrow Formulas Store
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$11.70 | 60d | $46.81 | View on Amazon |
| 3 |
Healthy Origins Ubiquinol 100 mg, 150 Softgels - Featuring Kaneka QH Clinically Studied Active Form of CoQ10 - Supports Cardiovascular Function, Cellular Energy Production & Heart Health
Healthy Origins Store
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$13.00 | 75d | $64.99 | View on Amazon |
| 4 |
Healthy Origins Ubiquinol 100 mg, 60 Softgels - Featuring Kaneka QH Clinically Studied Active Form of CoQ10 - Supports Cardiovascular Function, Cellular Energy Production & Heart Health
Healthy Origins Store
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$14.99 | 30d | $29.99 | View on Amazon |
| 5 |
Health Thru Nutrition Ubiquinol 200mg 90 Softgels as Kaneka QH Reduced CoQ-10 | Stabilized - 3rd Party Tested | Enhanced Bioavailability | Cardiovascular & Mitochondria Function Support | Non-GMO
Health Thru Nutrition Store
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$21.63 | 90d | $64.89 | View on Amazon |
| 6 |
Bioclinic Naturals Ubiquinol Softgels, 60 Count
Bioclinic Naturals
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$22.50 | 30d | $45.00 | View on Amazon |
| 7 |
Dr. Mercola Ubiquinol - Supports Energy Production - Antioxidant Supplement - Non-GMO, Gluten-Free & Soy-Free - 30 Capsules (30 Servings) - 150 mg
Dr. Mercola Store
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$29.97 | 23d | $29.97 | View on Amazon |
| 8 |
Health Thru Nutrition Ubiquinol 300mg 60 Softgels as Kaneka QH Reduced CoQ-10 | Stabilized - 3rd Party Tested | Enhanced Bioavailability | Cardiovascular & Mitochondria Function Support | Non-GMO
Health Thru Nutrition Store
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$32.20 | 90d | $64.39 | View on Amazon |
| 9 |
Dr. Mercola Ubiquinol - Supports Energy Production - Antioxidant Supplement - Non-GMO, Gluten-Free & Soy-Free - 90 Capsules (90 Servings) - 200 mg
Dr. Mercola Store
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$34.66 | 90d | $103.97 | View on Amazon |
| 10 |
Pure Encapsulations Ubiquinol-QH - 200 mg Ubiquinol - Active Form of Coenzyme Q10 - Heart Health & Energy Metabolism Support* - Antioxidant Supplement - 60 Softgel Capsules
Pure Encapsulations Store
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$86.00 | 60d | $172.00 | View on Amazon |
This is the current ranking surface for Ubiquinol. It recalculates cost per month from product price, Supplement Facts active amount, servings per container, and the dose you enter above.
10 active products have enough price and label data to calculate cost before display filters; 10 rows are currently shown in the ranked table. The current review floor for this category is 10+ reviews before any large-category and duplicate/bulk filtering.
At 200 mg/day, visible products range from $10.74-$86.00/mo with a $22.06/mo median midpoint and a 8.0x low-to-high spread.
Confirm the label says ubiquinol, the reduced form of CoQ10, rather than ubiquinone or generic CoQ10. Labels reviewed for this update included softgels, gummies, and heart/energy formulas with oil carriers or additional antioxidants.
Ubiquinol usually costs more than ubiquinone, and price also changes with softgel count, oil carrier, dose, branded form, and whether the product is bundled with PQQ or other mitochondrial-support ingredients.
Do not compare ubiquinone and ubiquinol as if the label form did not matter. Also separate the ubiquinol amount from PQQ, omega oils, or antioxidant blends that may be driving the product price.
Ubiquinol has strong evidence context as the reduced CoQ10 form, with clinical interest around cardiovascular support and statin-related CoQ10 depletion. TrueServing compares labeled ubiquinol cost at 200 mg/day.
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