TimingUbiquinol
Best in the morning
When to take Ubiquinol
Morning or midday, with a fat-containing meal
Ubiquinol is the active, reduced form of CoQ10. It may absorb better in people over 50 or those taking statins.
Best time in your day
- Wake
- Workout
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Evening
- Workout
- Dinner
- Walk
- Bed
- When
- Morning or midday
- Food
- With a meal that contains fat
- Typical dose
- 100–200 mg per day
How to take it
- 1Take it with a fatty meal
- 2Split doses above 100 mg
- 3Store capsules away from heat
- 4Give it 4–12 weeks
Watch out
If you take warfarin, have your INR checked before starting.
Keep apart from
- Warfarin
- Blood pressure medication
Common questions
Is it better than CoQ10?
It may absorb better in some people, but it costs more.
Can I take it with fish oil?
Yes, both go with a fatty meal.
Will it help statin muscle pain?
Results are mixed; some people do feel better.
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- Alpha-Lipoic AcidEmpty stomach, 30 minutes before a meal
- B-ComplexMorning, with food
- CiticolineMorning or early afternoon
- CordycepsMorning or pre-workout
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