NatuGena Q10 Ubiquinol – High-dose ubiquinol in a liposomal formulation with up to 6.2-times greater bioavailability compared to standard coenzyme Q10. Simple dosing with a practical spray head and naturally pleasant orange oil flavour. 100 ml provide approx. 720 sprays, enough for 120 days.
- Ubiquinol – bioactive form of Q10: Unlike ubiquinone, it does not require conversion and is available directly to the body
- Liposomal technology: Fine oil-in-water emulsion with ultra-small droplets and no nanoparticles
- Increased bioavailability: Up to 6.2× higher than conventional coenzyme Q10
- Phospholipids from soy lecithin: Stabilise the emulsion and support absorption of the fat-soluble substance
- Pleasant & easy to use: Naturally flavoured with orange oil for a mild taste
- Milky emulsion: The cloudy appearance is a quality marker – caused by the Tyndall effect of the liposomes, similar to milk
- Made in Germany: Exceptional purity and bioavailability for optimal nutrient uptake
What is coenzyme Q10 and why is ubiquinol especially valuable?
Coenzyme Q10 – also known as ubiquinol – is a vitamin-like substance naturally produced by the body and involved in many biological processes. It is particularly important in the mitochondria – the “powerhouses” of our cells – where it supports the production of ATP (adenosine triphosphate), essential for energy supply.
NatuGena Q10 contains only ubiquinol – the bioactive, fully reduced form of coenzyme Q10. Unlike the oxidised form (ubiquinone), ubiquinol does not need to be enzymatically activated. With age or increased demand, the body’s ability to convert ubiquinone decreases – making direct supplementation with ubiquinol especially useful.
Why liposomal?
The liposomal technology in Q10 Ubiquinol is based on a fine oil-in-water emulsion without solid nanoparticles. Ubiquinol is embedded in microscopic droplets that are particularly well absorbed by the mucous membranes. The soy lecithin provides valuable phospholipids that help stabilise the emulsion and optimise Q10 absorption.
One spray delivers 4.2 mg of ubiquinol, equivalent in efficacy to about 26 mg of standard coenzyme Q10 – a bioavailability factor of 6.2. With six sprays per day, the body receives 156 mg of ubiquinol. Thanks to optimised absorption, only one-sixth of the usual amount is needed to achieve the same bioavailable dose. Through sublingual administration, ubiquinol enters the bloodstream directly, bypassing the digestive system.
Why is the liquid milky?
The milky appearance of the spray is a quality feature of the liposomal formulation. This so-called Tyndall effect is caused by light scattering from the tiny liposomes – similar to what occurs in milk. It indicates that the product is homogeneous and optimally dispersed.
