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  1. Premium price Q10 is sold by Purity Products, Life Extension, etc but
    drug store brands cost less. Is there any difference in the 'quality'
    of the Q10 product?

    I see many brands with Q-Sorb (Hydro-Q-Sorb® CoQ10 - a Bioenhanced
    Coenzyme CoQ10, (Patent Number 6,861,447), for enhanced dissolution and
    easier absorbtion.) such as:
    Jarrow Formulas Q-Sorb CoQ10
    Nature's Bounty Q-Sorb Co Q10
    Origin® Q-Sorb
    Puritan's Pride® Q-Sorb
    Spring Valley® Q-Sorb
    Vitamin World® Q-Sorb

    Wouldn't that indicate that they are all made by the same manufacture
    and labeled by the different brand sellers?

    I don't want to argue other products - only CO-Q10 - as to the Q10
    ingredient. Is there real different qualities of the Q10 product
    (disregarding the other ingrediants included)?

    Where does the 'Q10' come from - only one place in Japan, or from many
    manufactures?

    Robert

  2. Quoted message said:

    Premium price Q10 is sold by Purity Products, Life Extension, etc but
    drug store brands cost less. Is there any difference in the 'quality'
    of the Q10 product?

    I see many brands with Q-Sorb (Hydro-Q-Sorb® CoQ10 - a Bioenhanced
    Coenzyme CoQ10, (Patent Number 6,861,447), for enhanced dissolution and
    easier absorbtion.) such as:
    Jarrow Formulas Q-Sorb CoQ10
    Nature's Bounty Q-Sorb Co Q10
    Origin® Q-Sorb
    Puritan's Pride® Q-Sorb
    Spring Valley® Q-Sorb
    Vitamin World® Q-Sorb

    Wouldn't that indicate that they are all made by the same manufacture
    and labeled by the different brand sellers?

    I don't want to argue other products - only CO-Q10 - as to the Q10
    ingredient. Is there real different qualities of the Q10 product
    (disregarding the other ingrediants included)?

    Where does the 'Q10' come from - only one place in Japan, or from many
    manufactures?

    Robert

    Some like Natural Factors have good vit E to add absorption. Check out
    iherbs.com for good prices.

    Dan

  3. Am not an expert on brands or supplements, but Carlson COq10 is very
    satisfactory for me.
    Aids in digestion of food. Bought in health stores. A bottle of 240 soft
    gels 30mg cost
    $75.00 up from $53.00 a while ago.
    Gail

    <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Premium price Q10 is sold by Purity Products, Life Extension, etc but
    drug store brands cost less. Is there any difference in the 'quality'
    of the Q10 product?

    I see many brands with Q-Sorb (Hydro-Q-Sorb® CoQ10 - a Bioenhanced
    Coenzyme CoQ10, (Patent Number 6,861,447), for enhanced dissolution and
    easier absorbtion.) such as:
    Jarrow Formulas Q-Sorb CoQ10
    Nature's Bounty Q-Sorb Co Q10
    Origin® Q-Sorb
    Puritan's Pride® Q-Sorb
    Spring Valley® Q-Sorb
    Vitamin World® Q-Sorb

    Wouldn't that indicate that they are all made by the same manufacture
    and labeled by the different brand sellers?

    I don't want to argue other products - only CO-Q10 - as to the Q10
    ingredient. Is there real different qualities of the Q10 product
    (disregarding the other ingrediants included)?

    Where does the 'Q10' come from - only one place in Japan, or from many
    manufactures?

    Robert

    Some like Natural Factors have good vit E to add absorption. Check out
    iherbs.com for good prices.

    Dan

  4. <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...
    Premium price Q10 is sold by Purity Products, Life Extension, etc but
    drug store brands cost less. Is there any difference in the 'quality'
    of the Q10 product?

    I see many brands with Q-Sorb (Hydro-Q-Sorb® CoQ10 - a Bioenhanced
    Coenzyme CoQ10, (Patent Number 6,861,447), for enhanced dissolution and
    easier absorbtion.) such as:
    Jarrow Formulas Q-Sorb CoQ10
    Nature's Bounty Q-Sorb Co Q10
    Origin® Q-Sorb
    Puritan's Pride® Q-Sorb
    Spring Valley® Q-Sorb
    Vitamin World® Q-Sorb

    Wouldn't that indicate that they are all made by the same manufacture
    and labeled by the different brand sellers?

    I don't want to argue other products - only CO-Q10 - as to the Q10
    ingredient. Is there real different qualities of the Q10 product
    (disregarding the other ingrediants included)?

    Where does the 'Q10' come from - only one place in Japan, or from many
    manufactures?

    Robert

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Hope this helps:


    http://www.consumerlabs.com/results/CoQ10.asp

    You need to subscribe to get the whole story, but you can at least get an
    idea without doing so.

    I buy Nature Made brand because they are frequently "buy one get one free".
    You can't go wrong with Puritans Pride (http://www.puritan.com/) products.
    They are buy 2 get 3 free right now.

    René

  5. Let me think....

    It looks to me like these guys are trying to market Cofactor Q10. All from the
    nospam.com ISP, or geemail. Maybe they bought a truckload of the stuff from
    China and now need to make a return

    Valueless comments.

    What is the value of Cofactor Q10?

    Especially if you don't need it?

    How do you know if you need it?

    Which of these anonymised morons to trust?

    Chypho...

    "Rene" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
    Premium price Q10 is sold by Purity Products, Life Extension, etc but
    drug store brands cost less. Is there any difference in the 'quality'
    of the Q10 product?

    I see many brands with Q-Sorb (Hydro-Q-Sorb® CoQ10 - a Bioenhanced
    Coenzyme CoQ10, (Patent Number 6,861,447), for enhanced dissolution and
    easier absorbtion.) such as:
    Jarrow Formulas Q-Sorb CoQ10
    Nature's Bounty Q-Sorb Co Q10
    Origin® Q-Sorb
    Puritan's Pride® Q-Sorb
    Spring Valley® Q-Sorb
    Vitamin World® Q-Sorb

    Wouldn't that indicate that they are all made by the same manufacture
    and labeled by the different brand sellers?

    I don't want to argue other products - only CO-Q10 - as to the Q10
    ingredient. Is there real different qualities of the Q10 product
    (disregarding the other ingrediants included)?

    Where does the 'Q10' come from - only one place in Japan, or from many
    manufactures?

    Robert

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    >Hope this helps:


    http://www.consumerlabs.com/results/CoQ10.asp

    You need to subscribe to get the whole story, but you can at least get an idea without doing so.

    I buy Nature Made brand because they are frequently "buy one get one free". You can't go wrong with Puritans Pride
    (http://www.puritan.com/) products. They are buy 2 get 3 free right now.

    René

  6. "Neryl Chyphes" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    Let me think....

    It looks to me like these guys are trying to market Cofactor Q10. All from
    the
    nospam.com ISP, or geemail. Maybe they bought a truckload of the stuff
    from
    China and now need to make a return

    Valueless comments.

    What is the value of Cofactor Q10?

    Especially if you don't need it?

    How do you know if you need it?

    Which of these anonymised morons to trust?

    Chypho...

    "Rene" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...
    Premium price Q10 is sold by Purity Products, Life Extension, etc but
    drug store brands cost less. Is there any difference in the 'quality'
    of the Q10 product?

    I see many brands with Q-Sorb (Hydro-Q-Sorb® CoQ10 - a Bioenhanced
    Coenzyme CoQ10, (Patent Number 6,861,447), for enhanced dissolution and
    easier absorbtion.) such as:
    Jarrow Formulas Q-Sorb CoQ10
    Nature's Bounty Q-Sorb Co Q10
    Origin® Q-Sorb
    Puritan's Pride® Q-Sorb
    Spring Valley® Q-Sorb
    Vitamin World® Q-Sorb

    Wouldn't that indicate that they are all made by the same manufacture
    and labeled by the different brand sellers?

    I don't want to argue other products - only CO-Q10 - as to the Q10
    ingredient. Is there real different qualities of the Q10 product
    (disregarding the other ingrediants included)?

    Where does the 'Q10' come from - only one place in Japan, or from many
    manufactures?

    Robert

    Quoted message said:

    >>Hope this helps:


    http://www.consumerlabs.com/results/CoQ10.asp

    You need to subscribe to get the whole story, but you can at least get an
    idea without doing so.

    I buy Nature Made brand because they are frequently "buy one get one
    free". You can't go wrong with Puritans Pride (http://www.puritan.com/)
    products. They are buy 2 get 3 free right now.

    René


    Nospam is nothing but a way to send emails to ngs without it being traced
    back to me, hence "no spam". It was a safeguard my late fiancé put into
    place for me. I don't know how it works.

    Let's see, I take CoQ10 for healthy gums. I have been a vigorous brusher
    for years and am now trying to repair the damage. Great book:
    http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0879839570/qid=1140738234/sr=2-1/ref=pd_bbs_b_2_1/104-4297174-3023139?s=books&v=glance&n=283155

    I always tell people about the non profit website, consumerlabs.com, because
    it helps you choose a supplement that actually contains what the label says
    it contains.

    Puritans Pride always rates excellent on consumerlabs.com, so it seems you
    cannot go wrong by buying their product. And they are inexpensive.

    René

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