CELLQ10 - PURE Coq10

On a statin, my cardiologist actually approved of this

Been on atorvastatin for 6 years and started getting leg aches and low energy. My cardiologist suggested CoQ10 at 200mg, which is exactly what this is, one ingredient, no mystery blend. About 5 weeks in the muscle heaviness is noticeably better and I'm back to my morning walks. Will be a permanent part of my routine.

One capsule, one ingredient, exactly what I wanted

I read labels obsessively and most CoQ10 products sneak in soybean oil or a dozen fillers. This is just ubiquinone, rice flour and the capsule. Easy to swallow, no fishy burps like the softgels I used before. My energy is steadier and my last checkup numbers made my doctor happy.

Quiet workhorse supplement

You don't feel CoQ10 the way you feel caffeine, so set your expectations. What I noticed after about a month: less fatigue on my long bike rides and I stopped feeling wiped out by the evening. Take it with a fatty meal, it absorbs way better that way. Four stars because the jar lid is weirdly tight lol.

Migraine frequency went down, didn't expect that

My neurologist mentioned CoQ10 has decent evidence for migraine prevention so I figured why not. Three months in, I've gone from 5 to 6 migraines a month to 2. Could be other factors but I'm not changing anything now. Also nice that it's a capsule and not a giant horse pill softgel.

Felt the difference when I ran out

Honest review: while taking it I wasn't sure it was doing anything. Then I ran out for two weeks and the afternoon tiredness crept right back. Reordered and set up the subscription. Sometimes you only notice a supplement working when you stop.

Bought it for my dad, he asked for more

Got this for my 72 year old dad who's on heart meds (cleared it with his doctor first). He says he has more pep in the mornings and his legs don't feel as heavy on stairs. He's notoriously hard to please with this stuff so the fact he reminded me to reorder says everything.