GN Laboratories

Q10 Capsules

  • ✓ 100 mg pure ubiquinone
  • ✓ Lab-tested purity
  • ✓ 60 capsules per can
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Coenzyme Q10 is a natural component of your organism and plays a central role in energy production in every cell. The Q10 capsules provide you with high-dose ubiquinone in its pure form - developed for people who want to actively support their energy supply. Manufactured in Germany, laboratory-tested and optimally dosed: 100 mg per capsule for maximum effect. Start your routine with tested quality and noticeable energy.

  • 100 mg pure ubiquinone - highly dosed and optimally bioavailable
  • Made in Germany - GMP and IFS certified production
  • Laboratory-tested purity - free from gluten, soy and preservatives
  • Vegetable capsule shell - vegan and well tolerated
  • 60 capsules per can - 1 month supply with recommended daily dose
  • Natural base - without unnecessary additives
  • Energy supply for active people - ideal for sport, work and everyday life

Compositionper capsule
Coenzyme Q10100 mg
Ingredients:
Filler: microcrystalline cellulose, coenzyme Q10 powder, capsule shell: hydroxypropyl methylcellulose.

Take 2 capsules daily unchewed with sufficient liquid

Hersteller / Distributor

GN Laboratories Europe, London / United Kingdom

Nero Labs BV, Postbus 278, 5900AG Venlo, The Netherlands

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Why an Optimal Q10 Supply Is Crucial for Your Energy

Coenzyme Q10 is a vitamin-like substance found in all cells and tissues of your body. It is essential for energy production in the mitochondria – the power plants of your cells.¹,⁴ Tissues with high energy demands, such as the heart, muscles, and brain, are particularly dependent on sufficient levels of this substance.³,⁴

From the age of 30, a natural decline in the body's own production can be observed.¹⁰ At the same time, the oxidative stress your cells are exposed to increases.⁷ An adequate supply not only supports energy metabolism,¹ but also acts as an antioxidant and protects your cells from oxidative damage.⁷,¹²

Studies show that supplementation can improve physical performance – especially during intense training.²,⁵ Recovery after exercise is also positively influenced by an optimal supply.⁶ Coenzyme Q10 capsules are therefore a valuable everyday companion for active people who perform at their best every day.

Use and Dosage

The recommended daily dose is 100 to 200 mg.⁸,⁹ With 2 capsules daily, you get 200 mg – the optimal dosage for your energy supply.

Taking it with a meal containing fat is optimal, since the substance is fat-soluble and is absorbed significantly better this way.⁹ The body's own synthesis can decline with increasing age,¹⁰ which is why regular supplementation with coenzyme Q10 capsules can make sense.

The best effects on energy and performance are seen with continuous use.²,³

What Makes Our Coenzyme Q10 Capsules Special

Each capsule contains 100 mg of pure active ingredient. The daily dose of 2 capsules provides you with 200 mg – optimally matched to your energy needs. The formula focuses on the essentials: high-quality ingredients without unnecessary additives.

What sets us apart: consistent quality control through independent laboratory testing and certification according to German standards. Every batch is tested before delivery. So you can rely on consistent purity and effectiveness.

Quality that is measurable – developed for everyone who values substance over marketing.

The Supplement for More Energy

More energy for your everyday life. More performance for your training. More protection for your cells. You get 200 mg of high-quality active ingredient per daily dose – ideal for an active lifestyle and targeted energy supply.

Lab-tested quality from Germany, high-dosed and on a natural basis. One container with 60 capsules supplies you for a full month. Your body works at peak performance every day – give it the support it deserves.

Start your routine with coenzyme Q10 capsules built on science and quality. Because in the end, only results count.

Buy Q10 – High-Dosed Quality from Germany

The market for coenzyme products is large; when buying Q10, product transparency and raw material purity are what matter. This dietary supplement from GN Laboratories is manufactured in Germany according to the strictest quality standards. Every batch is GMP and IFS certified – guaranteeing you maximum purity and safety.

With 100 mg of pure ubiquinone per capsule, you get a high-dosed formula on a natural basis. The plant-based capsule shell is vegan and well tolerated. Gluten, soy, preservatives, fillers, and artificial colors have no place in our capsules.

Lab-tested quality means: Every batch undergoes independent analysis before it reaches you.

Frequently asked questions about Q10

What are the benefits of Q10 capsules?
The supplement supports energy production in your cells and acts as an antioxidant.¹,⁴,⁷ Studies show positive effects on physical performance and regeneration after sport.²,⁵,⁶ Targeted supplementation is particularly useful when energy requirements are increased or the body's own synthesis decreases with age.¹⁰

When should you not take Q10?
If you are taking blood thinners such as warfarin, you should seek medical advice before supplementing. Pregnant women, nursing mothers and people with allergies to ingredients should also discuss their intake with a doctor.

How does a Q10 deficiency manifest itself?
Low levels can be noticeable through reduced energy, exhaustion and reduced physical performance.³,⁴ With increasing age, the natural formation in the body decreases.¹⁰ A balanced diet with important nutrients and targeted supplementation can provide support here.

When is the best time to take Q10 capsules?
The ideal intake is with a meal, as absorption is improved together with fat.⁹ You can take the daily dose of 2 capsules at once or spread out. Continuous intake is important for optimal results.²,³

Which form is better: ubiquinone or ubiquinol?
Ubiquinone is cheaper and well researched.²,³ The conversion to the active form occurs without any problems in healthy people. The reduced variant offers higher bioavailability, but is more sensitive.⁹ Both forms are effective - the right dosage is crucial. You receive high-quality active ingredient in optimal dosage.

What is the difference between ubiquinone and ubiquinol?
The substance comes in two main forms: Ubiquinone and ubiquinol. The oxidized variant is converted into the active form in the body's cells.⁴,⁹ Both support energy production in muscles and the body in equal measure.

Can the supplement be combined with vitamins?
The coenzyme can be combined well with other nutrients. Vitamin B2 in particular plays an important role, as it serves as a cofactor for the body's own production. As a fat-soluble substance, it is absorbed in a similar way to vitamin E and vitamin K. If you are taking blood thinners at the same time, you should seek medical advice before supplementing, as interactions are possible.

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