NOW Foods Ubiquinol 100 mg Softgels
- 100 mg ubiquinol, the active form of CoQ10
- 120 softgels
- Heart health support listed
- Halal and kosher, soy, egg and dairy free
- Non-GMO, unflavored
Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A single-ingredient ubiquinol softgel for people who want the active form of CoQ10. The listing gives no serving size, so read the bottle for the daily amount.
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ASIN: B00KHQJDWSModel: Ubiquinol 100 mgCategory: Coenzyme Q10
Overview
A shopper who already knows they want CoQ10 will find this softgel gives it in ubiquinol form, which the product name calls the active form. It comes unflavored in a count of softgels aimed at heart health support.
The reason to choose it is the ubiquinol form together with halal, kosher and allergen-free tags. The limit is thin listing detail: no bullet points, no serving size and no ingredient breakdown beyond the active compound.
Who it's for
A buyer who has settled on ubiquinol and wants a plain, allergen-conscious softgel. It is not a general vitamin, so someone shopping for a broad heart formula with several ingredients should pass.
Pros and cons
- Active ubiquinol form of CoQ10
- Halal and kosher
- Soy, egg and dairy free
- Serving size not listed
- Only one active ingredient
- Softgels may be large to swallow
Performance notes
Ubiquinol is the already-reduced form of CoQ10, so the body does not need to convert it first. As a fat-soluble compound it is generally taken with a meal containing some fat, per the usual advice on the label.
Specifications
| Brand | Now |
|---|---|
| Model | Ubiquinol 100 mg |
| Supplement Type | Ubiquinol |
| Form | Softgel |
| Diet | Halal, kosher |
| Allergens | Dairy free, egg free, soy free, Non-GMO |
| Count | 120 softgels |
| Flavor | Unflavored |
| Benefits | Heart health support |
| CoQ10 strength | 100 mg |
Frequently asked questions
How do I take NOW Ubiquinol 100 mg?
The listing gives no directions. It is a softgel, so follow the serving instructions on the bottle and ask a clinician if you are unsure.
Is ubiquinol the same as regular CoQ10?
The product name calls ubiquinol the active form of CoQ10, so it is a related but different form of the same compound.
Is NOW Ubiquinol free of dairy, eggs and soy?
The allergen field lists dairy free, egg free and soy free, along with Non-GMO.