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Coenzyme Q10 (Ubidecarenone) 300 mg: uses, price & cheaper substitutes

Common uses: Used by some doctors alongside treatment in heart conditions and around heart surgery – evidence is mixed or limited; Prescribed by some fertility specialists for men – research is too limited to draw conclusions.

Listed MRPs range from ₹23.44 to ₹105.00 per capsule across 8 listings.

Price comparison

BrandManufacturerPackMRP₹ / capsuleAs on
Ubidecarenone (Co-enzyme Q10) Capsules 300 mgJan AushadhiJan Aushadhi (PMBJP)10₹234.38₹23.4419 October 2026
Fertilix 300Innovcare Lifesciences Pvt Ltd10₹790.30₹79.0319 October 2026
CQ GemMeritorious Pharmaceuticals10₹890.63₹89.0619 October 2026
Quventor MaxSH Healthcare Pvt Ltd10₹995.00₹99.5019 October 2026
Ultra-Q CoQ10 300Meyer Organics Pvt Ltd15₹1500.00₹100.0019 October 2026
4U Q10 ForteDr. Johns Laboratories Pvt Ltd10₹1005.47₹100.5519 October 2026
Enzicord 300Rencord Life Sciences Pvt Ltd10₹1031.00₹103.1019 October 2026
Gamy-QABS Pharmaceutical Company10₹1050.00₹105.0019 October 2026

MRPs as printed/listed on the date shown; actual price may vary.

Uses

  • Used by some doctors alongside treatment in heart conditions and around heart surgery – evidence is mixed or limited.
  • Prescribed by some fertility specialists for men – research is too limited to draw conclusions.
  • A supplement for people whose doctor suspects low CoQ10 levels with certain diseases.

How to take it

Take one capsule a day with a meal, or as your doctor advises. CoQ10 is fat-soluble, so it is better absorbed with food. Be realistic about what it can do: NIH's review finds the evidence for heart failure inconclusive, does not support its use for statin-related muscle pain, and finds it does not help Parkinson's symptoms. It should not replace medicines your doctor has prescribed. Tell your doctor before starting if you take warfarin or insulin, or are having cancer treatment.

Side effects

Common

  • Trouble sleeping (insomnia).
  • Stomach upset or nausea.
  • Loose stools.

Serious

Stop and get medical help urgently if you notice any of these.

  • Unusual bleeding or changes in INR if you take warfarin – tell your doctor.
  • Changes in blood sugar if you use insulin – check your sugar more often and tell your doctor.
  • Allergic reaction – rash, swelling, difficulty breathing.

Safety information

Alcohol

No known direct interaction.

Pregnancy

Not enough is known; ask your doctor before using it in pregnancy or while breastfeeding.

Kidney problems

Tell your doctor if you have kidney disease.

Liver problems

Tell your doctor if you have liver disease.

Children

Not for children unless a specialist prescribes it.

Missed dose

Take it with your next meal; do not double up.

Interactions

  • Warfarin – CoQ10 may interact; your doctor may need to check your INR.
  • Insulin and other diabetes medicines – CoQ10 may interact; monitor your blood sugar.
  • Cancer chemotherapy or radiotherapy – CoQ10 may not be compatible with some treatments; ask your oncologist.

Frequently asked questions

Coenzyme Q10 300 mg uses

CoQ10 is used as a supplement in some heart, fertility and neurological conditions, but NIH reviews find the evidence mostly limited or inconclusive. Use it only alongside, not instead of, your prescribed treatment.

Is CoQ10 good for the heart?

Research on heart failure is inconclusive, though CoQ10 may reduce some complications of heart surgery. Do not stop prescribed heart medicines.

Does CoQ10 help statin muscle pain?

Overall, the evidence does not support CoQ10 for muscle pain caused by statins. Tell your doctor about muscle pain.

CoQ10 side effects

No serious side effects have been reported. Mild ones include trouble sleeping and stomach upset.

Can I take CoQ10 with warfarin?

Ask your doctor first. CoQ10 may interact with warfarin and your INR may need checking.

Best time to take CoQ10

With a meal, because it is absorbed better with food. Some people take it earlier in the day if it affects sleep.

CoQ10 for male fertility

It has been studied for male infertility, but the research is too limited for conclusions. Follow your fertility specialist's advice.

Is CoQ10 safe in pregnancy?

There is not enough information. Ask your doctor before using it.

Sources

Medyzen Editorial Team · Last updated

This page is general information, not medical advice. Do not start, stop or change a medicine without asking a doctor or pharmacist. Terms