Red Yeast Rice with CoQ10 Supplement - Advanced Healthy Heart & Healthy Cholesterol Levels Formula for Men & Women - Extra Strength Capsule with Red Yeast Rice 1200 mg Capsules with CoQ10-120 Count

Great Product... Cholesterol was down last time I had blood work done. :)

I started taking red yeast rice with CoQ10 when my cholesterol was high. It seemed to do the job very well in lowering my total cholesterol. After a while, I questioned how well it worked, so I stopped taking it for a few months. My total cholesterol went up 50 points. I got rechecked after restarting this supplement and now my cholesterol is back to the "normal" range. It definitely works.Since it acts like statins, there was some concern about statin-like side-effects, but I've had none. I'm on it for good now.

Red Yeast Rice with Co-Q10 was recommended by my Dr. I researched a few brands to make sure I was getting a quality product, and landed on this one. It brought my LDL down to a much better level...my dr. was pleased, and so am I! I've already purchased a second bottle!

Looking to reduce my cholesterol. This blood test it had no effect, but I haven’t been taking it for long. Hopefully I will see results in the next blood test. No side effects for me. Like that it also contains CoQ10 so I don’t have to buy a separate supplement.

Great product big bottle. Keeping in mind didn't work to well for me, had to stop. It is like a statan. Didn't go well with my arthritis. However my Doc said it could happen. Hope it works better for you

Okay, so I'm at that age where I start thinking about things like "heart health." It's less exciting than thinking about, say, pizza or puppies, but apparently important. My doctor mentioned something about supporting cholesterol levels, and after a brief internal debate (pizza vs. longevity), I decided to look into supplements. That's how I found this Red Yeast Rice with CoQ10 little bottle of potential well-being.I'll be honest, I'm not entirely sure what Red Yeast Rice is, exactly. Is it rice that's been to a rave? Is it just really enthusiastic rice? And CoQ10 sounds like a secret agent. Regardless, the reviews were good, and the promise of a "Healthy Heart Formula" sounded like something my slightly-less-than-athletic heart could get behind.Taking these capsules is easy enough. They're not giant horse pills, thankfully. Just swallow with water, and imagine tiny, microscopic cheerleaders setting up camp in your cardiovascular system, ready to root for your arteries. "Go team, go! Keep that flow!"Now, I'm not saying I suddenly feel like I can run a marathon (let's not get crazy), but I do feel... subtly better. It's hard to pinpoint exactly, but there's a general sense of "hey, things are chugging along nicely." Maybe it's the placebo effect, maybe it's the tiny cheerleaders, or maybe this stuff actually works! I'm leaning towards tiny cheerleaders, but the science sounds good too.The combination with CoQ10 is a bonus. I think CoQ10 is supposed to help with energy at a cellular level, which sounds very impressive. I haven't sprouted wings or anything, but I do feel a little less like I need a nap by 2 PM.If you're looking for a way to support your heart health, you appreciate supplements that come in easy-to-swallow capsules, and you enjoy the mental image of microscopic cheerleaders, give this a try. It's become a simple, non-stressful part of my daily routine. My heart feels like it's getting a little extra encouragement, and that's worth five stars to me.

Good products, low cost, big save and always on time.

My doctor told me to get the Reggie’s rice with the CoQ10 and I’m sure it does work but, it caused my stomach pain. I research and found out that I should take them at night so I may start trying to do that. I hate that it caused my stomach to cramp with painbecause I hear that it really does help lower your cholesterol.