Ilya G.
worst customer service ever or I should…
worst customer service ever or I should say lack of. I've been trying to get someone to speak with for almost a week and haven't had any success.
Qunol has the #1 cardiologist recommended CoQ10 supplement offering both ubiquinone and ubiquinol, as well as turmeric supplements to support healthy inflammation response. Both Qunol CoQ10 and Qunol Turmeric offer superior absorption compared to regul...
Qunol (qunol.com) has 62 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.7 out of 5.
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Ilya G.
worst customer service ever or I should say lack of. I've been trying to get someone to speak with for almost a week and haven't had any success.
Mr.T
I just got home with my Qunol UltraQ10 supplement after being informed of it by the Google AI platform for issues I presented. However upon getting home with I began looking at the ingredients. I usually check at the store before purchase. Qunol UltraQ10 contains dl-alpha tocopheryl. I never consume it or mixed tocopheryls . Do your research look it up. 1. Increased Prostate Cancer Risk (Oral Supplements)For decades, vitamin E was believed to prevent cancer due to its antioxidant properties. However, a major landmark clinical trial completely shifted medical consensus:The SELECT Trial: In a massive study funded by the National Cancer Institute (NCI) involving over 35,000 men, researchers tracked the effects of daily oral vitamin E supplements.The Finding: The trial had to be stopped early when researchers discovered that healthy men taking synthetic vitamin E (all-rac-alpha-tocopheryl acetate) alone had a 17% increased risk of developing prostate cancer compared to those taking a placebo.The Mechanism: Subsequent research published in Nature indicated that high doses of vitamin E can act as a "pro-oxidant" in the prostate, boosting specific enzymes that cause cellular oxidative stress and DNA damage. 3. Genetic Variations and Overall Cancer RiskA study by researchers at Brigham and Women's Hospital discovered that a person's individual genetics dictate whether vitamin E supplements help or harm them. They looked at variations in the COMT gene, which influences how the body processes antioxidants:People with one genetic variation (met/met) saw a 14% decrease in total cancer rates when taking vitamin E.People with a different variation (val/val) saw a 15% increase in total cancer rates (including breast, lung, uterine, and colorectal cancers) when taking the exact same supplement
Yasmin P.
Very disappointed with Qunol. The product sounded promising, but after using it consistently for several weeks, I noticed absolutely no improvement. What made things worse was the poor customer support — responses were slow and unhelpful when I tried to ask questions about the product. For the price they charge, I expected much better quality and service. Feels overhyped and not worth the money.
Frank
It's been 10 DAYs after I placed my order and I still have not received any updates about shipping. Their customer service is basically nonexistent. I could have sent a dozen emails and called a million times, and NOBODY ever responded. Very disappointed.
Jacqueline P.
I purchased the Ultra CoQ10 and after 2 days I had itchy welts and wheals on my arms, legs, and head. Not sure what ingredient I am allergic to but please be careful. I will never purchase their products again.
Nellie M.
If I could give zero stars I would. I ordered the Plus Ubiquinol + Omega-3, 200mg + 250mg and never received it but I received the free item which was turmeric gummies. Unfortunately they have ZERO customer service. The phone number will send you to a voicemail you can leave one but they’ll never return your call and the email address is an unavailable email they have. So no solution to my problem. Wouldn’t recommend them.
Joe B.
The website clearly states the money back gaurentee is for the website and participating retailers. They told me to go to the store. Well the pharmacy said go to Qunol. Sorry it's a circle jerk. Go to a reputable company.
J A.
Qunol products not only don't work their advertising on TV are terribly harmful to our youth. They show this "champion" skate boarder doing his thing without a helmet. Do you believe that ? This company should be sued by anyone with a child skate boarder that has suffered a head injury. What a irresponsible company.