Red Yeast Rice & Policosanol

Grape seed extract at 300 mg, trans-resveratrol at 150 mg, and sugar-cane policosanol at 20 mg create a focused cardiovascular antioxidant blend. Compared with the original, the active design is more focused or better specified, though red yeast rice and plant sterols are absent and active standardization remains incomplete.

Red yeast rice at 1,200 mg plus 100 mg of ubiquinone combines lipid support with a meaningful CoQ10 amount. Compared with the original, the active design is more focused or better specified, though the dry capsule has no stated absorption aid and monacolin potency and citrinin testing are not disclosed.

Red yeast rice at 1,200 mg and plant phytosterols at 850 mg provide stronger coverage of two central lipid-support pathways. Compared with the original, the active design is more focused or better specified, though policosanol is absent and red-yeast-rice potency and contaminant testing remain unknown.

Sugar-cane policosanol provides a clearly sourced 10 mg amount in a focused formula. Routine cost is lower than the original, though it omits red yeast rice and the original formulas' other lipid-support ingredients.

A substantial 1,200 mg red yeast rice amount provides focused lipid support. Routine cost is lower than the original, though policosanol is absent and neither monacolin potency nor citrinin testing is disclosed.

A simple 1,200 mg red yeast rice formula offers twice the amount in CholesteRice and matches the amount in Red Yeast Rice & Policosanol. Routine cost is lower than the original, though it omits policosanol and does not disclose monacolin potency or citrinin testing.

Sugar-cane policosanol at 20 mg anchors a concise blend with artichoke, milk thistle, alpha-lipoic acid, and grape seed extract. Useful active amounts and favorable routine cost improve the value trade-off, though the supporting botanicals lack complete standardization details.

A single 20 mg sugar-cane policosanol active is clearly sourced and avoids the original formulas' uncertain red-yeast-rice potency. Useful active amounts and favorable routine cost improve the value trade-off, though the narrower formula does not provide red yeast rice, phytosterols, or CoQ10.

Red yeast rice at 1,200 mg and 60 mg of ubiquinone form a simple, relevant lipid and cardiac-energy combination. Useful active amounts and favorable routine cost improve the value trade-off, though policosanol is absent and red-yeast-rice potency and citrinin testing are not disclosed.