Methylene Blue

A synthetic compound first made in the 1870s and used in medicine for more than a century. Hospitals use it in high doses for a blood condition called methemoglobinemia. The low doses used in wellness plans are a small fraction of that and are compounded by a licensed pharmacy.

Mainly to support mental clarity, focus, and energy. Research on these uses is still developing, and results vary. Your provider will help you decide whether it fits your goals and set realistic expectations.

Anyone taking an SSRI, SNRI, MAOI, or other serotonergic medication, because the combination can cause serotonin syndrome. It is also not for people with a G6PD deficiency, people who are pregnant or breastfeeding, and some others. Your provider screens for all of this before prescribing.

At low doses the most common are blue-green urine, mild nausea, and headache. Seek care right away for confusion, fast heartbeat, high fever, or muscle twitching, which can signal a serious drug interaction.

Yes. The capsule form avoids most staining, but the compound can tint skin, clothing, or surfaces if a capsule breaks. Handle it with care.

You can cancel anytime from your online patient portal. There are no cancellation fees or long-term contracts. Canceling won't stop an order already sent to the pharmacy. If your order is still pending, contact support and we'll help.