Methylene blue is generally safe at low doses (0.5-5 mg/day) for most healthy adults. Nurse Brian’s USP-grade product ensures high purity. However, those with G6PD deficiency, pregnant or nursing, or on certain medications (e.g., SSRIs) should avoid it due to risks like hemolytic anemia or serotonin syndrome. Start with a low dose and monitor for side effects like nausea. Consult a doctor before use, especially with health conditions.

Methylene blue is a synthetic compound historically used as a dye, now discovered as a dietary supplement for potential cellular energy support. Nurse Brian’s Methylene Blue is a USP-grade, 1% liquid solution in 50ml or 100ml dark glass dropper bottles. Beginners start with 1-2 drops (0.5-1 mg) daily, diluted in water or juice, ideally in the morning. Increasing by a drop or two each day until finding a therapeutic amount. Follow the product label and consult a healthcare provider for appropriate dosing.

Store the 50ml or 100ml dark glass dropper bottle in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight and heat. Shake gently before use, and measure drops carefully with the provided dropper. Avoid contamination by not touching the dropper to surfaces. Keep out of reach of children. Contact customer support if you notice changes in color or smell.

 Methylene blue is often taken alone, but some users combine it with supplements like CoQ10 or vitamin C for potential synergistic effects, based on user reports. However, interactions are not well-studied, so caution is advised. Avoid combining with medications or supplements affecting serotonin levels. Consult a healthcare provider to ensure safe combinations with your regimen.

User experiences vary, but some report effects like increased energy or mental clarity within days to a week at low doses (0.5-2 mg/day). Others may need longer to notice changes, depending on dosage and individual health. Effects are not guaranteed, and research is ongoing. Consult a healthcare provider to set realistic expectations.

Dental implants, veneers or man-made materials are at risk for staining. At low supplement doses (0.5-5 mg/day), methylene blue is unlikely to cause significant staining. Temporary blue-green discoloration of urine or tongue may occur due to its dye properties. To minimize risks, dilute drops in water or juice and rinse your mouth after use.  Contact customer support if staining concerns persist.

There is limited research on methylene blue’s safety during pregnancy or breastfeeding, so it’s not recommended without medical supervision. Potential risks to the fetus or infant are not well-studied. Consult your healthcare provider before using methylene blue if you are pregnant, planning to become pregnant, or breastfeeding.

Methylene blue may interact with medications, particularly SSRIs, SNRIs, or MAOIs, potentially causing serotonin syndrome. It’s also contraindicated for those with G6PD deficiency. Always disclose all medications and supplements to your healthcare provider before starting methylene blue to avoid interactions. Contact customer support for product-related questions.

Methylene blue is typically taken in the morning due to user-reported increases in alertness and energy, which may disrupt sleep if taken late. If you prefer evening use, start with a low dose and monitor effects on sleep quality. Consult a healthcare provider to determine the best timing for your needs.

Many users take low doses (0.5-5 mg/day) daily, reporting sustained benefits like energy or focus. Long-term safety at these doses is generally supported, but research is ongoing. Take breaks if advised by a healthcare provider, and monitor for side effects. Consult a doctor for long-term use guidance.

Exceeding recommended doses (e.g., >5 mg/day) may cause side effects like nausea, headache, or, rarely, serotonin syndrome in susceptible individuals. If you take too much, stop use and contact a healthcare provider immediately. For product-related concerns, reach out to Nurse Brian’s customer support. If experiencing anything beyond mild symptoms, call 911 or go to the emergency room immediately.

Users report using methylene blue during fasting or keto diets, citing potential energy support due to mitochondrial effects. It’s calorie-free and unlikely to break a fast. However, effects vary, and research is limited. Consult a healthcare provider to ensure compatibility with your dietary regimen.