Methylene Blue
Clinician-supervised methylene blue capsules with required safety screening for cognitive and mitochondrial support.
Supports mitochondrial electron transfer and cellular energy pathways.
Screens for key contraindications, including G6PD deficiency and serotonergic medications.
Choose a starter path or experienced-dose path in the CareCore protocol flow.
โMethylene blue is interesting for mitochondrial support, but it is not casual. The safety screen matters as much as the mechanism.โ
Healthspan Holistic
Mechanism
How Methylene Blue Supports Mitochondria
The Science Behind Methylene Blue
G6PD
Safety screen required
CareCore protocol
7%
Memory retrieval signal in fMRI study
Duong et al.
90d
Supply cadence for capsule protocol
CareCore protocol
Step 1
Choose Your Starting Point
New patients start with the starter route. Experienced patients choose their current dose.
Care path
Get Care in 3 Easy Steps
Online medical intake
Share your health history and goals in a secure online intake.
Clinician review
A licensed clinician reviews your prescription for medical fit.
Fulfillment + support
Your treatment is sent, with ongoing general and MD support.
Clinical quality
Third-Party Tested
Potency Testing
Confirms your medication contains exactly the right dose โ nothing more, nothing less.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Next step
Start Methylene Blue Screening
Choose your starting point and complete careful clinician review before any prescription.
Backed by Peer-Reviewed Research
Low-dose methylene blue research found memory and brain-activity signals in a controlled study.
Duong et al., fMRI memory study
Review describes methylene blue mitochondrial and neuroprotective mechanisms.
Bhattacharya et al., 2018
Mechanistic review discusses methylene blue as an alternative electron carrier.
Huang et al., 2016
Disclaimer
The information provided is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Prescription products require online medical intake and approval from a licensed clinician. Not all patients will qualify. Some compounded medications may not be reviewed or approved by the FDA but are prepared by FDA-registered, state-licensed pharmacies in accordance with applicable regulations. Individual results may vary.