Description
Methylene Blue research nootropic
Methylene Blue is a phenothiazinium dye first synthesised in 1876. It cycles between oxidised and reduced forms, which makes it a redox agent in mitochondrial research as well as a classic laboratory stain.
Product details
| Compound | Methylene blue (methylthioninium chloride) |
|---|---|
| Class | Phenothiazinium dye and redox agent |
| Form | Powder; Liquid; Capsules; Tablets |
| Strength | 2g; 5g; 17mg per ml/60ml/1g; 20mg per capsule/60ct/1200mg; 20mg per capsule/120ct/2400mg; 20mg per tablet/60ct/1200mg; 20mg per tablet/120ct/2400mg |
| Labelling | Compound name and strength on every container |
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What research has examined
- Mitochondrial electron transport: alternative electron carrier research.
- Staining: histology and microbiology applications.
- MAO-A inhibition: neuropharmacology research.
Research interest does not establish a proven effect in humans.
Regulatory status
Licensed medicines containing this active ingredient are prescription-only products made by authorised manufacturers. The material sold here is a research chemical, not a licensed medicine, and is not approved for any use in humans.
Storage and handling
Keep the container tightly closed, at room temperature or cooler, away from moisture and light.
Independent literature: search PubMed for published studies.
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For laboratory research use only. Not for human or animal consumption. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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