Pharmatropia supplies Pharmaceutical Grade, laboratory-tested Methylene Blue in 16 mg and 25 mg capsules. The capsules make it easy to achieve accurate dosage levels recommended by experts for mitochondrial and cognitive health
Pharmatropia is also fully transparent when it comes to heavy metals testing (see below) of its product. Delivery nationwide in South Africa
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Why Lab testing is important
Methylene Blue for human consumption should always be independent laboratory tested for purity to distinguish it from commercial grade products which can contain high levels of heavy metals.
Below is a link to the latest independent lab report on Pharmatropia Methylene Blue
We compared the lab results for Pharmatropia Methylene Blue against the regulatory limits set by the United States Pharmacopeia for heavy metals in pharmaceutical products.
Mercury (Hg)
Result: 0.01 mg/kg
Regulatory Limit: The permissible concentration for mercury in pharmaceutical products is 1.5 ppm (mg/kg) for oral exposure, as per United States Pharmacopeia (USP) guidelines.
Assessment: The mercury level in the sample is significantly below the regulatory limit, indicating compliance and safety.
Cadmium (Cd)
Result: 0.02 mg/kg
Regulatory Limit: Cadmium’s allowable concentration is 2.5 ppm for oral exposure, based on USP guidelines.
Assessment: The cadmium level is well within acceptable limits, confirming safety.
Lead (Pb)
Result: 0.40 mg/kg
Regulatory Limit: Lead’s permissible concentration is 0.5 ppm for oral exposure under USP standards.
Assessment: The lead concentration approaches the regulatory limit but remains compliant.
Arsenic (As)
Result: Not detected
Regulatory Limit: Arsenic’s allowable concentration is 0.15 ppm for oral exposure, according to USP guidelines.
Assessment: The absence of detectable arsenic indicates compliance and eliminates associated risks.