How to Use the Blu Brain Dosage Calculator

Created by Mark Kemp, Modified on Mon, 14 Sep at 8:16 PM by Mark Kemp

The Blu Brain Dosage Calculator converts between drops, millilitres and milligrams for our 1% solution, and works out how long a bottle lasts at a given daily amount. This article explains what it does and the maths behind it.

Where to find it

blubrain.co.uk/methylene-blue-dosage. It's free and doesn't need an account.

What it asks for

  • Your body weight, in kg or lb, for weight-based figures.
  • Your bottle size — 30 ml or 100 ml.
  • Whether you take any medications that interact with methylene blue. If you do, the tool will tell you to speak to a healthcare professional before going further.

What it gives you

  • The equivalent in drops, millilitres and milligrams.
  • How many days a bottle lasts at that daily amount.
  • The cost per day.

The maths, if you'd rather do it yourself

A 1% w/v solution contains 10 mg of methylthioninium chloride per millilitre. Our dropper dispenses roughly 0.05 ml per drop, so:

  • 1 drop ≈ 0.05 ml ≈ 0.5 mg
  • 10 drops ≈ 0.5 ml ≈ 5 mg
  • 20 drops = 1 ml = 10 mg

A 30 ml bottle holds about 600 drops; a 100 ml bottle about 2,000. Drop size varies slightly with technique and temperature, so treat these as close estimates rather than exact figures.

Before you start

The calculator is a measurement tool, not medical advice. If you take any prescription medication, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or have a health condition, speak to a healthcare professional first. Is methylene blue safe? covers who should take extra care and the medication interaction that matters most.

Questions

If a result doesn't look right or you're not sure how to read it, raise a ticket.

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