Methylene Blue // Compared
Blueprint Vitality or System Reboot: Which Methylene Blue Should You Buy?
Benefits of using Blueprint Vitality
They are a well known Australian methylene blue brand, they are stocked in a lot of independent health stores, and their solution is pharmaceutical USP grade. If a dropper bottle is genuinely what you want, they are a reasonable place to buy one.
The difference that decides it
Blueprint Vitality sells methylene blue as a liquid you measure out with a dropper. System Reboot sells it as a 10mg capsule you swallow. Everything below comes from that one difference.
With a dropper you count drops and work out the dose yourself, and methylene blue stains whatever it touches, which is where the blue tongue and the blue teeth come from. With a capsule the dose is already 10mg and there is nothing to measure and nothing to wipe up.
System Reboot Methylene Blue
The lowest of the four.
No drops to count.
400+ reviews
Side by side
| Blueprint Vitality | System Reboot | |
|---|---|---|
| Format | Liquid in a dropper bottle | Capsule |
| What you get | 300mg in 30ml | 60 capsules, 10mg each |
| Working out your dose | You count drops | Already measured at 10mg |
| Blue tongue and staining | Yes, it is a liquid dye | No, it is sealed in a capsule |
| Price | A$54.95 | A$59.95, or A$50.96 on repeat, against A$79.95 |
| Doses in the pack | 30 doses of 10mg | 60 doses, a 2 month supply |
| Cost per 10mg dose | A$1.83 | A$1.00, or A$0.85 on repeat |
| Laboratory | Says 3rd party tested and USP grade. Does not name the laboratory and does not publish the certificate. | Envirolab, a NATA accredited Australian laboratory, named on the product page with the certificate published |
| Guarantee | See their site | If it doesn't work for you, you get your money back |
| Dispatch | Australia | Australia, same day |
Cost per dose is the pack price divided by the number of 10mg doses it holds. Figures read from public listings on 21 September 2026 and prices change, so check theirs before you buy.
We are the cheapest per dose of the four
Cost per 10mg dose, worked out from each pack price and the methylene blue it contains. Public listings, 21 September 2026.
What people say who made the switch
“I used a liquid for about six months and gave up on the mess. Same job, none of the staining.”
Phoebe C., verified buyer
“Moved off the drops and have not looked back. Knowing the dose per capsule is the whole point for me.”
Thomas T., verified buyer
“Was measuring drops into a glass every morning like some kind of chemist. This is a much easier way to live.”
Madison Morgan, verified buyer
“I use a capsule daily. Very convenient way of obtaining a measured dose with no blue fingers or mouth.”
John Jeffery, verified buyer
“Chucked the bottle in my bag for a fortnight away and it was fine. Try that with a dropper bottle.”
Amelia Smith, verified buyer
“I read the testing page before I ordered. That is the reason I picked these over the cheaper overseas listings.”
Scott E., verified buyer
Real published reviews from our store. 4.94 stars from 400+ reviews across our range.
The proof, in one place
- Named laboratory. Independently tested by Envirolab, a NATA accredited Australian laboratory. The certificate is on the product page, not described, published.
- A measured 10mg. Not a percentage you convert into drops. The number on the bottle is the number you take.
- 10mg, not 50mg. Some overseas sellers push 30mg and 50mg. 10mg is the sensible daily dose.
- 60 capsules, 2 month supply. Under a dollar a day.
- Australian owned, dispatched same day.
- If it doesn't work for you, you get your money back.
So which one should you buy
If you want methylene blue at a measured 10mg, tested by a named Australian laboratory, at the lowest cost per dose of the four brands on this page, with nothing to count and nothing to stain, buy ours. That is the whole case and every number above is checkable.
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System Reboot is not affiliated with Blueprint Vitality. Blueprint Vitality is named here only to describe their publicly listed product. All figures were taken from public listings on 21 September 2026.