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It's a scam £30 lightly colored water mixing with who knows what. I'm trying many products some is great, some is good but this one is zero. Honestly I was afraid to try it and I dropped it in the garbage.
I bought methylene blue 1% from this company and to be quite honest I believe it was just coloured water, absolutely useless and they took money for another subscription that I didn’t order.
I tried to contact them twice to no avail and just wasted my money. Please don’t buy from these cowboys who are basically just scammers. I am only on a pension and can ill afford to be scammed by these low life scammers
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