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Meet Chelate Blue.

Why the interest in methylene blue? Scientists are studying its role in cellular energy production.

Featuring Methylene blue, Our NEW Double Chelation technology binds to the MB molecule to help:

  • Eliminates oral staining
  • Aid delivery to the body
  • AND mix with new flavors for a better tasting experience.

Made with natural lemon + organic Stevia + portioned to 10mg so you can stop guessing dosages from a dropper.

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UltraLux HealthAccess

A new kind of health membership

See what’s to come with features you don’t want to miss out on.

Find out what you’re missing.

What’s in the products you use? Which everyday habits are worth keeping—or changing?

Meet UltraLux Access, our upcoming health membership. Featuring a built in app, with our proprietary algorithm that scans over 13,000 different items around you. Start with a photo, an assessment, and see the hidden dangers all around you.

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One photo. More context.Illustrative experience · photo + product details + research

13,000+ items scanned

  • Emulsifiers. Ingredient label. Review named additives on a readable ingredient list, with ingredient-specific research and its limitations.
  • Added sugar & refined starch. Label + routine. Read ingredients and nutrition information alongside the portions and frequency you report.
  • Food formulation. Ingredient label. Look at a product’s ingredient list and processing context; appearance alone does not establish its nutritional quality.
  • Food packaging. Material + use. Check packaging information and how you store or heat food. A photo cannot establish chemical transfer into food.
  • Fragrance ingredients. Ingredient label. Review fragrance declarations and your reported sensitivities. A fragrance label does not disclose every ingredient or prove phthalates are present.
  • Parabens. Ingredient label. Identify a named preservative on a readable, verified ingredient list. Its presence alone does not establish harm to you.
  • Sunscreen UV filters. Active ingredient label. Review the actual UV-filter ingredients and relevant evidence. Packaging appearance is not an ingredient identification or safety verdict.
  • Formaldehyde releasers. Ingredient label. Review named preservatives after a verified label match. A product photo cannot measure formaldehyde release or your exposure.
  • Lead. Water evidence needed. Plumbing information can prompt a question; testing is needed to establish lead in your tap water.
  • Chlorine byproducts. Water evidence needed. Review relevant water-report or test information. A photo of a tap or glass cannot identify these compounds.
  • PFAS. Water evidence needed. Use specific water evidence and verified filter information. A photograph cannot detect PFAS or measure its concentration.
  • Trace medications. Water evidence needed. An educational water-quality topic; neither their presence nor your exposure can be inferred from a photo.
  • Bisphenols. Verified material information. Check product-specific information for BPA, BPS or BPF. Plastic appearance does not identify these substances.
  • Phthalates. Verified material information. Consider confirmed material information and use. A photo cannot establish phthalate content or migration.
  • Plastic particles. Material + routine. Connect reported heating and container use with research context. A scan cannot measure microplastics or nanoplastics.
  • Microwave-use markings. Label + routine. Read intended-use markings and compare them with your reheating habits; confirm unclear instructions with the manufacturer.
  • Nonstick materials. Verified material information. Confirm the coating from a label or product record. Its appearance does not establish PTFE or a particular PFAS.
  • Visible coating wear. Photo + material. Review visible scratches or flaking and confirmed care instructions. Wear is not a measurement of chemical exposure.
  • Overheating. Material + routine. Ask about heat settings and empty preheating. A still image does not measure cooking temperature or fumes.
  • Utensil contact. Photo + routine. Consider the utensils visible or reported in use alongside the pan’s confirmed material and care instructions.
  • Added fragrance. Label + routine. Check labels and use of scented products. The presence of a fragrance product does not measure airborne chemicals.
  • Off-gassing. Product + context. Ask about new furnishings, materials and ventilation. A photo cannot identify or quantify off-gassing.
  • Gas cooking. Photo + routine. Identify a visible gas stove and ask how it is used and ventilated. Air-pollution levels require separate measurement.
  • Household dust. Photo + context. Visible dust can prompt a cleaning or filtration question; its chemical composition cannot be determined from the image.
  • Chlorine. Water evidence needed. Review relevant water information and bathing context. A shower photograph cannot establish chlorine levels.
  • Chloroform. Water evidence needed. A water-quality education topic requiring specific evidence; steam in a photo does not establish this compound or an inhaled dose.
  • Hot-water routines. Reported routine. Ask about shower temperature, duration and skin comfort. The image cannot measure temperature or assess your skin barrier.
  • Hard water. Water evidence needed. Check a water report or hardness test and the context you share; a photograph does not establish a hardness level.
  • Evening lighting. Photo + routine. Connect visible lights with the time you report using them. A photo does not measure light at your eyes or melatonin.
  • Screens at bedtime. Photo + routine. Ask when and how long you use a screen. A phone in the room does not establish bedtime screen use.
  • Morning light. Reported routine. Consider the timing and setting of your morning routine. A room photo does not measure your daily light exposure.
  • Stimulating content. Reported routine. Ask about work, messages and other evening activities; these habits cannot be inferred from a device’s appearance.

Spot everyday health risks.
Know what to do next.

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Scan

Photograph your spaces, clothing, products and labels to explore visible details and questions worth asking.

Review

Add your story and context to explore possible concerns, helpful habits and practical next steps.

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Act

Explore guidance for changes that fit your goals and everyday life.

With the full picture, now the choice to make is simple. Create a reasonable approach to enhance the way you live, eat, sleep AND perform. All of this, backed by science and personalized data.

The UltraLux Access app is coming soon.

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Jacob Rogers, founder of UltraLux Health
Jacob RogersFounder & CEO, UltraLux Health

Better health begins with better information.

Your health has two authors: the genes you entered the world with, and the environment you live in. The second is still writing, every day, mostly unnoticed and it's in the water you drink, the light around you at night, and the microplastics that enter your food when you reheat it in plastic. It is a part of your health you can truly impact.

Some of those influences are easy to recognize. Others are hidden in details we've never been taught to read. I don’t think you should have to become a health expert to make informed choices about your everyday choices.

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For years, I have helped put the finest instruments of modern health into your hands. Now we’re adding a different kind of instrument: an app that puts expertise in your pocket. It brings together years of learning and expert insight to create a Health Map of your own life: what may be working against you, what is already working for you, and what you can do about it. Guidance you can return to as your life changes.

We’re also opening our education to everyone: conversations with experts, clear explanations of health conditions and modalities, and product reviews that help you sort through the options. If you’re considering red light therapy, we’ll walk through what the studies found, explain how the devices differ, and show why some products made our collection and others didn’t. You’ll have the research, the comparisons, and the reasoning to make your own decision.

We also want to make it easier for you to act on what you learn. That is why we’re building Ultralux Access: a membership bringing together the full Health Map, ongoing guidance, a growing selection of premium supplements at our actual cost, and useful gifts. Members vote on supplements to add to the at-cost selection.

To the best of my knowledge, this has never been available to the public. This is the part I have been waiting for: helping you see what matters, understand why, and know where to begin.

Jacob Rogers
Founder & CEO, UltraLux Health

Honest answers.

What is UltraLux Access?
UltraLux Access is a membership being developed to connect home scans, health tracking, personalized routines, member product benefits, and practical education in one experience.
Is UltraLux Access available now?
Not yet. The app and membership are currently in development. Explore Access for membership updates and launch information.
What will the app examine?
The app is being built to review supported household products, labels, materials, home inputs, and selected lifestyle information provided by the member.
What information will the membership track?
Planned tracking includes sleep, nutrition, activity, routines, goals, and supported health signals. Available features may change as development continues.
Which health and sleep apps will UltraLux Access connect with?
Connections to supported health and sleep apps are planned. Confirmed integrations and availability will be shared as development progresses.
Is UltraLux Access a medical service?
No. UltraLux Access is not a medical diagnostic and does not replace care from a qualified health professional.
How does UltraLux choose its products?
We consider product quality, specifications, testing, practical use, ownership requirements, and available research before adding something to the collection.
Are UltraLux products available without membership?
Yes. Current products can be purchased through the UltraLux store without waiting for the membership to launch.

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