October 2026 Solex Weekly Call Recap | By Paige Maurer Wheeler, AO Scan Global
Two exciting additions to the Solex wellness lineup took center stage during this week’s Solex LLC Weekly Call: AO Foot light therapy and AO Blue Strips, a portable new way to use methylene blue.
And if you’re an AO Scan user, wellness practitioner, biohacker, Quantum Living Advocate or simply someone who loves exploring innovative wellness technology, there is plenty worth understanding about these new launches.
Solex presented an impressive wearable light-therapy device designed specifically for the feet and ankles, along with convenient, berry-flavored methylene blue strips. The call also revisited the new AO Patch, celebrated distributor achievements and highlighted an October enrollment incentive.
At AO Scan Global, we believe the most exciting part of a product launch is understanding the technology behind it, how it fits into an everyday routine and what questions to ask before deciding whether it’s right for you.
That’s why we turn Solex’s weekly presentations into educational recaps for our growing international AO Scan community.
We want you to learn it, understand it, use it responsibly and share the education—whether you’re in Arizona, Australia, Brazil, Dubai or anywhere else in the world.
Our educational blog is available in more than 20 languages, so please explore these resources in your preferred language and share them with fellow AO Scan users, customers, friends and wellness professionals.
What Was Announced on This Week’s Solex Call?
This week’s major announcements included:
| Highlight | What You Need to Know |
|---|---|
| AO Foot | A hands-free wearable foot-and-ankle light therapy device featuring 456 emitters and five wavelengths, according to the Solex presentation |
| AO Blue Strips | Portable, berry-flavored oral strips containing 1 mg of methylene blue per strip |
| AO Patch | A look back at the new topical-reservoir patch and its AO Scan frequency-imprinting applications |
| October Incentive | Solex announced a complimentary GOLD product with qualifying October bundle-and-subscription enrollments |
| Distributor Recognition | AO Scan Global was recognized among the week’s top enrollers |
| New Wellness Education | A deeper discussion of photobiomodulation, mitochondrial biology and practical product choices |
Two very different technologies. Two interesting new product formats. And an expanding family of wellness tools to explore.
Let’s look at what Solex introduced and what it could mean for your personal wellness routine or professional practice.
AO Foot Light Therapy: A New Way to Explore Photobiomodulation
Think about everything your feet do for you.
They carry you through long workdays, workouts, airports, shopping, errands, outdoor adventures and all those moments when sitting down finally sounds like the greatest luxury imaginable.
Yet how often do we give our feet the same attention we give our faces, backs, shoulders or hands?
That was the question behind one of this week’s biggest launches.
Meet AO Foot, also listed as AO Light Foot, a new member of the Solex AO Light Relief family.
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What Is AO Foot?
AO Foot is a flexible, wearable light-therapy wrap designed to surround the foot and ankle with multiple wavelengths of light.
During the presentation, Solex described several notable features:
- 456 light emitters positioned throughout the wrap.
- Five light wavelengths, including visible colors and near-infrared light.
- Hands-free operation with adjustable settings.
- Rechargeable battery and controller for convenient use.
- Flexible neoprene construction that wraps around the foot and ankle.
- Suggested sessions of approximately 20–30 minutes, according to the presentation.
The concept is straightforward: rather than continually repositioning a handheld light device, users can wear a wrap designed to distribute light around much of the foot and ankle.
For anyone already familiar with the Solex AO Light Relief product family, AO Foot represents an additional option for targeted light-based wellness routines.
What Is Photobiomodulation?
Photobiomodulation, often shortened to PBM, is the application of specific wavelengths of visible or near-infrared light to biological tissue.
Researchers study how different light parameters interact with cells, particularly in processes involving mitochondria, cellular signaling, inflammation and tissue responses.
Interest in photobiomodulation has grown substantially, especially in research involving musculoskeletal discomfort and rehabilitation.
For example, a 2023 systematic review and meta-analysis published in Lasers in Medical Science reviewed 19 randomized clinical trials involving 1,089 participants with plantar fasciitis. The researchers reported improvements in pain intensity under certain photobiomodulation protocols, while identifying uncertainty about some functional outcomes.
That is encouraging research for the broader field—but an important distinction remains: studies on photobiomodulation do not automatically establish the clinical effectiveness of AO Foot itself. Results depend on wavelength, dose, power, treatment schedule and the particular device used.
This distinction is important to us at AO Scan Global because informed users deserve more than exciting product announcements. They deserve context.
How Does AO Foot Fit Into the Broader AO Wellness Ecosystem?
For existing Solex customers, one attractive aspect of AO Foot is the familiar product family.
The same broader lineup includes specialized light-based products for the face, back, hands and pets.
AO Foot extends that product.
AO Blue Strips: Methylene Blue Goes Portable
If you’ve ever used liquid methylene blue, you probably know one thing: that deep blue color is not particularly forgiving when it comes to spills!
Whether you’re traveling, heading to work, visiting friends or simply trying to keep your wellness products organized, bottles aren’t always the most convenient companions.
That everyday problem helped inspire another exciting introduction from this week’s Solex presentation.
Meet AO Blue Strips—a portable, dissolvable methylene blue strip designed for convenience.
Explore AO Blue Strips at AO Scan Global →
Solex described Blue Strips as a new addition to its existing AO Blue family, not a replacement for the liquid product.
The concept is appealing: a compact, individually packaged strip that is easier to carry and doesn’t require measuring drops or handling a bottle.
For existing methylene blue enthusiasts, that’s an interesting new format.
For people discovering methylene blue for the first time, however, understanding the ingredient itself is the best place to start.
What Is Methylene Blue?
Methylene blue is a synthetic compound with a long history in chemistry and medicine.
Its best-established medical use involves treatment of acquired methemoglobinemia, a condition affecting how hemoglobin carries oxygen. Prescription methylene blue is also subject to important safety warnings.
More recently, methylene blue has attracted attention in biohacking and longevity communities because of its interactions with cellular oxidation-reduction reactions and mitochondrial electron transport.
Mitochondria help cells convert nutrients into usable energy in the form of adenosine triphosphate, or ATP.
Laboratory and early-stage research has explored how methylene blue may influence electron movement within mitochondrial processes.
This is an intriguing scientific area, but it’s important to distinguish research into biological mechanisms from demonstrated health benefits in people using consumer methylene blue products.
Research into a compound does not mean every commercial formulation has been clinically proven to improve energy, memory, longevity or mitochondrial function.
AO Scan Global encourages readers to understand both the potential and the limitations of emerging wellness technologies.
What Makes AO Blue Strips Different?
During the October 2026 presentation, Solex described several features of the new product:
- 1 mg of methylene blue per strip, according to the presentation.
- Berry flavor intended to make the product more pleasant to use.
- Thin-film format designed to dissolve in the mouth.
- Individual packaging for convenient portability.
- Nano-processing technology, which Solex described as involving ultrasonic processing before the material is formed into strips.
The presentation also discussed the possibility of enhanced delivery through oral tissues.
However, specific claims of faster absorption, higher bioavailability or superiority over liquid methylene blue require product-specific comparative testing. Those outcomes should not be assumed from the manufacturing description alone.
From a practical perspective, the clearest advantage described in the presentation is convenience.
A strip may be easier to pack, store or carry than a liquid bottle.
And sometimes a more convenient format is precisely what makes a product interesting to someone with a busy routine.
AO Blue Liquid vs. AO Blue Strips: What’s the Difference?
Solex made an important distinction during the presentation: Blue Strips are being positioned as a companion to AO Blue liquid, not as its replacement.
| Feature | AO Blue Liquid | AO Blue Strips |
|---|---|---|
| Format | Liquid preparation | Dissolvable oral film |
| Portability | Requires carrying a bottle | Individual portable packaging |
| Measurement | Depends on liquid product instructions | 1 mg per strip, as announced |
| Convenience | Familiar home-based format | Designed for travel and portability |
| Availability | Established Solex product | New October 2026 launch |
| Main consideration | Accurate measurement and storage | Fixed amount per strip and medication safety |
Explore the products:
AO Blue Liquid — Product Details
AO Blue Strips — Product Details
One important consideration: people should not combine liquid methylene blue with strips or adjust their total intake based on a promotional presentation. Methylene blue is pharmacologically active, and the appropriate decision depends on individual medical circumstances and medication use.
How Much Do AO Blue Strips Cost?
During the Solex weekly call, the following U.S. prices were announced:
| Purchase option | Announced price |
|---|---|
| Retail | $45 |
| Loyalty customer, à la carte | $36 |
| Product subscription | $33/month |
Prices reflect the October 2026 presentation and may change. Current pricing, eligibility, taxes, shipping and subscription terms should be confirmed at checkout.
Check AO Blue Strips Pricing & Availability →
Important Methylene Blue Safety Considerations
Before purchasing or using methylene blue, consult a qualified healthcare professional, particularly if you take prescription medications.
FDA labeling for prescription methylene blue injection includes serious warnings about serotonin syndrome when used with certain medications, including serotonergic antidepressants and some opioids. Methylene blue is also contraindicated in patients with G6PD deficiency because of the risk of hemolytic anemia.
These warnings arise from prescription formulations and do not establish the exact risk profile of a 1 mg consumer oral strip. Nevertheless, they are important safety considerations whenever methylene blue is involved.
People who are pregnant or breastfeeding should avoid the product as directed in Solex’s presentation. Those with relevant health conditions, medication use or possible interactions should seek professional guidance rather than relying on online dosing suggestions.
You can review the FDA-linked methylene blue prescribing information and safety warnings.
AO Patch and AO Scan SEFI: Another Exciting Connection
Although AO Foot and AO Blue Strips were the major new product features, this week’s call also revisited something especially relevant to our AO Scan Global community.
The new AO Patch.
During the opening contest segment, viewers shared creative ideas about the frequency information they would choose to imprint onto a patch.
Some discussed magnesium-related frequency-related frequency selections. Others described using the AO Scan SEFI tools to explore different frequency programs before choosing what to imprint.
One participant also shared a personal experience involving peptide-related frequency selections.
These were user-submitted experiences and ideas, not clinical evidence of treatment benefits.
What makes the conversation interesting is the expanding relationship between AO Scan software, frequency-information libraries and compatible physical accessories.
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How Does AO Scan Frequency Imprinting Relate to AO Patch?
AO Scan includes SEFI—Subtle Energy Frequency Imprinting—which allows users to explore, select and work with frequency-based informational programs.
The AO Patch adds a physical accessory to this process.
It includes a small reservoir designed for compatible topical products, while Solex also discusses using AO Scan imprinting features with the patch.
This creates two distinct elements within one wellness routine:
The physical element: A topical product placed in the patch reservoir according to the product instructions.
The informational element: An AO Scan frequency program selected and used through compatible imprinting tools.
These should not be confused.
Imprinting a frequency does not chemically add magnesium, peptides, medications or any other named substance to a patch. Nor has frequency imprinting been established as a method of delivering a pharmacologically equivalent dose of a physical compound.
For AO Scan users, the value of good education is understanding exactly which technology is involved and what it is—and isn’t—intended to do.
This distinction is particularly important as the AO Scan library continues expanding into new categories.
Discover AO Peptides and the Growing SEFI Library
One especially interesting area of expansion involves AO Peptides.
Solex introduced physical topical peptide products alongside a separate library of peptide-related informational frequencies within AO Scan SEFI.
There is a meaningful difference between applying a physical topical and selecting an informational frequency bearing a similar name.
We explore this distinction in our dedicated educational guide:
AO Peptides With AO Scan: 58 Frequencies + 10 Topicals
If you are already an AO Scan subscriber, learning to navigate expanding libraries and new features can help you understand the growing range of educational and frequency-wellness tools available within the platform.
If you’re new to AO Scan, you don’t have to figure everything out alone.
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AO Foot vs. AO Blue Strips vs. AO Patch: Which Product Interests You Most?
Three products. Three very different approaches.
| Product | Primary format | Why someone might explore it |
|---|---|---|
| AO Foot | Wearable light-therapy device | Interest in a hands-free foot-and-ankle photobiomodulation routine |
| AO Blue Strips | Oral methylene blue strips | Interest in a portable alternative to a liquid format, subject to medical safety review |
| AO Patch | Topical reservoir patch and frequency-imprinting accessory | Interest in compatible topical routines and AO Scan SEFI applications |
The first question isn’t necessarily which product is the most exciting.
It’s which product makes sense for your interests, intended use, budget and circumstances.
Someone interested in light-based wellness may start by exploring AO Foot.
An existing Solex customer familiar with methylene blue may be curious about Blue Strips.
An experienced AO Scan subscriber who enjoys working with SEFI frequencies may want to understand the new AO Patch functions.
And a wellness practitioner could be interested in educating clients about the differences among these technologies without presenting them as interchangeable medical treatments.
That is exactly the kind of practical understanding AO Scan Global aims to provide.
Explore all three through the AO Scan Global product pathways:
Shop AO Light Foot | Shop AO Blue Strips | Shop AO Patch
October 2026 Solex Enrollment Incentive: Complimentary Solex GOLD
This week’s presentation wasn’t just about new products.
Solex also highlighted a special October enrollment incentive.
According to the announcement, qualifying new enrollments that include an eligible bundle and subscription during October 2026 receive a complimentary Solex GOLD product.
Solex GOLD is the company’s fulvic-acid-based product and one of the established items in the Solex supplement lineup.
The presentation positioned it as a foundational product within the company’s broader wellness offering.
Thinking About Becoming an AO Scan Customer or Quantum Living Advocate?
If you’ve been considering getting started with AO Scan or becoming part of the Solex community, this may be a useful time to review the available enrollment options.
There are two general pathways.
Preferred Customer: For individuals interested in purchasing and using products and subscriptions.
Quantum Living Advocate (QLA): For those who also want to explore the opportunity to share Solex products and earn commissions under the company’s compensation program.
AO Scan Global welcomes both.
Visit our replicated enrollment page, select your country, choose Join and review the available customer or QLA enrollment options.
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The October GOLD incentive is time-limited, and eligibility depends on Solex’s official promotional terms. Confirm the qualifying bundle, subscription, product availability and any country restrictions before enrolling.
AO Scan Global Recognized Among Solex’s Top Enrollers
There was also a special moment in this week’s call for our AO Scan Global community.
During the recognition segment covering October 5–11, 2026, Solex announced AO Scan Global and Ellie Vixie in the second-place recognition category for weekly enrollments.
Congratulations also went to Richard Lutz, who was announced as the first-place enroller.
Solex celebrated additional rank advancements, including a new Platinum achievement by Betty Krab-Schouten of Amsterdam.
Recognition is always exciting, but for us, the bigger purpose is what happens after someone becomes an AO Scan customer.
Do they understand how to get started?
Do they know where to find training?
Can they confidently navigate the AO Scan features?
Do they know whom to contact when they have questions?
Can a practitioner begin integrating the technology into an appropriate educational wellness workflow?
And if they want to share the products or build a Solex business, do they have practical resources to help them learn?
Those are the questions that matter.
Why Your AO Scan Sponsor and Educational Community Matter
Solex Global provides the official technology, product offerings, corporate customer service, billing infrastructure and company resources.
AO Scan Global adds a complementary educational and mentoring layer.
Our goal is to help people understand the technology, explore new features and connect the dots between products, software, training and everyday use.
This includes education for individuals, families, practitioners, wellness professionals, biohackers and Quantum Living Advocates.
We also recognize that the AO Scan community is international.
That means the education needs to travel beyond a single country, language or time zone.
Because purchasing a technology is one step.
Learning how to use it confidently is where the longer journey begins.
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AO Scan Global Education Is Available Around the World
Whether you watched the full Solex presentation or you’re discovering these products for the first time, our goal is to make useful information easier to find.
Every week, AO Scan Global follows the Solex presentations, new product introductions, AO Scan developments and educational opportunities that may be relevant to our community.
Then we bring the information together in an accessible blog recap.
Why?
Because not everyone has the time to watch a full presentation.
Not everyone speaks English.
And not everyone wants a brief social media announcement without the context needed to understand a product.
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Frequently Asked Questions About AO Scan, AO Foot and Blue Strips
What is AO Foot light therapy?
AO Foot, also called AO Light Foot, is a wearable foot-and-ankle light-therapy device from Solex. The October 2026 presentation described 456 light emitters, five wavelengths, adjustable settings and a rechargeable controller.
How much does AO Foot cost?
Solex announced a retail price of $273.75 and a loyalty/distributor price of $219 during the October 2026 presentation. These are announced U.S. prices, not a live checkout quote, and they may vary.
What are AO Blue Strips?
AO Blue Strips are portable oral dissolving strips containing 1 mg of methylene blue per strip, according to Solex’s product introduction. The berry-flavored format was presented as a convenient addition to the existing AO Blue liquid product family.
Are AO Blue Strips better than liquid methylene blue?
Neither format has been established as universally better. Solex highlighted the strips’ convenience and manufacturing process, but product-specific comparative clinical evidence is needed to establish differences in absorption or clinical outcomes.
Medication interactions and other contraindications remain important considerations.
Can I use AO Scan with AO Patch?
Solex describes AO Patch as compatible with AO Scan frequency-imprinting workflows. AO Scan frequency information is distinct from a physical substance and should not be described as delivering a drug, mineral or peptide.
Can AO Scan diagnose health conditions?
No. AO Scan is presented as a non-diagnostic educational and energetic wellness technology. Its scans and frequency programs are not substitutes for medical tests, professional diagnosis or treatment.
Do I need an AO Scan subscription to purchase AO Foot or Blue Strips?
AO Foot and Blue Strips are separate physical products. Available purchase options and customer pricing depend on the official Solex storefront and applicable enrollment terms.
An AO Scan subscription is a separate way to access the AO Scan software and its educational frequency-wellness tools.
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How can I try AO Scan before purchasing?
AO Scan Global offers a demonstration inquiry process for prospective users and practitioners.
Can I become an AO Scan reseller or Quantum Living Advocate?
Solex offers the Quantum Living Advocate enrollment pathway for eligible individuals interested in sharing products and participating in the company’s compensation plan. Requirements, costs, compensation and country eligibility are governed by Solex’s current policies.
Explore QLA Enrollment Through AO Scan Global
Where can I read Solex weekly call recaps in other languages?
Visit AOScanGlobal.com and explore the blog’s available language options. AO Scan Global provides educational articles in more than 20 languages for its international audience.
The Bigger Picture: More Products, More Technology, More to Learn
AO Foot and AO Blue Strips may have been the stars of this week’s Solex presentation, but the bigger story is the continuing expansion of the AO wellness ecosystem.
Consider what’s been introduced recently.
New AO Peptides.
New AO Scan SEFI frequency options.
AO Patch.
AO Hydro².
AO Cube.
AO Foot.
AO Blue Strips.
And continuing developments inside the AO Scan technology itself.
There’s a lot happening.
If you missed our earlier coverage of the broader launch event, start here:
Solex Day of Discovery 2026: New AO Scan Products & Technology
The exciting part is not simply having more products available.
It’s the opportunity to learn what each one does, understand the science and limitations, and make more informed choices about which tools belong in a personal or professional wellness environment.
That’s why we’re committed to continuing these weekly educational recaps.
The technology evolves.
The education should evolve with it.
And AO Scan Global intends to keep helping people understand the difference.
Ready to Explore AO Scan and the New Solex Products?
Whether you’re an experienced AO Scan practitioner, a curious biohacker, an existing Solex customer or someone exploring frequency-based wellness technology for the first time, there’s a next step available.
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Paige Maurer Wheeler
AO Scan Global
Independent Quantum Living Advocate
About the Author
Paige Maurer Wheeler is the founder of AO Scan Global, an Independent Quantum Living Advocate, AO Scan educator, trainer and wellness technology enthusiast with more than a decade of experience working with AO Scan technology.
Through AO Scan Global, Paige helps individuals, families, wellness practitioners, biohackers and Quantum Living Advocates explore the expanding Solex ecosystem and better understand its products, technology and educational resources.
Her work centers on making emerging wellness technologies more accessible and understandable while encouraging informed questions, continued education and practical application.
AO Scan Global serves an international community through educational articles, training resources, technology guidance and ongoing learning opportunities.
Educational, Product and Medical Disclaimer
This article is an independent AO Scan Global educational recap of information presented during a Solex weekly call in October 2026. Product descriptions, technical specifications, promotional offers and announced pricing are based on that presentation unless otherwise indicated. They are subject to change.
AO Scan is a non-diagnostic wellness technology and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Frequency-imprinting and broadcasting features should not be interpreted as administering physical drugs or substances or as clinically established treatments.
Research involving photobiomodulation or methylene blue should not be interpreted as proof that a particular Solex product delivers the same results.
Methylene blue can interact with medications and may present significant medical risks for some individuals. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before use.
Nothing in this article replaces medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always follow official product instructions, observe applicable contraindications and consult an appropriate healthcare professional regarding medical concerns.