At prescription doses (600-1800mg/day) and prescription forms (lithium carbonate), lithium has a narrow safety index, requires monitoring and lab draws. At supplemental doses (5mg/day) and supplemental forms (lithium orotate), lithium has a very different safety profile.
We formulated with conservatively and thoughtfully, with the form and dose amenable for daily use in mind.
A peer-reviewed toxicology study found that lithium orotate has been "marketed for decades as a supplemental source of lithium with few recorded adverse events." 1
Another peer reviewed source notes "there are no reported
cases of death or serious side effects in more than 40 years of lithium
orotate use in Europe and the U.S." 2
Another source notes "adverse effects have not been reported for low doses (lithium orotate 5 to 20 mg)." 3
For more information, see our Guide to Lithium Orotate.