Folic acid disodium, an orally active disodium salt form of Folic acid, showcases an intrinsic dissolution rate (IDR) of 4.96·10^5 g/s [1]. It acts as a cofactor in single-carbon transfer reactions and has protective roles against neural tube defects, ischemic events, and cancer. However, an overload of Folic acid disodium can impair brain development during embryogenesis and encourage the growth of precancerous cells, whereas its deficiency results in megaloblastic anemia [2].