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Adjusts pH to neutral (pH 7.0) from either low or high pH and maintains it. Softens water while removing chlorine and chloramine. Enhances and stabilizes the environment and benefits fish health. Freshwater use only.
SKU | 219258 |
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Primary Brand | Seachem |
Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Weight | 8.8 OZ |
Personalized Item flag | No |
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Directions: Use one level teaspoon for every 10 gallons once or twice a month (or a necessary to maintain a pH of 7.0). Neutral Regulator may be added directly to the aquarium at any time, but is better used when adding or changing water by predissolving it in the replacement water. 8.8 oz. treats 800 gallons. Aquarium use only. Keep away from children.
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Does Great at Stabilizing PH to Neutral
SuperSixTwo
14 years ago
This product helped to get my water PH up after being very acidic and saved most...
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Also softens water which may be bad side effect
dzine
3 years ago
Seems to work well. But the problem is that this product also softens water by r...
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