me coral calcium and alkalinity
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I do not recall seeing anyone post comments on it.
It sounds like a fine independent set of additives, but IMO, most people are better off using a two part system like B-ionic or a DIY so they do not need to as frequently or accurately measure calcium or magnesium, and do not skew the other ions in the water over time (such as the chloride/sulfate ratio).
It sounds like a fine independent set of additives, but IMO, most people are better off using a two part system like B-ionic or a DIY so they do not need to as frequently or accurately measure calcium or magnesium, and do not skew the other ions in the water over time (such as the chloride/sulfate ratio).
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I use ME Coral additives. It is a balanced 2 part dosing system. Similar to others on the market. The main difference is that it's pharmaceutical grade or usp. This brings higher purity and less impurities as shown by the coa's. Most others won't show their coa or documentation showing the quality and impurities in their product. I think it cost the same as the others even though it's higher quality
