Trying to understand Brightwell aquatics reef code system HELP PLEASE

[Dmat21]

I’m at the point in my tank where I need to start dosing

if I decide to choose reef code are only A and B needed or will I need a magnesium supplement as well?

I want to go with something like “all for reef” for convenience and simplicity with having one solution to dose for all three elements.
but I feel like for the long-haul I would be able to adjust parameters easier with a two part “reef code”. I’m also disabled and need help with everything so simplicity is King in my world. So I may just settle for “all for reef“ even though I would like to go with the reef code option. Hopefully you guys can help with the pros and cons to aid in my decision.
I also switched to neo marine salt by Brightwell aquatics if that helps at all.
Thank you!

 

[DonTavo27]

Reef code A and B are good dosing options,
You’ll need to test daily at first to figure out how much you need of either one, and also to figure out if you need to dose for magnesium as well.
me personally I’ve switched to ESV B ionic two part, as it’s “cheaper” and don’t find my self having to dose for magnesium, as the salt my LFS uses seems to run high on Mag.
If you’re disable, your next step would be a dosing pump, to help keep things stable.

 

[Chrisv.]

You can dose AFR and then individually buffer up your calcium, alkalinity, or whatever you test for and find deficient.

I really like it, especially for smaller tanks. Pretty good product. I do sometimes tweak my alkalinity and I dose iodine weekly. AFR is a bit low on iodine.