I bailed because I couldn't deal with the constant carton issues, and now the laughable prospect of having to mix your own alk components while still paying a massive price premium over competitive systems. I went ATI because the 10L weren't available. Despite all Triton's missteps I would have stuck with them if I could get 10L premixed jugs - they refused to ship them so that was that. Not sure when they are going back on the retail market. I don't think they are a priority at the moment because their profit margins are so much higher on the cartons and they need to desperately claw back some positive sales margin after the beating they've been taking on the shipping damage claims. Good luck on your wait. I couldn't hold out any longer. ATI is treating me well so far, just can't speak to any long term results yet.
I was meaning the 10L containers full of core7. Thanks though
I should edit the original post. I was meaning the 10L supplies from triton with the product in them. I use two DOS / DDR units for the dosing.If there is a walmart near you, they sell 3 gallon containers. Order online have shipped to the store for free and they are $5.98.
I won’t say what i use them for
But work well for holding reef liquid, they also sell screw on pumps to make filling dosing containers easier.
Interesting... you can point me to a set... Is that set somewhere circling on a boat in the atlantic like it's seemed for the past 6 months?? In all seriousness I would've stuck with your product despite the undeniable horrendous business blunders that were made just as the popularity of the Core7 product took off in the US market - obviously none of the those decisions land on you, but it'd be nice to hear some admittance of error rather than dragging the company lines around about 'revising and fixing the 1L containers' which at last check have been an ongoing failure for literally 7+ months at this point. That's inexcusable to me and the leaky cartons would've spelled the end for me and Triton long ago if not for the fact that I spent considerable money to stock up on 40 Liters of your product as soon as I caught wind of the carton issue last autumn. I figured, hey that'll get myself and my clients through the month or so it'll take Triton to sort this out and return to functional packaging methods if needed. Well I certainly overestimated the efficiency of the business management at Triton with that line of thinking so naturally I ran dry of the 10L sets. Subsequently, I was unable to source any 10L and was forced to purchase sets of the faulty cartons. After 2 rounds of bad experience ordering those, I had to make the business decision to stop using an unreliable product and move to a product that so far has been readily available to me and miraculously uses durable PE cartons to house its contents.
