Bubble bath coral dip

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Is this guy taking the wotsit? I mean there’s probably newbies out there lining this guys pockets thinking they’re buying something to “ increase coral growth , kill unwanted algae but not affecting macro”
Jeez what next !

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I've never seen a product make so many sweeping (perhaps outrageous?) claims:
"It will help reduce nitrates and phosphates, kill nuisance algae, and help your corals grow faster and be more colorful. It will help get rid of hair algae, bubble algae, and other types of nuisance algae, but leaves macroalgae intact."
It continues: "One minute will protect your coral from Flatworms, Nudibranchs, Bristleworms, Red Bugs, Asterina Stars, Spaghetti Worms, Isopods, Pyramid Snails, and MORE!"
"Bryopsis, Bubble Algae, Green Hair Algae, Turf Algae, Dinoflagellates, Cyanobacteria, Unwanted Macroalgae, And MORE!"

All this magic with just 5 ingredients: hydrogen peroxide, lemon oil, sodium hydroxide, vinegar and RO water.

I have a feeling it was his home remedy that he decided to market.
 
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I've never seen a product make so many sweeping (perhaps outrageous?) claims:
"It will help reduce nitrates and phosphates, kill nuisance algae, and help your corals grow faster and be more colorful. It will help get rid of hair algae, bubble algae, and other types of nuisance algae, but leaves macroalgae intact."
It continues: "One minute will protect your coral from Flatworms, Nudibranchs, Bristleworms, Red Bugs, Asterina Stars, Spaghetti Worms, Isopods, Pyramid Snails, and MORE!"
"Bryopsis, Bubble Algae, Green Hair Algae, Turf Algae, Dinoflagellates, Cyanobacteria, Unwanted Macroalgae, And MORE!"

All this magic with just 5 ingredients: hydrogen peroxide, lemon oil, sodium hydroxide, vinegar and RO water.

I have a feeling it was his home remedy that he decided to market.
Got to be a joke surely
 
As i have posted else where The most common Coral dip sold which I use smells like Pine sol . If its still made I am not sure, It was a household cleaner . Its main ingredient was Pine oil . So as Randy stated ?
 
As i have posted else where The most common Coral dip sold which I use smells like Pine sol . If its still made I am not sure, It was a household cleaner . Its main ingredient was Pine oil . So as Randy stated ?
ReVive and Coral RX both have lemon oil and evergreen oil.
 

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