Coral Dip Guide

I dip a general dip or Bayer for all corals. If they are lps I also dip iodine or if the coral looks like it might be stressed or have a bacterial issue. If there is algae on the plug I will also dip peroxide or squirt peroxide on the plug.
Hi! Do you complete all three steps on the same day? If yes, do you think a shipped lps can take it also?
 
I read a guide about dipping with H202, and I'm scratching my head at how they ask you to wear goggles, gloves, mask, and be in a ventilated area. For peroxide?
 
I read a guide about dipping with H202, and I'm scratching my head at how they ask you to wear goggles, gloves, mask, and be in a ventilated area. For peroxide?
Well, since no one else answered in 1-1/3 years, I'll take a stab. 😀 I'm guessing it's as a precaution against palytoxin poisoning from Zoas and other Palys.
 
Dettol and potassium chloride. Always wear latex gloves and eye protection 😏
 

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