Is conductivity standard toxic?

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I spilled the little packet of Neptune conductivity solution into my aquarium. Please tell me it's just saline.
 
this packet on neptune site says


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I cannot see why they put an antimicrobial into it, but that might be a concern. A little gets diluted a lot, however, so I doubt its an issue.

Potassium chloride is no concern.

What a ridiculous label. They put the CAS number for water, as if that is useful, but do not reveal the antimicrobial, . :(

Just trying to sound sophisticated. FAIL
 
Thanks to both of you. No ingredients on my packet. Fortunately it's a new tank w just 2 clowns and macro algae I was already in the process of killing. I'll do some larger water changes just in case. Thanks again.
 
Same thing just happened to me, did the tank end up all right in the short term?
 
Same thing just happened to me, did the tank end up all right in the short term?

Same product brand? It should be fine in any case.
 
Same product brand? It should be fine in any case.
Following up to say that nothing bad occurred in the tank following a full spill of the 53,000uS conductivity solution from Apex. Got lucky thankfully.
 

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