NutriSea Water change

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I was planning do water change with Nutrisea water monthly twice, one bottle for a month. My tank is 20G Nano Tank.
Costing me 13USD for 4.4 Gallon bottle felt little cheaper to me. Dont wana invest in RODI unit. No time to mix salt.
I bought 3 bottles recently would last me for 3 months.
Is it recomended to do so? Just Water changes
Also how long can I store this water?
Do i need to shake the bottle as salt goes down and RO comes up?
I herd it has higher salinity of 1.027 can I mix RO In it? to match my salinity of 1.025?
Any real experience please share.
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I used to use this for my tank when I started. Generally speaking I never had any bad experience with it. But because I run a SPS heavy tank I quit using this and started mixing my salt mix and dosing as it was way cheaper. I used store them just over a month.
 
I used to use this for my tank when I started. Generally speaking I never had any bad experience with it. But because I run a SPS heavy tank I quit using this and started mixing my salt mix and dosing as it was way cheaper. I used store them just over a month.
Do u shake the bottle before use? Did u see any salt build up in the bottom? Usually this happens with my LFS saltmix I need to shake nicely before using if I store more than 2 3 days
 
Its too heavy to be shaken so I used to roll it....lol;)
And salinity did u test ever? or any other test. I would like to do all the test and post what exactly it has I will post my personal review in detail soon. But wana be sure ut good stuff before i mess up with my beautiful running Tank. Tank link below. Like plz.
 
As far I remember nothing was too off. Everything was in range.
 
I have RO always if I don't have I use distilled water from pharmacy works well for me.
 

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