Phosphate remover sponge/pads?

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I am wondering, how effective are something like the fluval phosphate foam/pads? Are these worth it, compared to something like seachems phosbond or phosguard? I have the fluval Evo 13.5 tank and don't have to means for a reactor.
 
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Bag of chemi pure elite in high flow worked great for me to lower PO4, but pricey.

Fauna Marin 004 worked very well too and this I can run continuously and it won’t zero out phosphate, but pricey.

I tried the PAD’s for a few different things but tests didn’t show much change if any.

So work, maybe, but effective, not to me.

Most aggressive was Rowa Phos.
 
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Pads and such that incorporate GFO can work, but are quite a lot more expensive than GFO alone and will deplete rapidly since they do not have much in them. .
 
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