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Well I started using this in my reef and also made a YouTube video to following my progress. Feel free to tell me how it worked for you folks.
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Sorry I should have said that.
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What are you treating?
The paragraph below from their website doesn’t inspire much confidence...
https://www.polyplab.com/products/medic
“Most available treatments has do not target the free-swimming stage of the parasite which is one of the primarily difficulties in dealing with these problems. Research with dilated protozoans has shown that the "free-swimming" stage of parasites have remarkably consistent hatching times. We have engineered our product to be most efficient during this stage. Our conditioner targets the trophont stage of the parasite but is also disrupting the life cycle during the "free-swimming timeframe - when the oxidative component in the conditioner is particularly effective against theronts/dinospores.”
When it comes to ich every available treatment actually pretty much only targets the free-swimming stage :)
other questionable claims too...
The paragraph below from their website doesn’t inspire much confidence...
https://www.polyplab.com/products/medic
“Most available treatments has do not target the free-swimming stage of the parasite which is one of the primarily difficulties in dealing with these problems. Research with dilated protozoans has shown that the "free-swimming" stage of parasites have remarkably consistent hatching times. We have engineered our product to be most efficient during this stage. Our conditioner targets the trophont stage of the parasite but is also disrupting the life cycle during the "free-swimming timeframe - when the oxidative component in the conditioner is particularly effective against theronts/dinospores.”
When it comes to ich every available treatment actually pretty much only targets the free-swimming stage :)
other questionable claims too...
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