Reef safe container

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I purchased a sous vide vessel to mix and store all for reef. It has liter hash marks, so it will make measuring the RODI easier.

I assumed it was safe to use for my tank considering it is food grade. That said, it came with a sticker indicating that it contains Bisphenol A. I have no idea if that’s is going to be an issue. Does anyone know?

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I just get a gallon of distilled water from Dollar General. Use what water I need for mixing the AFR, pour out remaining and put the unused AFR back into the water jug, store in a cool dark place
 
Anyone know if this will be reef safe?

No one can say with certainty, but I expect it is ok. The simple word “contains” says nothing about amounts or release rates.
 

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