seachem purigen for a salt aquarium?

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Hi, i read that seachem purigen does not works with a salt water aquarium, indeed, some similar resins need salt to regenerate them. Any trusty information about this?

Here is some information about this. https://aquariumscience.org/index.php/7-4-3-ion-exchange-resins/

Purigen is not intended to work as an ordinary ion exchange resin and works well in seawater to bind organics. :)

It is likely to bind a slightly different set of organics than is GAC (granular activated carbon), but GAC is essentially a competitor for Purigen.
 
I've been running Purigen in my marine for a while now, seems to take a lot longer to become saturated than in a fw planted aquarium, but it does seem to take out some yellow out of the water too.
 

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