for some reason its on sale suddenly!Other than the banner ads hawking Vibrant? Nope.
maybe this is my chance to finally pick up a few bottles
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for some reason its on sale suddenly!Other than the banner ads hawking Vibrant? Nope.
if anyone here has archived BRS product placement videos, they should probably seek therapy
Let's not kid ourselves, there are probably hundreds of reef additives that may questionable claims and are not straight forward on their ingredients. Vibrant was not the first.
Vitamins, polymers and immunostimulants, LOL.
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This is from UWC website. Why would they have contacted the EPA if this is truly the only ingredients.
Has there been any feedback or response directly from this company?
Nothing more difficult than a case of GHA, cyanobacteria and dinoflagellates all at onceOh great just catching up to this thread to find the same old repetetive, argumentative, deflection and derailment we see from @MnFish1 in pretty much all of @Dan_P @taricha @brandon429 and now @Randy Holmes-Farley threads? Over and over and over is anyone else picking up on the pattern here?
Use a skimmerThat filter is what gets me. I am in no way smart in this subject.
How would one filter bacteria out, leave a byproduct, but not leave any spores. Correct me if I am wrong in that, but isnt some bottled bac spores and not active/live bacteria? Wouldnt the filter have to very very "fine". Would that process not be expensive? How do they control it to make sure nohting gets past via containination?
You see where I am going here. Not being "sciency" at all, it just seems way far fetched that all of this could actually be done without some serious equipment being needed.
I could be wrong, and probably am lol, but my mind is now turning, as I am off work and have switched from coffee to a more clear liquid.
Lol, yup.I see you @brandon429
AcroPower and many other reef additives and "cures" don't list ingredients either yet many dump them into their tanks as well. Vibrant is not the first, and not the first to make questionable claims either.
I feel like "light teasing" of BRS is acceptable, but there's definitely a lot of people on here that aren't fans these days and it borders on nasty. Not sure why. My guess is people hate success, and the recent corporate moves take away the "regular dudes" feel. Between them and Mr. Saltwater they've done a ton for this hobby as "regular dudes".
UWC and BRS are pretty much right next door though. At least in MN terms, don't cha know?
Ha, like Metallica. They were a great band tell the Black Album came out and everybody liked them.Some people always hate when something they like becomes popular. A great example is when a band becomes popular and are called "sellouts" by their original fans and now people do that with brs lol
One does not simply just herp the "derp" my friend.Oh shoot
I used Vibrant and Chemiclean and everything died.
Except nothing did.
They just did what they were supposed to and then I stopped using them.
This just seems like a drama llama outbreak to me.
Please continue your herp derp now.
I don’t understand — being genuine. When someone eventually notices, and it’s discovered it’s illegal, then action is taken. Hey, maybe the local slaughterhouse is sneaking kangaroo and horse meat in w/the beef and selling the mixture as ground beef. Would you care when it was discovered?I suppose my point is this. Countries have regulations about what can and cant cross their borders. What can and cant be sold to consumers.
Lots of monies are spent to regulate that worldwide.
A company puts something in a bottle and starts to sell it and askes for it to be imported into other countries for the some purpose.
No one checks what's actually in the bottle to make sure it is what it is supposed to be and doesn't violate any regulations?
Can fentanyl be packed into a bottle labeled as Marine tank additive and no one would notice?