🐠 Aqueon Aquarium Water Conditioner Solution Review

Had a strange experience. Delivered and photographed on the doorstep. Come home, gone. I then ordered a replacement which was sent to my place of work. The next day the original package showed up at my doorstep trying to cancel my second order. He said he would refund my purchase but the very next day he showed up at my place of work. It's very strange, I'm not sure if the access spy, without opening the package, decided to return it? In any case, the product turns the aquarium water blue…

Concerned about how the new bottle was leaking out of the cap and how this very acidic product (which burned my skin when I started closing the outer plastic shipping box open ) slowly emptied more than half of its volume. How was it not noticed? Why can't the protective pouch prevent this product from leaking into the box and beyond? Was it on the plane? Terrible things. I treat my hands here at home and hopefully can avoid going to the doctor. This thing turned a plastic bag and cardboard…

Inexpensive and ideal for buying in bulk. Unlike Prime or other more expensive conditioners, this conditioner simply gets the job done by removing chlorine, chloramines and heavy metals and helping get rid of fish slime. Easy. I've read a lot of people's 1 star reviews and I don't know why exactly they are there, but I can almost assure you that the air conditioning wasn't the culprit unless it was some weird accident. It's just a sodium-based dechlorinator and it does the job perfectly. With…

Item arrived well packaged. I've never used Aqueon, I've always turned to Prime, but the breeder I got my last fish from highly recommended using it for conditioning as it's less stressful and better for their mucous membranes. In a bike tank there is no need to use Prime which dechlorinates and binds ammonia unlike Aqueon which is just a dechlorinator. Still, it's nice to have both on hand if there's ever a surge, but for now saving Prime for a last resort, I'm very impressed with this…