Cutrine Plus Algaecide Review

Applied Biochemists Algaecide is a powerful liquid algaecide that effectively controls all types of planktonic and filamentous algae. It is used by professionals to quickly reduce the amount of algae growth in a variety of settings, including lakes, potable water reservoirs, ponds, fish hatcheries, raceways, crop and non crop irrigation conveyance systems, ditches, canals and laterals. This algaecide works both on the surface and in the water column and is effective in hard water.

The main benefit of using Applied Biochemists Algaecide is its double chelated formula. This formula prevents the precipitation of copper with carbonates and bicarbonates in the water which helps to effectively reduce the amount of algae growth without harming other organisms. In terms of performance, Applied Biochemists Algaecide has been noted to show visible results within 1 2 days after application which makes it a great choice for those who need quick results.

In terms of ease of use, Applied Biochemists Algaecide has an easy to use liquid form that can be easily poured or sprayed into water sources. Furthermore, it comes in a convenient 128 fluid ounces bottle so that users don t have to worry about running out quickly. In terms of value for money, this algaecide offers great results at an affordable price point making it an excellent choice for those who are looking for an effective but budget friendly solution.

Overall, Applied Biochemists Algaecide is an effective algaecide that offers professional results without breaking your bank account. It is ideal for controlling forms planktonic and filamentous algae in lakes, potable water reservoirs, ponds, fish hatcheries and raceways as well as crop and non crop irrigation conveyance systems such as ditches, canals and laterals. With its double chelated formula preventing copper precipitation in the water it ensures that other organisms are not harmed while reducing algae growth quickly. If you are looking for an effective algaecide then Applied Biochemists Algaecide should definitely be your go to option!