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Fe gluconate equivalent to SeaChem flourish Iron (dry)

Discussion in 'Trades, swaps, sales' started by Tom Barr, Jan 23, 2010.

  1. Tom Barr

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    1 lb is 30$ shipped
    5lbs is 120$ shipped
    These are the only two amounts for sale.

    1 lb makes 12.5 liters worth of SeaChem

    Cost for most on line per liter is 15-18$ not shipped.
    220-250$ for the same amount of product.

    Add some Excel, or HCL or absorbic acid to the make up solution.

    454 grams per lb, so 454 /12.5 = 36.3 grams per liter to make standard 10,000 ppm solution.

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    Tom Barr
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