APIPROPER pH 7.0 Freshwater Aquarium Water pH Stabilizer 8.8-Ounce Container

This product is wonderful and brought my water to a PH of 7. My water was at a constant 6 until I used this product. Now my water is right where I want it for my Betta fish.PROS: Works as advertised, Easy to use, powder dissolves quickly in the water.CONS: None

The bottle is accurate and of decent size. It adequately maintains fish health, lasting fairly long when stored properly. It offers great value for money and functions as intended, ensuring accurate ammonia levels and healthy fish.

I have had an aquarium in my house for over 30 years, and where I live, have always struggled to control the pH of my tank. The water in my area just inherently has a high pH. I have purchased various products to lower the level, but while they work initially, they do not maintain the level beyond a day or two. I was understandably skeptical that this product would be any more effective, but it has turned out to be amazing. The pH was immediately corrected as soon as I put the powder in the tank, and it has stayed constant in between water changes. It causes no change to the clarity of the water and has no detrimental effect on the fish. Definitely recommend.

This has been a reliable addition to my freshwater aquarium maintenance routine. It effectively keeps the water at a consistent 7.0 pH, which is ideal for my fish. The instructions are clear, and the product is easy to use. My only reason for giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is that it takes a bit longer to dissolve fully than I expected. Overall, it's a solid choice for keeping your aquarium water stable and healthy!

I found this product to be very helpful in maintaining my aquarium at7.0. Don't expect this to be a miracle cure that keeps your tank perfectly at7.0 forever. This is meant to be something that helps you to avoid sudden shifts in pH, maintain a relatively stable pH between tank changes, or helps to bring your pH back to 7.0 when something altered it.There really is no true way to keep an aquarium exactly at 7.0, and if the pH is changing rapidly that would be an indicator that there is something wrong with the overall water quality of the aquarium. Simply forcing the pH to remain at 7.0 doesn't mean water changes can be skipped or that overfeeding won't harm the water quality; all it really means is that the pH is within the ideal range of 7.0. I do bi-weekly water changes in my 40 gallon tank, and between changes I use this to maintain the pH at or around 7.0. My pH will drop to about 6.7 and this brings it back to 7.0, and then by the next water change it will be about 6.7 again until I change the water. This isn't meant to keep your tank at 7.0 forever, but it works great to help maintain a healthy aquarium.If you find that this doesn't dissolve in the aquarium or it leaves the water cloudy you can dissolve it in water before putting it in the tank. I don't mind the cloudiness because when used in the recommended amounts it only stays cloudy for about 15-20 min as it dissipates into the water. I really don't see any reason why this would harm your filtration media when used properly. If anything the particles would get stopped in the filtration media which reduces the cloudiness as it continues to dissipate.

Used 3 other products and this is the only one that did what it says. Also keeps working past the first few hours to weeks now.

Brought my low ph up, didnt take a lot. Not like it suggested I used maybe 1 tsp at night and 1 in the morning. With a 50 gallon it went up to 7.6 with that little.

Very concentrated. Doesn’t take much to lower Ph. Ordering a digital Ph Meter for a more accurate reading. API Master test Kit isn’t accurate enough.