Is ZMax just another in a long line of Chlorinated Parafin-based additives that is like Duralube?
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Yes and No. It's not chlorine or parafin or teflon or any of that other garbage. There is a pending lawsuit at the federal level alledging that the active ingredient in ZMAX is just plain old mineral oil. I would stay away from it in the future (I found out after I bought my first kit on Amazon). Just use a good full synthetic engine oil like Molbile 1 or Amsoil. Say away from Castrol Synctec - It's not really synthetic oil at all. It's regular oil that has had it's molecular structure split by electricity.
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Everything you listed has nothing to do with the other things you listed. ZMA is for a good night sleep. It increases REM sleep.
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Hi Harry - We've found that most are diamax, the price is revealing,the lesser cost the more likely they are diamax. I hope this helps
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i ran the boost for a few days and put in about a half gallon of bleach. i have chlorine now..also dont forget the stabilizer
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I have been taking lactoferrin for years and never saw it referred to as apolactoferrin. After receiving your question, I "googled" it and it seems to be one and the same. I quit taking Jarrow's Lactoferrin because they are inconsistent in making it and run out for weeks at a time. I now take Life Extension Lactoferrin.
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EZ4 is rated to filter out many more types of contaminants than EZ1, including heavy metals such as lead and mercury. Also note that EZ4 is the only filter in the line that is rated to filter chloramine, which many water supplies use instead of chlorine (and which smells/tastes just like chlorine), so check with your local water supply. The EZ4 also is quite a bit larger in diameter than the EZ1, and has a shorter useful life. All the EZ filters use the same connecting hardware, so you can swap between the different ones anytime. From the product descriptions: EZ4: reduces bad taste and odor, Chlorine taste and odor, sediment, lead and cysts such as Cryptosporidium and Giardia, Mercury, Turbidity, Particulate Class I, VOC's, MTBE and Chloramines. EZ1: Reduces bad taste and odor, chlorine taste and odor, particulate class III
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Just a guess, but I believe it is a holdover from "Demand CS" which is the original product with same active ingredient and concentration. Since the original product had CS in the name, people are already conditioned to expect "CS" for a Lambda-cyhalothrin product like this. Sort of like having a generic form of a prescription drug, it is really the same thing as the original, just cheaper!
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There are too many ingredients to list here. Go to TwinLab and find Tri-Boron Plus. then, look at the ingredients.
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It is designed to remove additional contaminants like chloramines, iron, manganese, hydrogen sulfide, copper, mercury, and lead. Many municipal water supplies have switched from using chlorine as their primary disinfectant to chloramines which are harder to remove. Regular coconut shell or bituminous carbon isn't going to treat chlormaines effectively, so this product uses catalytic carbon and KDF85 which is effective.
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There are quite a few, but here are the top 5....water, stearyl alcohol, cetyl alcohol, stearamidopryl, dime thylacine, and the horror goes on from there. Lol, lol....it's definitely not a natural product.
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I have personally found chlorinating granules to be better than bromide. I feel they do a better job. I just sprinkle a little bit in (about a teaspoon) each time we use the hot tub.
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I use to take craze my self and that was my favorite! Roct Pro Extreme is the only supplement that I can compare with craze , they both work great. Id recommend trying it out! :)
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These 6001 cartridges are not rated for chlorine vapor compounds. Chlorine bleach is not an organic compound. The 3M cartridge 6003 is rated for some chlorine compounds. You should only take safety advice from reputable sources.
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No this is not Zinc Chromate. Zinc Chro. is usually greenish in color. This product is recommended for aluminum above the water line however.
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These systems are chlorine compatible. But while you will need to add an oxidizer or shock weekly we suggest using a granular form such as a Sodium DiChlor.
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Not familiar with Pristine products either. Our hot tub is non-chlorine. These chemicals work great.
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Never add water to pool chemicals. The explosion potential, particularly between Calcium Hypochlorite or Ca(OCl)2 (shock) andTrichlor or Trichloro-s-triazinetrione (3" tabs) in the presence of a small amount of water is demonstrated here: http://www.chemaxx.com/pool_chemical_explosion.htm