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Old 02-15-2006, 11:27 PM
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I couldn't find the article where he talks about Calcium Hydroxide,but this is what he says about Calcium Cloride.

"Any FCC (food), USP (pharmaceutical) or BP (pharmaceutical) grades of calcium chloride should be suitable."-Randy Holmes-Farley.

I would think the standards would be the same for both.
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FCC and USP are 95-100% pure Ca(OH)2 whereas your stuff is only 73%..I wouldn't do it.
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Well Im confused, a FELLOW on ReefCentral says its the real deal and to use it. I'm still not convinced. Help lol
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Old 02-16-2006, 11:54 AM
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FCC and USP are 95-100% pure Ca(OH)2 whereas your stuff is only 73%..I wouldn't do it.

Well if what Invigor says is true,and with you not feeling comfortable with it.Maybe better to not use it.
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