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Old 03-07-2003, 04:21 AM
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Thanks for sharing your experience. From what I read, testing was not done nor paid for by Aquacraft. I think Aquacraft published the data on their website because their brand came in 1st place. My animals might not be dying but if there are better salts out there, I would be willing to try it. It does seem to make sense that (all else equal) the better salt would have less metals in it and with concentrations closer to natural sea water.


QUOTE-"The S-15 Report™ was prepared by Anresco Laboratories, an independent third party laboratory. The majority of testing was performed by the University of Missouri, a US Government prime contract testing laboratory, Environmental Trace Substances Research Center, Dept. of Environmental Science & Technology."

http://www.aquacraft.net/s9911.html

QUOTE-"The S-15™ Report™ is the first and only independent comparative assay of 15 different brands of artificial or synthetic sea salts. It was commissioned and paid for by Global Scientific Publications. GSP is not in any way affiliated with any manufacturer of sea salts. Nor, is any manufacturer of synthetic sea salts associated with Global Scientific Publications."


Did you get your Bio-Sea locally or did you have to mail order that? Thanks.


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