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Water Conditioner is essential when filling water into your aquarium for the first time or when changing water in an existing aquarium. Aqua One Water Conditioner improves aquarium water by removing harmful toxins such as chlorine &; chloramines found in tap water whilst enhancing the natural protective slime coating on fish. NEW Aqua One Heath + Water Conditioner now contains the healing power of Aloe Vera**,** is scientifically proven to reduce fish stress and heal damaged tissue. It forms a synthetic slime coating and replaces the natural secretion of slime that is often interrupted by handling, shipping, fish fighting, temperature changes, poor water quality or other forms of stress.
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Average Star Rating: 3.8 out of 5
(17 customer reviews)
17 reviews for Aqua One Aquarium Fish Health Plus Water Conditioner Stress Coat Aloe 150ml
Rated 4 out of 5
Interior Bad from Liege, Belgium
I bought this on this group site cheaper than instore and any other retailer online, not long before Christmas. Good stuff.
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Interior Bad from Liege, Belgium
I bought this on this group site cheaper than instore and any other retailer online, not long before Christmas. Good stuff.
Luvitus from Manhattan, United States
B grade at most
Slamming War from Dusseldorf, Germany
Product could be better
BillherePlease from Brussels, Belgium
Its alright
Life Racer from Paris, France
Get something else