Hi,
First just a small point but one worth mentioning I feel. The 'Boyu inline reactor' which you specifically asked about isn't actually a reactor at all its a diffuser.
The difference being that with a diffuser the CO2 is forced by pressure through a ceramic film thereby forcing tiny CO2 bubbles into the water. A reactor works in a completely different way by holding CO2 in suspension until fully dissolved in a reaction chamber.
So to answer another question yes you do need pressurized CO2 for this diffuser to work. I've never used one but from what I've read others that have rate them very highly indeed. They are installed in the return line of a canister filter where the water flows through the ceramic diffusing tube which is housed within the unit itself, the co2 is then diffused into the water via this ceramic tube.
Regards, Chris.