Anyone use Seachem safe in a smaller tank?

[Ajm200]

Hi everyone.
More questions I’m afraid. Please be patient with me. I feel like I’m starting again

I used to use Seachem Prime in my 520l tank. When I was running it with EI and big water changes Prime became an expensive option as it was only available online so I moved to a pond dechlorinator against the advice of our LFS

Now I have a 120l tank I need an aquarium product again. I don’t drive so need something cost effective to buy larger quantities and store.

I think seachem safe fits the bill. I’ll only need a pinch at a time. (I have tiny measuring spoons so will use a more exact measurement)

I assume it is a dry equivalent of prime so less environmental impact than paying for lots of plastic bottles and water to be delivered

Would like to know your opinions please

Thanks in advance

 

[jaypeecee]

Prime's heavy metal binding and slime coat thingying isn't mentioned everywhere, but is on this Seachem page

Hi @jamiepearson

Seachem Prime and several other tap water conditioners are referenced here:

Water conditioners - The Free Freshwater and Saltwater Aquarium Encyclopedia Anyone Can Edit - The Aquarium Wiki

www.theaquariumwiki.com

JPC

 

[jamiep]

Yes, I was just replying to the comment that someone couldn't find it on the actual Seachem page. And my phone froze when I tried to quote the comment, so I didn't