Seachem Pristine Biological Conditioner 100 ml

Seachem Pristine is a beneficial aquarium water conditioner designed to support water quality in freshwater and marine aquariums. Its specialized beneficial bacteria help break down excess food, fish waste, and detritus, reducing organic waste buildup and supporting clearer water. This Seachem product also helps manage excess nutrients and break down fats that can contribute to surface films. It is a useful addition to regular aquarium maintenance, helping create a cleaner and healthier environment for aquatic life. Follow the product instructions for proper use.

• Use the ingredients as directed on the package.

• Safe for most fish, invertebrates, and plants.
• Avoid use with sensitive species or during major water changes.
• Avoid overdosing.
• Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight. 
• Keep the container tightly closed.
• Always shake the bottle well before use to ensure even distribution of bacteria.
• Turn off UV sterilizers and ozone generators before adding Pristine.
• Wait 2-3 days after application before reactivating these systems.
• Remove antibiotics with fresh carbon and perform a water change before using Pristine.
• If fish show signs of stress, perform a partial water change to help stabilize conditions.

• Shake the bottle well before each use to ensure the bacteria are properly mixed
• Ensure UV sterilizers and ozone generators are turned off before application to prevent interference with the bacteria
• Use 1 capful (5 mL) of Pristine for every 40 liters (10 US gallons) of aquarium water
• After the initial dose, administer a maintenance dose of 1 capful (5 mL) per 80 liters (20 US gallons) following additions of livestock, or if there is disruption to the biofilter due to cleaning or medications
• If antibiotics have been used, remove them with fresh carbon and perform a water change before adding Pristine
• Allow 2 to 3 days for the bacteria to establish themselves before reactivating UV sterilizers or ozone
• Recurring issues with high nutrient levels may suggest overstocking, overfeeding, or inadequate filtration