DIRECTIONS FOR USE

It is a violation of Federal Law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling.

DO NOT HANDLE THIS PRODUCT WITH BARE HANDS. USE GLOVES OR THOROUGHLY CLEAN, DRY UTENSILS.

DAILY

1. Adjust the chlorine dispensing rate of the floater or in-line feeder to provide 2.0-4.0 ppm of free chlorine residual as determined by a reliable test kit.

2. This dosage may vary due to unusual conditions such as heavy bather loads, wind, heavy rains, and high temperatures; therefore, frequent use of a reliable test kit is recommended.

3. Use the test kit as a guide to maintain the pH at 7.4-7.6 and total alkalinity at 80-130 ppm.

4. Pool chlorinating tablets are intended for use in a floater or in-line feeder only.

5. Do not add these tablets directly to the pool or mix with any other chemicals.

6. Re-entry into treated swimming pools is prohibited above levels of 3 ppm of chlorine.

How often do I need to replace AquaDoc's Chlorine Tablets?

The frequency of replacing AquaDoc's Chlorine Tablets depends on several factors, including pool size, usage, weather conditions, and the number of tablets used. Generally, each 3" tablet can last up to a week in typical conditions. Regularly test your pool's chlorine levels and add new tablets as needed to maintain the desired chlorine level for optimal pool sanitation.

What makes AquaDoc's Chlorine Tablets different from other brands?

AquaDoc's Chlorine Tablets stand out due to their premium slow-dissolving formula and UV protection. These features ensure a consistent release of chlorine and prolonged effectiveness under the sun, reducing the frequency of refills and maintaining consistent chlorine levels. Additionally, AquaDoc's commitment to quality is reflected in their products being proudly made in the USA.

Can I use AquaDoc's Chlorine Tablets in combination with other pool chemicals?

Yes, AquaDoc's Chlorine Tablets can be used in conjunction with other pool maintenance chemicals. However, it is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions for all chemicals and avoid mixing them directly. Regularly test your pool water and adjust the chemical levels as needed to maintain a balanced and safe swimming environment.