Sorry, I still feel as Robert Hudson does about this.
You can tell quickly if someone has done the science and if the product works, they give data and it shows consistent effectiveness.
They waffle around the issue all through their comments.
Bio cycling in an aquatic ecosystem is something I have professional, academic and hobby based experience in specifically related to water treatments and aquatic plants.
I'd welcome any real data, thus far, I have yet to see a single bit.
We have folks come around and try and sell the state of CA snake oil every so often to kill weeds or algae. I end up doiung the research to see if it works or not.
Why I am harsh on it?
This product line preys on ignorance, suspicion and people's attitudes, not if it's truly effective or not based on data.
If they had the data, they'd proudly display it.
That's a solid sale. If you don't have any data, then you have to work on the sales.
I demand data for things being used here in CA to control these pest. No data, no support, does not make sense on a critical level, don't even bother.
Regards,
Tom Barr | 
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