Name: King British De-Chlorinator
SKU: PP13720
Availability: InStock

King British De-Chlorinator

£3.29 – £5.95

Last Chance Item: This item has limited availability, available only while stocks last!

Bottle Size

Clear

Description

An ideal treatment for making tap water safe for fish, the King British De-Chlorinator (formerly known as King British Safe Guard) is recommended for use during initial tank set up as well as whenever you are conducting partial water changes.

Neutralising harmful chlorine and chloramines and detoxifying heavy metals, King British De-Chlorinator allows tap water to be safely added to your fish tank, and also contains Allow Vera to aid fish health.

Ideal for use in tropical and cold water aquariums.

One 100ml bottle will treat 900L of tap water.

How to Use:

Measure the water for treatment into a clean container, free from any chemical contaminants.
Using the pipette (1ml) or the cap (4ml), add the required amount of de-chlorinator at 1ml per 9 litres to the water.

Gently pour over aquarium water’s surface, being careful to cause minimal disturbance to the aquarium.

Product Safety

Always read safety instructions, leaflets and/or packaging before use. While every care is taken to ensure product images, nutritional information and stated features are correct, these may vary slightly depending on manufacturer changes. Should you have any concerns regarding use or effectiveness of this product, please contact the manufacturer directly. Always ensure access to clean, fresh water for your pet and discard any damaged or defective items to keep your pet safe and healthy.

We aim to process all orders within a 1-3 working day dispatch time. However, some items may incur an additional 1-3 working days, dependent on live, in-stock availability in our warehouse, not shown on our website.

Standard delivery is 1 to 3 working days, with our trusted carriers DHL and Royal Mail. You can find out more about our dispatch times, delivery services and more here.

Important: Please allow for potential delays due to scheduled Royal Mail strike days. For the latest Strike updates, please visit the Royal Mail website here.