Pool Rx to improve water clarity and decrease algae

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January 14, 2022

PoolRx+(plus), from PoolRx Worldwide of San Clemente California is an EPA Registered and NSF 50 Certified Algaecide that eliminates and prevents algae and reduces chlorine demand.

PoolRx+ is the new and improved formula from PoolRx Worldwide, now with three EPA Registered Active ingredients, including Copper, Silver and Zinc. PoolRx+ utilizes the same strong chelation and as well as a unique alloy inside the unit that prolongs the life of the minerals to allow them to last for up to 6 months.

For longer seasons or tough condition PoolRx+ Booster minerals can be added if/when needed.

For more information, contact PoolRx Worldwide, Inc., 1120 Via Callejon, San Clemente, CA 92673. Phone 800-376-6579. Online www.poolrx.com.

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