PolypLab Reef-Primer One Shot Box — 24 × 9 g Packs

PolypLab Reef-Primer One Shot Box — 24 × 9 g Packs

Overview

Stock up for quarantine stations, frag swaps, or busy reef rooms. The PolypLab Reef-Primer One Shot Box includes 24 single-use 9 g packets of the trusted potassium-based coral dip that helps remove unwanted pests, eggs, and debris before new corals enter your display. Pre-measured sachets make mixing foolproof and fast for consistent results every time.

Key Features

• Pre-measured convenience: Each 9 g packet mixes to one dip bath—no guessing or scales needed.

• Effective pre-introduction cleanse: Helps dislodge common hitchhikers while being gentle on SPS, LPS, soft corals, and zoanthids.

• Potassium-based formula: No harsh oxidizers or heavy metals; designed specifically for coral dipping (never for in-tank use).

• Time-efficient workflow: Typical soak is 5–10 minutes, then rinse and place.

• Value for high throughput: 24 packs per box for stores, clubs, or hobbyists with frequent additions.

What’s in the Box

• 24 × 9 g single-use Reef-Primer powder sachets (total net content: 216 g).

• Counter-friendly outer box for easy storage and grab-and-go packet access.

Product Specifications

• Brand: PolypLab

• Product Name: Reef-Primer One Shot Box

• Pack Size: 24 × 9 g (216 g total)

• Recommended Mix per Packet: 0.2 U.S. gal (0.76 L) of saltwater*

• Active Base: Potassium salts

• Use Case: Coral dip only (do not use in display tank)

• Format: Single-use powder sachets in retail box

*Derived from PolypLab’s standard ratio of 45 g per 1 U.S. gallon (3.8 L); a 9 g sachet is one-fifth of a full-gallon dose, ideal for small batches and frags.

Directions for Use

1. In a clean container, mix one 9 g packet with 0.2 gal (0.76 L) of aquarium saltwater until fully dissolved.

2. Submerge corals for 5–10 minutes; gently agitate or use flow to help dislodge debris.

3. Rinse corals in clean saltwater, then place in quarantine or display as appropriate.

4. Discard used solution; do not reuse.

Best Practices

• Inspect corals visually with light and magnification both before and after the dip.

• Consider a secondary rinse to avoid transferring residue.

• Always dip outside the display tank; keep separate tools for QT/dip stations.

Storage & Safety

• Store packets cool, dry, and sealed until use.

• Not for human or animal consumption. Keep out of reach of children and pets.

• Avoid contact with eyes/skin; rinse with water if contact occurs.