Description
NaturalClear Lake Clarifier utilizes beneficial Lake bacteria for effective water clarification.
Natural Clear Lake Bacteria is our premium Canadian-made bioremediation product containing 4 species of bacteria designed to work in the harsh Canadian climate.
Benefits
- Clarifies water by reducing murkiness & turbidity
- Removes nutrients such as phosphates, ammonia, nitrates, & nitrites
- Reduces COD, BOD, organic carbon, & hydrocarbons
- Removes odour
- Reduces sludge & muck buildup
- Reduces sediments
- Breaks down organics
Applications
- Lakes
- Dugouts
- Drinking water reservoirs
- Aquaculture
- Golf courses & residential developments
Product Features
- Easy to apply
- Small water soluble packets (wsp) ensure even dispersion
- Odour-free
- Resilient in temperatures as low as 3° Celsius
- Can be used safely in swimming ponds, around fish, plants, birds, and other wildlife when used according to label directions
- Lake: 4 species formula
- Lake plus: 5 species formula + cold tolerance
How it Works
NaturalClear bacteria break down organics and sludge that has built up in your pond. As the beneficial bacteria multiply, they consume the nutrients and phosphates that contribute to poor water quality. As sludge and muck buildup is reduced/prevented, odor from the water is consequently reduced. Additionally, our extra strength formula features two strains of bacteria that secrete bio-flocculants, clarifying the water.
Lake or Lake PLUS Formula - Which one is right for you?
While our reliable NaturalClear Lake formula is sufficient for most ponds, we understand that some ponds may require an extra kick to combat the effects of eutrophication or other issues. That's why we've developed the Lake PLUS Formula, with double the concentration of bacteria to provide your pond with the ultimate care. If you're seeking to transform your problem pond into a pristine oasis, or simply want to elevate your pond to its peak potential, we highly recommend using the Lake PLUS Formula.
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